5: Customize
Customize a few items so your users know communication sent via Material is legitimate.
Organization Profile and Team Name
From Settings, click Organization Profile:

Update the default Team Name to a name your org recognizes. For example, "Acme IT & Security Team". This name displays on all user-facing communication from Material.
Upload your organization’s logo. Max 1 MB. Use 50px x 150px (standard) or 100px x 300px (retina).
If you're using a custom domain with Outlook Web Access, toggle this option on. Add your Domain Name, then click Save. If you have multiple tenants, switch to the Microsoft tenant to see this option.
Email Threat Support Email and Footer
From Settings, click Organization Profile.
The Support Email address is used in user-facing emails and as a point of contact for support requests. Use a single email address. If you don't enable this or enter an email, the point of contact in your emails will be
no-reply@mail.material.security. This doesn't need to be a monitored inbox unless you want users to reply.

The Custom Footer appears on end-user-facing emails and protection interstitials when a user might be attempting to interact with a sensitive or suspicious email. Custom footers direct end users to the proper place to receive support and build user trust
Basic HTML tags are allowed.
Good inclusions are Slack support channel links, resources, or security contacts.
For example:

This HTML renders like this in user emails:

Powered by Material branding
Optionally, show or hide the Powered by Material branding on your user-facing emails and pages.
Navigate to Settings (the cog icon) > End-User Support.
Toggle Material branding on or off.

Admins can show or hide Powered by Material branding in End-User Support settings.
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