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A workspace that looks like your company, not Whale

Custom logo, brand colors, your own domain at whale.yourcompany.com, and an email sender name your team recognizes. Whale reads as an internal tool, which is the version your team actually opens.
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Can you just show me how to do that again?

Our training is just... a folder of PDFs.

Day one, and the SOP tool feels off-brand

Your team already recognizes the company logo, colors, and sender names. Branding puts those on every Whale email, domain, and screen, so the SOP tool lands with the same weight as every other internal system.

I already explained this three times this week.

We lost that process when Sarah left.

How teams do it today

Onboarding emails from a sender nobody recognizes

New hires opening an app that looks like an outside vendor

Exported PDFs that look like they came from a SaaS tool

An AI assistant with a generic name nobody on the team uses

With Whale's

Branding

Emails send from a sender name your team already trusts

The workspace opens at whale.yourcompany.com in your colors

PDF exports carry your logo, colors, and fonts by default

Rename the AI assistant so it fits how your team talks

Our domain, our email, our logo. All of it.

Set a custom domain so the workspace opens at whale.yourcompany.com instead of a shared app URL. Set the email sender name so onboarding, assignment, and review emails come from a name the team already recognizes. Upload your logo and set primary and secondary brand colors across the interface. The login screen, the sidebar, and every shared link carry your identity.

Exports and the AI assistant carry the brand too

Every PDF export of a card or playbook includes your logo, brand colors, and fonts in the header, so a document handed to a new hire or a client reads as an internal document. Rename Whale’s AI assistant and swap the avatar, so the assistant fits the voice and naming your team already uses internally.

A branded workspace your whole platform runs on

Branding is not a skin on a side tool. The branded workspace is where training flows get assigned, where Alice, Whale’s AI assistant, answers questions, and where CoPilot surfaces SOPs inside the apps your team already uses. One branded home for documenting, training, and finding answers, all under your company’s name.
A QR code is displayed on a screen with the text "Emergency response procedures" above it. This essential part of employee training includes options to "Export PDF" and "Download" below the QR code.

How it works

Set your domain, logo, and colors

Open workspace settings and upload your logo, set your primary and secondary brand colors, and add your custom domain so the workspace opens at whale.yourcompany.com. Set the sender name for system emails in the same place.

Rename the AI assistant and brand exports

Rename Whale’s AI assistant and swap the avatar to fit your company. Turn on branded PDF exports so every card or playbook handed off to a new hire, a partner, or a client carries your logo, colors, and fonts.

Your team opens a workspace that is yours

The next time your team logs in, Whale reflects your company’s identity. The domain is yours, the emails read as internal, exports look like official documents, and the AI assistant is named the way your team already talks.

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Loved for its overall simplicity and support

Frequently Asked Questions

Logo, primary and secondary brand colors, the workspace URL via a custom domain such as whale.yourcompany.com, the sender name on system emails, the name and avatar of the AI assistant, and the header on PDF exports. Platform terminology can also be customized on Team and above through the custom terminology power-up. The workspace, every shared link, and every export all carry the same identity once branding is set.
Yes. You can point a subdomain such as whale.yourcompany.com at your Whale workspace so the team logs in at your own URL instead of a shared app address. Whale provides the DNS record needed and the team sets it up once. After that, every internal link, every onboarding email, and every shared SOP link runs on your company’s domain, which reads as a first-party tool to the team and to anyone outside who sees it.
Yes. The AI assistant can be renamed to anything your team uses internally, and the avatar can be replaced with your company mascot, a custom illustration, or a brand mark. Some teams keep the Alice name so new hires recognize it from the Whale documentation. Other teams rename the assistant to match an internal persona or to fit a naming convention their team already uses. Both work. The underlying AI capability is the same.
Yes. Every PDF export of a card or a playbook includes your logo, brand colors, and fonts in the header. An SOP handed off in a training flow, shared with a partner, or sent to a client reads as an official internal document instead of an export from a third-party app. The cover page, the header, and the accent colors all follow what is set in the workspace branding settings.
Full workspace branding is included on the Scale plan and above. This covers the custom domain, brand colors, logo, email sender name, renamed AI assistant, and branded PDF exports. The Free and Team plans do not include custom branding, so the workspace runs on the standard Whale look. Scale also includes training flows, Alice, analytics, and custom roles, which is the layer most ops teams move to Scale for.
Notion and Confluence let you drop a logo on a workspace, and that is the ceiling. Whale’s branding covers the custom domain, the email sender name, PDF exports, and the AI assistant, because Whale is AI-Powered SOP Software that gets your team trained, not a general-purpose wiki. A branded Whale workspace sends branded assignment emails, hosts branded training flows, answers questions through a renamed AI assistant, and hands out branded exports. The brand is on every touchpoint the team sees during onboarding and daily use, not only the sidebar.

Other features

Advanced Permissions

Control exactly who can view, edit, and manage content in your workspace.

Public Share

Share any SOP with partners or clients via a secure link, no Whale account needed.

Training Flows

Automate onboarding with structured learning paths that run on autopilot.