The GFoundry frontend now includes a fully customizable navigation menu, giving administrators complete control over how the platform is presented to end users - what they see, in what order, and where each item takes them.

The menu is split into two distinct areas. The top block is entirely configurable by each client: administrators can add items that link to any internal area of the platform (courses, missions, innovation programs, etc.) or to external URLs. The bottom section follows the standard platform structure with collapsible category groups - such as Growth & Development, Participation & Collaboration, and Valuation & Rewards - that users can expand and collapse as needed.

Why this matters

• Client branding and context - the top menu block can be tailored to reflect the client's own program names, initiatives, and priorities, making the platform feel native to their organization
• Internal and external links - items can point to any section within GFoundry or to external URLs, enabling integration of related tools and resources in a single navigation experience
• Collapsible sections - the lower navigation groups expand and collapse, reducing visual clutter and helping users focus on what is relevant to them
• Configurable from the backoffice - menu items are managed in Settings > Menu Configuration, with drag-and-drop reordering, active/inactive toggle, and edit/delete controls per item
• Familiar UX - the structure follows standard navigation patterns, reducing onboarding friction for new users

Administrators can now shape the navigation experience to match their organization's language, priorities, and workflows - without any custom development.