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White Labeling

Pomerium Enterprise

This article describes a use case available to Pomerium Enterprise customers.

Overview​

Pomerium Enterprise allows you to visually align your identity-aware proxy with your organization's brand identity. You can replace Pomerium's default logos, change color themes, and add your own favicon to ensure that all administrative pages and user-facing prompts feel like a natural extension of your existing portals.

For instructions on customizing error pages and enabling user self-remediation, see Self-Remediation & Custom Error Pages.

Settings​

Most Branding options reside in the Branding tab of the Settings page:

Branding Settings in Pomerium Enterprise

Colors​

By adding a hex code in Primary Color and Secondary Color, you can seamlessly alter the console's UI to match your brand guidelines.

Primary Color Pomerium Enterprise

If you have users who prefer dark mode, you can add a different primary/secondary palette for dark mode:

Dark Mode Colors

This ensures a consistent brand experience whether someone is an admin in the console or a user landing on Pomerium's sign-in pages.

You can replace Pomerium's default logo and favicon by specifying a custom URL:

Replace the Logo and Favicon in Pomerium Enterprise

Both administrative and user-facing pages will use your organization's imagery:

Replace the Logo and Favicon in Open Source webpages

Why White Labeling?​

  • Professional Appearance: Present a unified front to end users, ensuring they associate your secure portal with your organization's branding.
  • Trust & Familiarity: A consistent identity lowers user confusion, especially for teams already accustomed to your internal brand or product suite.
  • Easier User Adoption: When Pomerium “feels” like part of your standard workflow, employees are more likely to comply with zero-trust and security measures.

White labeling is not merely cosmetic; it's a critical step to assure teams that they're accessing official, trusted corporate resources—enhancing user confidence and security posture.