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Compass Customization Guide
Compass supports white-label customization, allowing partners to adapt branding, features, language, and data collection so the application looks and feels like their own product.
This guide explains what you can customize and how those changes affect the application.
Branding
Update the application name, logos, icons, and colors to match your organization’s identity. You can also set search engine details to control how your site appears online.
Identity
Application identity
Assets
Logo and icon assets
Colors
Branding colors
Authentication
Decide how users log in. You can configure the authentication process by enabling or disabling login or registration codes.
Login and registration with code enabled
CV Features
Turn the CV functionality on or off. If disabled, all CV‑related options disappear from the application.
CV feature enabled
Skills Report
Add your logo(s) to the report, choose the available download formats (PDF or DOCX), and decide which sections are included in the report, including the summary and experience details.
Skills report customization
Languages
Select the default language for the application and choose which additional languages users can switch to.
Language switcher interface
Sensitive Data
Define which personal information Compass collects from users. Available fields include:
Name
Contact Email
Gender
Age
Education Status
Main Activity
Each field can be customized to match your organization’s requirements and translated into supported languages.
Sensitive data fields
How It Works
Customization is controlled through settings provided during deployment. These settings are passed into Compass automatically and applied across the application once the deployment is complete.
Important Notes
Only the options listed above can be customized. Core workflows and layouts stay the same.
If a customization setting is missing or entered incorrectly, Compass will ignore it and use the default settings instead.
Colors must meet accessibility standards so all content remains readable.
