Branding

Branding on SuperApp works at two levels. The deep level — app names, icons, splash screens, and app-store presence under your own developer accounts — is implemented with your onboarding team as part of deployment. The day-to-day level lives in your admin dashboard: brand identity, colors, banners, walkthrough screens, and app screen layout you can change any time, with no app release.

Brand settings — your identity

Dashboard → Settings → Basic Settings → Brand (/settings/settings/brand-settings) holds the core identity that flows through the customer app, partner app, receipts, and notifications: your marketplace name and logo as customers and merchants see them. Your onboarding team sets this up with you during deployment; treat later changes carefully — they appear everywhere at once.

Design settings — colors and appearance

Dashboard → Settings → Design → Design (/configuration/design/design-settings) controls how the customer-facing apps look: colors and appearance choices that style browsing, checkout, and tracking. Test color changes on a phone — catalog photos from many merchants sit on top of your palette, so neutral, high-contrast choices age best.

Banners — your marketplace’s billboard

Banners are the promotional images customers see in the customer app — featured merchants, seasonal pushes, new-vertical announcements.

Banner Group (Dashboard → Settings → Design → Banner Group, /configuration/design/banner-group/list) — banners are organized into groups, and each group holds the banner images you upload.
Pair banners with coupons or voucher campaigns so the offer a banner advertises is one tap away.
Banner placement is a real asset on a marketplace: featured-banner slots are something you can offer merchants as part of promotions.

Banners publish instantly from the dashboard — the fastest lever you have on what customers see today.

Walkthrough — first-launch screens

Dashboard → Settings → Design → Walk Through (/configuration/design/walkthrough/list) manages the introduction screens new customers see on first app open. Two or three screens showing what the marketplace offers — order food, get groceries, track delivery — is plenty.

App Screen — screen configuration

Dashboard → Settings → Design → App Screen (/configuration/design/app-screen) configures the app’s screens — what appears and how it’s arranged. Together with banner groups, this shapes the home experience: which business types lead, what’s promoted, and what a first-time customer sees.

Where your brand shows up

A quick map of which touchpoint each setting feeds, so you know what to re-check after a change:

Touchpoint	Driven by
Customer app & web	Brand settings, Design settings, Banner Groups, App Screen, Walk Through
Receipts	Brand settings — see Receipt printing
Customer notifications	Brand settings
Partner app	Brand settings (merchants and drivers see your identity too)
App store listings	Set with your onboarding team during deployment

A campaign refresh, step by step

The most common branding task after launch is a seasonal or promotional refresh. The whole loop runs from the dashboard:

Prepare banner images sized for a phone screen — large, minimal text; they sit above many merchants’ content.
Upload them into a banner group at Dashboard → Settings → Design → Banner Group (/configuration/design/banner-group/list).
Create the matching offer — a coupon or voucher campaign — so the banner has a payoff.
Review App Screen (/configuration/design/app-screen) so the refreshed content sits where customers look first.
Open the customer app, confirm everything renders, and announce it with a marketing campaign.
When the campaign ends, remove or swap the banners — a stale promotion on a marketplace home screen reflects on every merchant.

What’s set during deployment

Some branding is baked into the apps and handled with your onboarding team rather than from the dashboard:

App name, icon, and splash screens as they appear in the App Store and Google Play, under your developer accounts.
App store listings — name, description, screenshots.
Your web domain.
On higher plans, branded partner apps and dashboards as well.

For a rebrand, contact your account manager: app-level changes ship with an app update, while everything in the dashboard sections above updates immediately.