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Replace the Salesforce.com logo with a company logo

Having the Salesforce.com logo in the top left of your Org can make it feel like you are using a tool that is not built for your company. Fortunately, there is an easy way to brand your Org with your company's logo.

Follow these simple steps:

  1. Import the company logo
    1. Go to All Tabs > Documents.
    2. Select the "Documents" object and the "New" button.
    3. The document name will be something like "CompanyLogo.jpg".
    4. Set "Externally Available Image" as TRUE.
    5. Choose to place the record in either a custom Admin folder to separate from other document files or place it in your "My Personal Documents".
    6. Upload the file from your computer.
      • I recommend that the image you attach be 200 pixels width, 45 pixels height, and no more than 20KB in size. Try to use an image with a transparent background since SFDC's background uses a gradient color scheme.
    7. Save.
  2. Create a custom App
    1. Go to Setup > Build > Create > Apps.
    2. Select the "New" button.
    3. Select type: Console.
    4. Create a meaningful App Label, such as Inside Sales or the company name.
    5. Insert the image from the document you created.
    6. Select the available tabs to the app's horizontal navigation bar.
    7. Assign the app to profiles.
      • You can essentially replace the standard "Sales" app with your custom app through security so that it is always the company experience.
    8. Save.
  3. Complete!
When you are using your custom app, you will see...
instead of...

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