Brand & Design Settings
Brand settings define the visual identity of your team's corporate signatures. As a team admin, you configure your company profile, brand design, and per-domain overrides from the Team Settings page.
Accessing Brand Settings
Company Profile
The company profile is the source of company variables in corporate signatures. Go to Team > Settings > General to edit:
- Company Display Name — Your organization's name as it appears in signatures.
- Address — Street, city, state, zip, and country.
- Phone — Company phone number.
- Website — Company website URL.
- Social Links — LinkedIn, Twitter/X, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, GitHub for the company.
Company Content
- Company Tagline — A motto or tagline used across signatures.
- CTA Button — Default call-to-action text and URL.
- Default Disclaimer — Legal disclaimer text added to signatures.
{company.phone} variable.
Brand Design
Go to Team > Settings > Brand to configure the default visual design for all corporate signatures:
Template
Select a default template from the grouped dropdown. Templates are organized into Classic and Creative categories, with a live preview of the selected template.
Colors
- Accent Color — Primary brand color (used for name highlights, links, dividers).
- Text Color — Main text color.
- Muted Text Color — Secondary/detail text color.
- Background Color — Signature background.
Typography & Layout
- Font — Brand font applied to all corporate signatures.
- Alignment — Left, center, or right alignment.
Logo & Banner
- Company Logo — Upload or enter a URL. Available as a company variable in signatures (used via the Image tab > Company source).
- Company Banner — Upload or enter a URL. Can be used as a secondary image in signatures.
Per-Domain Brand Overrides
If your organization has multiple domains, each domain can have its own brand identity. This is useful for subsidiaries, product lines, or regional brands.
Fields left empty inherit from the main brand settings. Only the fields you explicitly set are overridden.
How Branding Flows to Signatures
The branding cascade works as follows:
- A corporate signature linked to no specific domain ("Default brand") uses the organization's main brand settings.
- A corporate signature linked to a specific domain uses that domain's overrides, falling back to the main brand for any fields not overridden.
- When you update brand settings (main or per-domain), all affected signatures update automatically.