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Branding

An organisation can carry its own logo, display name and accent colour inside MedJot.

/org-admin → Branding.

What you can set​

LogoShown in members' sidebars.
Display nameYour organisation's name as it should read.
Name placementBeside the logo, below the logo, or not shown.
Accent colourUsed on the join page.

Name placement​

Three options, because logos differ. A logo that already contains the organisation's name does not want it repeated beside it; a symbol-only mark usually does.

If you set no logo, the MedJot wordmark stays and your organisation's name sits beside it.

Where branding appears​

Members' sidebars — a quiet acknowledgement that the licence is the organisation's.

The join page — this is where branding does real work. The join and invitation page is co-branded: a MedJot × your-organisation lockup, and your accent colour applied to the whole page including the sign-in step.

The reason is practical. Someone receiving a link or scanning a QR at a training day needs to recognise immediately that this is their employer's thing and not a phishing page. A sign-in screen wearing your colours reads as yours rather than as something bolted on.

What branding does not change​

MedJot remains MedJot. Branding is co-branding — the clinical interface, its behaviour and its wording are unchanged, and the app is not white-labelled.

Logo advice​

  • A transparent PNG or SVG works best against both light and dark themes.
  • Check it in both themes. Members choose their own, and a dark logo on a dark sidebar disappears.
  • Wide marks fare better than tall ones in a sidebar.
  • Keep the file small; it is loaded by every member.