Branding

Note: The Branding feature is currently only available for a limited number of solutions. If you are interested in this feature, contact your Blackbaud representative.

In Branding, organization admins manage branding elements for your organization to create a more familiar experience for your users. Admins can define branding elements, such as the display name, logos, and primary color, and also create branded content, such as a custom summary and a custom help link for the Blackbaud ID sign-in page. These branding elements help to ensure that users recognize the organization and trust their connection to Blackbaud solutions.

  1. In Branding, select Manage branding elements to define the branding elements that identify your organization in the user interface.

  2. In the Display name field, enter a display name for your organization.

  3. Under Logo, upload a primary logo for large images.

  4. Under Logo icon, upload a secondary logo for smaller images.

  5. Under Favicon, upload an icon to display in places such as browser tabs.

  6. Under Primary color, select a color to visually identify your organization.

  7. Select Save.

  1. In Branding, select Manage branded sign-in to define branded content to display on the Blackbaud ID sign-in page.

  2. To create your summary, select Provide a custom summary on the sign-in page and enter your custom text.

  3. To overwrite Blackbaud's default help link, select Link to custom help content from the sign-in page and provide the URL for your help content.

  4. Under Display order for sign-in options, select the options to display on the sign-in page and set their order.

    • Select the checkbox for each sign-in option to display.

      Note: Continue with Email doesn't have a checkbox because the sign-in page always displays the option to sign in with Blackbaud's authentication service.

    • Drag and drop the sign-in options into the order you want. By default, only the first four options are visible to users when the sign-in page loads, so make sure your preferred options are at the top. If you display more than four, users must select More sign-in options to view the remaining options.

  5. Under Other branding elements for authentication, a checklist indicates whether you defined other branding elements that appear on the sign-in page. If necessary, return to Branding and select Manage branding elements to define elements.

  6. Select Publish.