This article discusses how to customize the Cato Management Application (CMA) branding with colors, logos, and other themes that are consistent with your company.
You can configure the CMA so that your application matches your company branding and not Cato's. This gives the Cato platform your company's look and feel providing users with the familiarity and comfort of their recognized environment.
The Management Application page lets you change these branding settings:
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Logo image and background
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Color scheme for both dark and light modes
(The color scheme applies to buttons, tab focus, and the User Profile widget)
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Help menu - Support and knowledge base links
Your company uses the Cato platform to manage its Security, Network, and Remote Access. Your Cato admins are used to working with your company's branded software, ticketing system, and customized documentation and you want to maintain the same comfort level. You can configure the CMA so that the links in the Help menu, direct to your proprietary documentation and ticketing system, instead of the Cato-branded options, as well as provide users of the Cato platform with the look and feel they are used to seeing.
Upload a file with your corporate logo to the Management Application page to define the global setting for your account and all managed accounts. All the pages on the platform display this logo.
When applying a custom logo, make sure that the logo file dimensions adhere to the recommended specifications, that the file type for the CMA logo is SVG, and that the file size does not exceed 200 KB.
You can customize the color scheme for both light and dark modes to ensure that the user experience is optimal when users are in either mode.
You can switch between light and dark mode to choose your preferred experience. For more information, on switching between light mode and dark mode, see Setting Admin Preferences.
There are two customizable support links in the CMA Help menu - one for the knowledge base, and another for contacting support. By default, these point to the Cato Knowledge Base and ticketing system, respectively.
You can customize these links so that they direct to your knowledge base and ticketing system by changing the Knowledge Base Link and Contact Support Link. Altering the default KB link will hide the related article section from the top menu. Furthermore, any links embedded within pages that direct to different Knowledge Base sections will redirect to the custom URL entered by the user.
To restore the default values, navigate to the Branding page.
You must have the necessary permissions to edit settings in the Management Application page.
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