Deployment and sovereigntyBy Odebode Toluwalase Esq · 3 min read

Whitelabel: your firm's brand, not ours

Put your firm's name, colours and logo on the application, its emails, and the files it produces.

On a sovereign install, LexCore can be invisible. Your people see your firm's identity, and so does anyone you send a document or a notification to.

SurfaceWhat carries your brand
The applicationColours, logo, firm name in the sidebar, browser tab title and favicon
Notification emailsYour firm as sender, your wording in the action button, your confidentiality footer
Exported spreadsheetsYour firm recorded as the document Author
Client portalYour colours and logo on the pages your clients see

You set it once in a configuration file shipped with your install, so your branding is right on the very first page load, before anyone signs in to configure anything. An administrator can change it in the app at any time after that.

Your confidentiality wording, not ours

The default email footer marks mail as confidential and privileged, and notes that the data is handled under the Nigeria Data Protection Act (NDPA) 2023. It states handling, not certification; we do not assert compliance on your behalf. If your firm practises elsewhere, replace it with your own wording. A confidentiality notice on your mail should say what is true for your jurisdiction.

Colours must be hex values, and logos must be hosted on your own instance or over HTTPS. That is deliberate. These values are rendered in your users' browsers and in your clients' email clients, so the accepted formats are kept narrow.

Related documentation

Verification guarantee: LexCore rejects any AI assertion it cannot trace to exact character offsets in the source agreement. It is a review assistant, and its output is not legal advice. For the architecture behind that, see the Security & Trust Centre.