Your console can carry your identity LIVE
Open Manage profile (/profile). A Custom product name field and a
Console logo upload sit there, and saving either changes the name and mark
in the top-left of your console on your next page load.
Custom product name
Up to 64 characters — what you call the console you sell. This is not the same thing as the display name on your own account, which is a card further down the same page.Console logo
The file’s actual bytes decide what it is — never its name, never what the
browser declares — so a renamed file is refused rather than trusted.
SVG is refused deliberately: an SVG is a document that can carry script, and
your logo is served back from your console’s own origin. Export a PNG at 2×
instead.
Nothing is invented for you
Clear the custom product name and the console falls back to your datacenter’s name, then to the platform’s. Remove the logo and the platform mark returns.Yours alone
The bytes are served behind your session and scoped to your operator. Another operator asking for them gets the same answer as for a logo that does not exist.The name your customers see is a different setting
Your custom product name dresses your console. The platform brand is what their console and every page title says. It is data, not code, so a rename takes effect everywhere immediately — but it is one row for the whole deployment. The separate Branding card lives on/admin/tenants, not your profile, and renders only for the deployment’s
super admin. The API answers an operator account a plain 403, because a rename
by one operator would rebrand every other operator’s customers.
Managed deployment
Tell NeoChamber the name you want. We set it, and you see it on your next
page load.
Sovereign / dedicated
The master console runs inside your own deployment — whoever holds its
super-admin account sets the name from that same card.
Per-operator branding of your customers’ console — your name and mark
where they sign in, rather than only where you work — is SOON. Until that
row is per-operator, one deployment carries one customer-facing name. That is
the honest limit, not a setting we have hidden from you.