Branding Configuration Example

Summary

This guide explains how to add custom branding within the LogiSense Billing UI which will be displayed to all users who are setup under the owner.

For additional details on the fields presented on this screen see the Owner Configuration screen help guide.

Contents

Prerequisites

• Branding can be setup immediately, there are no prerequisite configuration steps.

Sample Configuration

1. Log into your LogiSense Billing application

2. Click on the Setup menu, User & Accounts and then Owners

   

    

3. On the owner screen that loads click on the Branding tab on the left

   

4. There are two logos that are displayed in the application. The large logo appears when the browser width is set to greater than 1280 pixels and the small logo appears when the browser is set to a width at or below 1280 pixels. To add your logos (ping, jpeg or gif) first click on the upload icon

   

5. After you select your large and small logos they will be displayed on the branding screen. To commit the branding changes click Save

   

Result

The small and large logos will now appear in the application for users setup under the owner.

Browser width above 1280px displaying large logo

Browser width below 1280px displaying small logo

Next Steps

• Optional: you can define custom invoice and credit note numbering schemes if desired. See the Automatic Naming Configuration Example article for instructions

• Optional: if you wish to define custom payment types you can do so now or at a later date. See the Payment Types Configuration Example for instructions on how to add a payment type

• Optional: if you need to integrate the LogiSense Billing application with an external payment gateway you can do so. See the Payment Gateway Configuration Example for instructions on how to configure a gateway. This step is not an essential base configuration step and can be performed at a later time if desired

• When you have finished reviewing/adjusting owner settings you will need to configure users and roles in the system. See the User & Role Configuration Examples article for guides