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Each tenant in Meneja has its own branding configuration that controls how the storefront looks and what information it presents to shoppers. You can set the color palette, upload logos, manage promotional banners, provide legal and support links, and toggle feature modules — all from the Tenant settings page.

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Theme and colors

The theme section controls the visual appearance of the tenant storefront. Colors are specified as hex values (e.g., #4285F4).

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Color fields

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Logo fields

All logo values are URLs pointing to hosted image assets.

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Metadata

The metadata section holds informational and legal content for the storefront.

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Banners

Each entry in the banners array has the following fields:
alt_text is optional in the data model but providing it improves accessibility for shoppers using screen readers.

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Modules

The modules section lets you enable or disable features for a specific tenant. Each module is a boolean toggle. Setting a module to false hides the related features from that tenant’s dashboard and storefront without deleting any existing data.

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Update tenant branding

1

Open the tenant

Go to Tenants in the sidebar and click on the tenant you want to update.
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Navigate to the Branding tab

Inside the tenant detail view, select the Branding tab.
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Set colors

Enter hex color codes for each color field. The preview updates as you type, so you can confirm the palette looks correct before saving.
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Upload logos

Provide URLs for the primary, secondary, and icon logo fields. Make sure each URL is publicly accessible.
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Add or reorder banners

Under Banners, click Add banner to create a new entry. Fill in the title, image URL, and optional alt text. Set display_order to control the sequence — for example, 1 for the first banner, 2 for the second.
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Update metadata

Switch to the Metadata tab and enter URLs for the terms and conditions and privacy policy pages. Add the support email and phone number that shoppers can use to contact the tenant.
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Toggle modules

Under Modules, switch the payments, promotions, and inventory toggles to match what the tenant’s plan includes.
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Save changes

Click Save to apply all changes. The updated branding takes effect immediately on the tenant’s storefront.
Disabling a module (for example, setting inventory to false) hides inventory features from the tenant’s dashboard immediately. Re-enabling the module restores access to the existing data.
Use display_order values with gaps (e.g., 10, 20, 30) rather than sequential integers. This makes it easier to insert new banners between existing ones later without renumbering everything.