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Anyreach lets you white-label the application your users see. Set your logos, favicon, and brand colors, then point a custom domain at Anyreach so users sign in and work under your own brand. Branding is resolved by domain: when a request arrives on your custom domain, Anyreach looks up the matching organization and applies its branding to the sign-in pages and the entire app. You configure everything from the Settings page in the dashboard. Changing these fields requires the organizations:manage scope.

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Branding fields

Open Settings and edit the branding cards. Each asset has a light and dark variant so your brand looks right in both themes.
CardFieldDescription
Logos & FaviconLight Logo (logo_url)Logo shown on light backgrounds.
Logos & FaviconDark Logo (dark_logo_url)Logo shown on dark backgrounds.
Logos & FaviconFavicon (favicon)Square browser-tab icon.
Brand ColorsPrimary color (primary_color)Brand accent color for light mode.
Brand ColorsDark primary color (dark_primary_color)Brand accent color for dark mode.
Logos and favicons accept PNG, JPEG, SVG, and WebP files up to 2MB. Pick brand colors from a Tailwind palette or enter a custom hex value.
The Auto-Brand from Website card lets you enter your website domain to import logos, colors, and social links automatically. You can then fine-tune anything it imports before saving.
Each organization also carries a custom_css field for additional white-label styling. Use the Brand Preview card to see how your logos and colors render before you save, then click Save Changes. Reset restores the default Anyreach theme.

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How branding is resolved

The white-label experience is keyed to the domain a user visits. Anyreach looks up the organization whose domain matches the incoming host and applies its branding, color, and custom_css to the page, including the sign-in and sign-up screens. 
user visits app.yourbrand.com
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lookup organization by domain  (GET /public/organizations/by-domain?domain=app.yourbrand.com)
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apply branding + color + custom_css to login + app
Branding only goes universal once a custom domain is active. When a custom domain is configured, the theme (primary colors, logos) applies to every user who reaches your app through that domain, including the sign-in and sign-up pages.

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Custom domain

Setting a custom domain points your own hostname (for example app.yourbrand.com) at Anyreach and provisions an SSL certificate for it. Saving a domain on the Settings page starts an asynchronous setup workflow that requests a certificate from AWS Certificate Manager and configures routing.
1

Enter your domain

In the Custom Domain card, type your hostname (without https://) and click Save Changes. This starts the setup workflow and sets the domain status to pending.
2

Add the routing CNAME

Create a CNAME record at your DNS provider that points your domain to Anyreach:
HostTarget
app.yourbrand.comapp.anyreach.ai
3

Add the certificate validation CNAME

Once the certificate request exists, the Custom Domain card shows a second CNAME (name and value) from AWS Certificate Manager. Add it to your DNS provider to validate the certificate. Use the refresh control to re-fetch the latest records and status.
4

Wait for activation

The workflow waits for DNS to propagate and the certificate to validate. When it succeeds, the status becomes completed and your domain goes live.

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Setup states

The domain status (domain_setup_status) reflects where the workflow is.
StatusBadgeMeaning
pendingPendingThe certificate is being requested and routing is being configured. Make sure both CNAME records are in place. This can take a few minutes.
completedActiveThe domain is validated and live. Users can reach your app at the custom domain.
failedFailedSetup could not complete. Verify your DNS records, then retry.
If the status is failed, fix your DNS records first, then click Retry Domain Setup in the Custom Domain card. Retrying resets the status to pending and restarts the workflow with the existing certificate.

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Changing or removing a domain

Editing the domain field and saving terminates any in-flight setup, then starts a fresh setup for the new value. Clearing the domain field and saving starts a removal workflow that tears down the old configuration.

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Limits and requirements

ItemValue
Routing CNAME targetapp.anyreach.ai
Certificate validationDNS CNAME from AWS Certificate Manager
Logo / favicon formatsPNG, JPEG, SVG, WebP
Logo / favicon max size2MB
Required scopeorganizations:manage

Organizations overview

How organizations, scopes, and settings fit together.