Skip to main content
What your organisation looks like before anyone has signed in — the domain in the address bar, the logo, the words on the sign-in page. Set under Administration → Branding.

Domain

Every organisation gets a free subdomain — yourcompany.assetinfinity.ai — at no setup cost. If you run your own domain, add it instead: maintenance.acme.com, or whatever you already point people to. Adding a custom domain means proving you own it:
1

Enter the domain

Type the domain you want to use.
2

Add the DNS records shown

A DNS record to add at your registrar or DNS provider, proving control of the domain.
3

Wait for verification

The domain shows pending until the record is found. Once it resolves, it flips to live and starts serving your sign-in page.
DNS propagation isn’t instant. A record that looks right can still show pending for a while — that’s normal, not a sign something’s wrong.
A branded custom domain has no public sign-up page. Sign-up is disabled there entirely — see Sign up. Anyone who needs an account on a custom-domain organisation is added by an administrator, not by signing up themselves.

Images

Uploading a dark-mode logo is worth doing deliberately: a logo designed for a light background often disappears, or looks wrong, simply inverted onto a dark one.

Sign-in page text

Beyond the images, the sign-in page’s own copy is editable: Use the support contact for whoever actually fields sign-in problems at your organisation — your own help desk, not ours.

Hiding vendor branding

A toggle removes Asset Infinity’s own branding and footer from the app, for organisations that want it to read as entirely their own.

Password reset and branding

A password-reset email links back to your organisation’s own branded domain when one is configured, rather than the shared default domain. Configure your domain before rolling the product out widely — it’s what people click from their inbox.

Related topics

Ways to sign in