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Cobalt#3A5CFF
Periwinkle#9FB2FF
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BUSINESS OS

Every lead caught.
Every job finished.

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What Opay, Renova, Network, goingplaces and Vera have in common

I studied all seven boards you sent. They're different brands, but they follow the same six rules, and this round is built on them.

01 · All sevenFlat, bold, built from circles and slabsNo thin lines, no detail. Each mark is two or three solid shapes on a grid, so it's still clear at 16px.
02 · Renova, Network, goingplaces, VeraA letter with a second meaningRenova's e is a recycling arrow. Network's N is a wifi signal. goingplaces' G is a person. Vera's V is a bird. OVIOS gets the same.
03 · Network, goingplaces, VeraA dot as the accentThree of them use a standalone dot, which backs up your 1E instinct. The dot stays as Ovi, the customer, the i.
04 · Renova, Vera, Opay, ribbon NTwo tones of one colourLime and green, teal and cyan. Here it's white or cobalt with periwinkle: related, never clashing.
05 · goingplaces, Vera, NetworkA plain, confident wordmarkManrope ExtraBold, a clean geometric sans. The mark does the talking; the name is set well and left alone.
06 · Renova, Vera, goingplacesSold as a boardPhone, app icons, hex swatches, the mark cropped off the edge, construction circles, an equation tile. That's this page's layout.
The marks

Four marks, each hiding a second meaning

Click one to load it into the board at the top. My pick is Tick: o, v and the dot of the i, which together make a tick. It says "job done", the thing installers care about most.

The wordmark

Set plainly, with one custom touch

Like your references, the wordmark stays clean and lets the mark do the work. The one custom touch: the dot on the i is the brand dot, in periwinkle.

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