> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.cogram.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.cogram.com/organization-administration/navigation-bar-branding.md).

# Organization identity

Set your organization's logo and name in the directory and navigation bar.

Organization admins and owners can update the profile that members see in the directory and navigation bar.

Go to [Organization Settings > General > Identity](https://app.cogram.com/dashboard/settings/admin/overview#identity).

## Add or replace your logo

1. Select **Upload logo** or **Replace logo**.
2. Choose a PNG or JPG image, up to 2 MB.
3. Select **Save changes**.

The logo appears beside your organization name in Identity, on **Directory > My organization**, and in the sidebar. If you have no uploaded logo, the directory and sidebar may use an image from your website or email domain.

## Change your organization details

Select the large organization name beside the logo to edit it. Change the company type, disciplines, website, address, phone, or About fields below, then select **Save changes**.

## Show your name in the sidebar

Your organization name appears in the sidebar by default.

1. Keep **Show organization name in sidebar** on.
2. Optionally enter a **Navigation bar label** of up to 24 characters. Leave it blank to use the organization name.
3. Select **Save changes**.

To hide the name, turn off **Show organization name in sidebar** and save. The icon still appears in the sidebar when available.

## Remove an uploaded logo

Select **Remove logo**, then **Save changes**. The directory and sidebar may still show a logo from your website or email domain. If no logo is available and the organization name is hidden, the sidebar shows the Cogram mark.


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