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Open account settings
From the dashboard, click the profile icon in the lower-left corner and select Settings.
Discover how to whitelabel your QuoteCloud account by removing default branding and replacing it with your own company logo. This guide walks you through the steps to customise your branding, helping you present a professional and consistent image to your clients.
Learn how to upload or replace your company logo and configure white labeling settings so your branding appears correctly in both document viewers and recipient emails.
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From the dashboard, click the profile icon in the lower-left corner and select Settings.
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In the Company Settings area, navigate to the Details & Branding tab.
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In the Company Logo section, click the Upload Logo panel and select your company logo file from local storage.
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If a logo already exists, hover over the current logo and click the Change icon beside the delete option to replace it.
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Under White Labeling (logos), configure how logos appear in customer-facing areas and email correspondence.
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Enable the option to hide all QuoteCloud logos from both the document viewer and customer email correspondence.
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Use the document viewer logo option to remove the QuoteCloud logo from the document viewer while displaying your company branding instead.
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Enable the email correspondence option to remove QuoteCloud branding from recipient emails and display your uploaded company logo.
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Open a document in the document viewer and confirm that your company logo appears in the top navigation area before the document title.
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Send a test document email and confirm that your company logo appears at the top of the email content received by recipients.
Yes. White labeling removes QuoteCloud’s default branding from client-facing materials and replaces it with your company logo and chosen branding. Your proposals, quotes and document viewer will display your organisation’s identity so clients see your brand, not QuoteCloud’s.
White labeling delivers a consistent, professional brand experience across proposals, quotes and email communications. It strengthens brand recognition and customer trust by ensuring all client-facing documents and messages reflect your company identity rather than the platform’s default branding.
No. QuoteCloud’s own branding is minimal — it typically appears discreetly in the top-left of the Document Viewer and in email headers that link clients to documents. When you enable white labeling you can replace or hide these elements so your brand is front and centre.
Open your account’s Company or Branding settings (often labelled “Branding” or “WhiteLabel”), and upload your company logo. Configure theme colours and any custom header/footer settings, then save. Finally, enable options to hide QuoteCloud logos from the Document Viewer and emails if available and preview a sample quote or email to confirm the appearance.
Use a high-resolution logo in a common web format (PNG or JPG); a transparent PNG often works best for headers. Vector formats (SVG) are ideal where supported. Keep the image clear at typical header heights and follow any file-size limits shown in the Branding settings—higher resolution scaled down preserves sharpness.
No. White labeling only changes client-facing appearance and email/document branding. Integrations such as QuickBooks Online, payment connectors, and data syncs remain functional and unchanged by branding settings.
Yes. Most branding settings let you control what appears in outgoing emails. You can hide or replace the QuoteCloud logo in email headers so messages sent to clients only show your company branding and signature.
You can usually revert to default branding from the same Branding/Company settings by restoring the default logo or disabling custom branding. If you need assistance, contact QuoteCloud support or open the Help/Support section inside your account for guided help or to request a demo.