Company Settings
Company Settings allows administrators to configure system-wide options that affect how LMI behaves across your organization. These settings control visual appearance, workflow integrations, and operational preferences.
Overview
Section titled “Overview”Company Settings includes configuration for:
- Chart Color Palette - Customize colors used in charts and visualizations
- CRM Settings - Configure workflows for leads and opportunities
Accessing Company Settings
Section titled “Accessing Company Settings”Navigate to Settings → Administration → Company Settings from the sidebar.

Settings List
Section titled “Settings List”The Company Settings page displays available configuration options in a table format.

| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Chart Color Palette | Configure the colors used in charts and data visualizations |
| CRM Settings | Set up workflows for lead and opportunity management |
Chart Color Palette
Section titled “Chart Color Palette”The Chart Color Palette setting controls the colors used throughout LMI’s charts, graphs, and data visualizations.

Pre-built Palettes
Section titled “Pre-built Palettes”LMI includes six pre-built color palettes:
| Palette | Description |
|---|---|
| Default (Earth Tones) | Natural, muted colors suitable for professional reports |
| Vibrant | Bright, saturated colors for high-contrast visualizations |
| Ocean Blues | Cool blue tones for a calm, professional look |
| Sunset | Warm orange and red tones |
| Forest Greens | Green-focused palette for environmental themes |
| Monochrome | Grayscale palette for print-friendly reports |
Selecting a Palette
Section titled “Selecting a Palette”- Click on Chart Color Palette in the settings list
- Browse the available palettes in the selection panel
- Click on a palette to preview it
- The selected palette is automatically saved

Custom Palettes
Section titled “Custom Palettes”Create your own color palettes to match your company branding.

Creating a Custom Palette
Section titled “Creating a Custom Palette”- Click the Add Custom Palette button
- Enter a name for your palette
- Configure each of the 11 color slots using the color picker
- Click Save to create the palette
Editing a Custom Palette
Section titled “Editing a Custom Palette”- Click the Edit button next to your custom palette
- Modify the name or colors as needed
- Click Save to apply changes
Deleting a Custom Palette
Section titled “Deleting a Custom Palette”- Click the Delete button next to your custom palette
- Confirm the deletion
Color Configuration
Section titled “Color Configuration”Each palette contains 11 colors that map to chart data series:
| Color Slot | Usage |
|---|---|
| Color 1 | Primary data series, first pie slice |
| Color 2 | Secondary data series, second pie slice |
| Color 3-11 | Additional data series as needed |
Colors are displayed in order for multi-series charts and cyclically for charts with more than 11 data points.
CRM Settings
Section titled “CRM Settings”CRM Settings configures how leads and opportunities flow through your sales process by linking them to task workflows.

Workflow Settings
Section titled “Workflow Settings”Configure the workflows used to track lead and opportunity progression.
| Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Lead Workflow | No | The workflow used for managing leads. The workflow’s team is automatically assigned to new leads. |
| Opportunity Workflow | No | The workflow used for managing opportunities. The workflow’s team is automatically assigned to new opportunities. |
Lead Conversion Settings
Section titled “Lead Conversion Settings”Configure how leads convert to opportunities.
| Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Converted Lead Status | No | Status applied when a lead converts to an opportunity |
| Initial Opportunity Status | No | Status applied to newly created opportunities |
Configuring CRM Settings
Section titled “Configuring CRM Settings”- Click on CRM Settings in the settings list
- In the Workflow Settings section, select a workflow from the Lead Workflow dropdown
- All accessible workflows are available. Workflows with CRM-related names (containing “sales”, “crm”, “lead”, or “opportunity”) are sorted to appear first for convenience.
- Select a workflow from the Opportunity Workflow dropdown
- In the Lead Conversion section, choose the Converted Lead Status from the lead workflow’s statuses
- Choose the Initial Opportunity Status from the opportunity workflow’s statuses
- Click Save Settings to apply changes

How CRM Settings Affect the Application
Section titled “How CRM Settings Affect the Application”| Feature | Impact |
|---|---|
| Lead Creation | New leads are automatically assigned to the configured lead workflow and its associated team |
| Lead Conversion | Converting a lead to an opportunity applies the configured converted status |
| Opportunity Creation | New opportunities use the configured opportunity workflow, its associated team, and initial status |
Settings Storage
Section titled “Settings Storage”Company settings are stored in the company metadata and apply to all users within your organization. Changes are applied immediately and do not require a page refresh.
Company Settings├── Chart Color Palette│ ├── Selected Palette Key│ └── Custom Palettes (name + 11 colors each)└── CRM Settings ├── Lead Workflow → Workflow ID + Name (team derived from workflow) ├── Converted Lead Status → Status ID + Name ├── Opportunity Workflow → Workflow ID + Name (team derived from workflow) └── Initial Opportunity Status → Status ID + NameBest Practices
Section titled “Best Practices”Chart Palette Selection
Section titled “Chart Palette Selection”- Choose palettes with sufficient contrast between adjacent colors for accessibility
- Use the monochrome palette when creating charts for black-and-white printing
- Create custom palettes that align with your company’s brand guidelines
- Test palettes with actual chart data to ensure readability
CRM Workflow Configuration
Section titled “CRM Workflow Configuration”- Set up dedicated workflows for leads and opportunities with clear, sequential statuses
- Ensure the “Converted Lead Status” represents a terminal state in the lead workflow
- Configure the “Initial Opportunity Status” as the first step in your opportunity sales process
- Use workflows that are assigned to teams with members available to work new leads and opportunities
Organizational Coordination
Section titled “Organizational Coordination”- Coordinate company settings changes with stakeholders before applying
- Document custom palette colors for brand consistency
- Train users on workflow changes before updating CRM settings
- Review settings periodically to ensure they align with current business processes
Troubleshooting
Section titled “Troubleshooting”Charts not showing updated colors
Section titled “Charts not showing updated colors”- Clear your browser cache and refresh the page
- Verify the palette was saved successfully (check for confirmation toast)
- Ensure you’re viewing a chart that uses the chart color system
CRM workflow dropdown is empty
Section titled “CRM workflow dropdown is empty”- Verify that workflows exist in the system (see Workflows)
- Ensure you have permission to view workflows
- Check that at least one workflow has been created and is accessible to your user account
Status dropdown is disabled
Section titled “Status dropdown is disabled”- Select a workflow first—status options depend on the selected workflow
- Verify the selected workflow has statuses configured
Changes not applying for other users
Section titled “Changes not applying for other users”- Company settings changes apply immediately but may require other users to refresh their browser
- Verify the save operation completed successfully
- Check that all users are logged into the same company account
Cannot access Company Settings
Section titled “Cannot access Company Settings”- Verify you have administrator permissions
- Check that you have the appropriate security group role assigned
- Contact your system administrator for access
Custom palette not saving
Section titled “Custom palette not saving”- Ensure all 11 color slots have valid colors selected
- Verify the palette name is not empty
- Check for any validation error messages in the form