Waafir
Admin & Customisation

Customisability

Waafir can carry your organisation's brand so the experience your investors see is yours, not a generic tool. An organisation owner configures branding from Settings → Dataroom Settings. Changes are explicit: adjustments take effect only when you press Save Changes. Nothing is persisted as you type.

Customisation surface

From a single page you can set:

  • The brand colours used across the interface.
  • An organisation logo shown in place of the default mark.
  • The font family used throughout the product.
  • The default text size.
  • The interface language.
  • A data residency preference.
  • How Office documents are rendered in the viewer.

Each option is covered below.

Brand colours

Waafir uses two brand colours: a primary colour and an accent colour. The primary colour is the dominant brand colour, applied to buttons, links, and active states. The accent colour is a secondary highlight used sparingly. The accent is never used as a button colour, so a vivid accent will not change the shade of primary actions.

The defaults are a deep green primary (#00512F) and a warm gold accent (#EFA22F). Set your own values and the interface re-themes immediately on save. Your choice is also persisted for the next page load, so branded colours appear instantly rather than flashing the defaults first.

Upload your organisation's logo to replace the default mark in the interface chrome. The logo control stages your selection: choosing a file, or choosing to remove the current logo, does not upload anything on its own. The change is applied when you press Save Changes, alongside the rest of your branding. This keeps logo changes consistent with the rest of the page — nothing commits until you save.

Font family

Select the typeface used across the product from a curated set: Inter, Roboto, Merriweather, or Geist. The set is intentionally limited to fonts that render cleanly across the interface and the document viewer, so any choice remains legible.

Text size

Independent of the font family, you can set a default text size for the interface. The text-size preference is stored per user in the browser, so it follows the person rather than the organisation. Each team member can keep a comfortable size, applied as soon as the app loads.

Language

Set the interface language for your organisation. Changing the language reloads the app so the new language is applied throughout. This controls Waafir interface text only; it does not translate uploaded documents. Document translation is a separate AI feature.

Data residency preference

Dataroom Settings includes a data residency preference. This is a stored organisation preference recording the region you want your organisation associated with; the default is the platform's primary region. Treat it as a recorded preference, not a guarantee of automatic, enforced region-pinned storage. If your organisation has a contractual data-residency requirement, confirm the current enforcement guarantees with the Waafir team rather than relying on this setting alone.

Document viewer mode

Office documents (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) can be rendered in one of two modes:

  • Simple — a lightweight rendering that loads quickly and is sufficient for most review.
  • OnlyOffice — a higher-fidelity rendering that preserves more complex document formatting.

Choose the mode that balances rendering fidelity against load speed for your documents.

Reset to defaults

Reset to defaults returns the brand colours, font, text size, language, and data residency preference to their original values. Because it discards your branding, Waafir requires confirmation before applying it, preventing accidental triggering.

On the roadmap

Centralised management of platform terms, privacy policies, and custom NDA templates — Legal Policy Management — is planned but not yet available. It is not part of the current customisation surface. For now, NDA and policy handling is configured per data room rather than centrally. This is noted here so the absence is expected rather than surprising.

Where to go next

  • For who can change these settings and how billing is organised, see Billing & Plans.
  • For interface behaviour conventions — saving, notifications, keyboard shortcuts — see UI Conventions.