In my last blog, I reviewed a new feature called “Themes” in CRM and walked through the process of using them to add colors to borders, fields and fonts. In this blog, I will show you how you can take this one step further and add a logo to your CRM to make it feel more like “your” CRM.
Themes in CRM
Note: You must have either the System Administrator or System Customizer role in CRM to perform this task
- To locate Themes in CRM, go to Settings > Customizations
- Click on Themes
- Either click on an existing Theme or create a new Theme
- In your Theme, click the Search feature for “Logo” to select your image
- Do one of the following:
- Select an existing Web Resource and click “Add”, or
- Click “New” to create a new Web Resource with a logo from your local computer
Not sure how to add a Web Resource in CRM? Click here for more information.
- Once the Web Resource is added, click “Save”
- To see how the logo will look in your CRM, click “Preview”
PREVIEW: New Antero CRM Theme Applied with Logo
- Once you are satisfied with your results, you can select “Publish Theme” to make it viewable by others in the CRM system
Note: If you need to revert to your original theme, click “Exit Preview”
A few things to note about Themes in CRM:
- They are not solution aware. You must export your Theme from one organization and import it into another
- Backgrounds, fonts and icons cannot be changed using Themes
- If you are interested in changing these, click here to learn more about CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) and how it can further color your CRM
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