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Available starting with FlowX.AI 5.6.0Container app branding is available for SaaS deployments.

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Overview

Container app branding lets organization administrators customize the visual appearance of the SaaS container app — the runtime that wraps FlowX solutions for end users. Branding settings apply organization-wide across all workspaces and projects.

Custom colors

Set primary, secondary, header, and page background colors

Logo upload

Replace the default logo with your organization’s branding

Header control

Show or hide the container app header (useful for iframe embeds)

Live preview

Preview branding changes before saving

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Accessing branding settings

To configure branding:
  1. Navigate to Organization Admin in FlowX Designer
  2. Select Generic App Branding under Design Assets
Branding settings require the org_branding_read permission to view and org_branding_edit permission to modify.
The branding page has a form panel on the left and a live preview on the right. Use the layout toggle in the header to switch between flat view, accordion view, or form-only mode.

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Branding properties

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General

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Primary Color
hex color
Accent color used for buttons, active states, and interactive elements on the solutions page.
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Secondary Color
hex color
Used for avatar backgrounds and secondary accents.
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Show Header
boolean
Toggle the container app header on or off.Default: ON
Turn off the header when embedding the container app in an iframe where the parent app provides its own navigation.
Custom logo displayed in the header. Replaces the default FlowX logo.Supported formats: PNG, JPG, SVG, WEBPMax file size: 2 MB
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Background Color
hex color
Header background color.Default: #2A313A
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Shadow
preset
Header drop shadow. Choose from preset sizes or turn off completely.Options: None, XS, S, M, L, XLEach preset configures the shadow color, opacity, and blur radius.

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Solutions page

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Page Background Color
hex color
Background color of the solutions landing page where users select which solution to open.

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How branding is applied

When an end user loads the container app:
  1. The app resolves the organization context (from the hostname or organization code)
  2. Branding configuration is included in the organization lookup API response
  3. The container app applies branding values as CSS custom properties
  4. Colors, logo, and header settings take effect immediately
Branding is applied before authentication, so the login landing page also reflects the organization’s branding.

Container app authentication

Configure authentication flows and session management for container apps

Organization settings

Manage organization-level configuration

FlowX SaaS overview

Understand the FlowX SaaS deployment model
Last modified on March 16, 2026