Brand Customization

Brand customization lets you create branded configurations that are applied to audit reports. Instead of reports carrying JetStack AI’s default branding, you can present them with your agency’s colors, logo, and typography — or with your client’s branding for a fully white-labeled experience.

How Brand Configs Work

A brand configuration is a saved set of visual settings that you select when launching an audit. During the audit setup flow (Step 3: Configure Branding), you choose which brand config to apply. The resulting audit report uses those visual settings throughout — from the header and color scheme to the footer text and logos.

You can create multiple brand configurations per organization. This is useful when you work with different clients who each need their own branded reports, or when you want to maintain separate configs for your own agency branding versus client-specific branding.

Creating a Brand Config

1. Navigate to Settings > Branding from the left sidebar.
2. Click Create Brand Config.
3. Fill in the brand settings (see the section below).
4. Click Save.

The new brand config appears in your list and is immediately available for selection when launching audits.

Brand Settings

Each brand configuration includes the following settings:

Setting	Description	Example
Primary Color	The dominant accent color used for headings, progress bars, score indicators, and interactive elements throughout the report.	#FF5722
Secondary Color	A complementary color used for backgrounds, borders, section dividers, and secondary UI elements.	#1A237E
Font Family	The typeface used for all text in the report. Choose from a curated list of web-safe and Google Fonts options.	Inter, Roboto, Open Sans
Company Logo URL	URL to your agency’s logo. Displayed in the report header. Use a publicly accessible URL (hosted on your website or a CDN).	https://agency.com/logo.png
Client Logo URL	URL to your client’s logo. Displayed alongside or instead of the company logo, depending on the report template.	https://client.com/logo.png
Footer Text	Custom text displayed at the bottom of every report page. Typically includes your agency name, contact information, or a disclaimer.	`Prepared by Acme Agency

Color Format

Colors should be specified as hex values (e.g., #FF5722). The color picker in the settings UI lets you select colors visually, or you can paste hex values directly.

Logo Requirements

• Format — PNG, JPG, or SVG. PNG with a transparent background is recommended.
• Hosting — Logos must be hosted at a publicly accessible URL. JetStack AI fetches the image at report render time.
• Size — No strict size limit, but logos are rendered at a maximum height of 60px in the report header. Use images at least 120px tall for crisp rendering on high-DPI screens.

Editing a Brand Config

1. Go to Settings > Branding.
2. Click the brand config you want to edit.
3. Modify any settings.
4. Click Save.

Changes to a brand config do not retroactively update previously generated reports. Existing reports retain the branding that was active when they were generated. Only new audits launched with this brand config will use the updated settings.

Deleting a Brand Config

1. Go to Settings > Branding.
2. Click the Delete action on the brand config.
3. Confirm deletion.

Deleting a brand config does not affect existing audit reports that used it. Those reports retain their branding. You simply cannot select the deleted config for future audits.

Using a Brand Config in an Audit

When you launch an audit, the setup flow includes a branding step:

1. Step 1 — Select an audit template.
2. Step 2 — Choose the target portal.
3. Step 3: Configure Branding — Select a brand config from the dropdown. A preview shows how the report header and color scheme will look.
4. Step 4 — Launch the audit.

If you have not created any brand configs, the audit uses JetStack AI’s default styling. You can always create a brand config later and apply it to future audits.

Best Practices

• Create a default agency config — Set up one brand config with your agency’s colors, logo, and contact info. Use this as your go-to for all audits unless a client needs specific branding.
• Use client-specific configs for proposals — When presenting an audit to a prospect or client, creating a config with their logo and colors adds a professional, personalized touch.
• Test with a preview — After creating a brand config, launch a quick audit on a test portal to verify that colors, logos, and fonts render correctly in the full report.
• Keep logo URLs stable — If you change the URL where a logo is hosted, previously generated reports may show broken images if the old URL becomes unavailable.