Branding your account

The administrator can brand by going to the “Setup” tab > then click “Branding” in the sub-action bar. Change the visuals to match your company’s looks. You can customize the following:

FTP domain
Sub-domain
Logo
Color scheme
Email signature
Favicon

Your Hosted~FTP~ account will feel like an extension of your company website to you and anyone who uses the account.

Click Save after changes are complete.
Click Apply default settings to reset.

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Branding Features

Branding

How the Branding settings look like in the web interface.

Feature

Description

Apply default settings	Resets all branding to its initial Hosted~FTP~ default.
Name	The name of the account. NOTE: This appears as the title in the web plugin by default.
Server	Enter the address to use (e.g. ftp.yourdomain.com) when connecting to your FTP site with an FTP client program or automation. You will need to change your DNS settings to include a CNAME record pointing ftp.yourdomain.com to ftp.hostedftp.com
Change Email	Change the email address associated with the account. Also changes where notifications are sent.
Web Change	Enter the address to use (e.g. yourdomain) when connecting to your FTP site with a web browser. Users can now log in to http://yourdomain.hostedftp.com. Links sent inside email notifications will also use your branded web address.
URL	The website specified here is displayed in a new browser when users click your logo. NOTE: must include “https://” before the URL.
Colors (HEX) Header, Background, Link	Change the color of the header, background, and links by using 6 digit HEX color codes. Click here for help choosing the right color code.
Popup	Change the size and dimension of mail event pop-ups.
Logo	Add a logo to your account. The recommended logo size should be no bigger than 400 x 400 pixels but can be as big or small as you needed
Favicon	The favicon (short for favorites icon) is also known as a website icon, shortcut icon, or bookmark icon. This is a small file, 16 x 16 pixels, associated with a particular website. Many browsers display the favicon in their address bar and next to page names in a list of bookmarks.
Signature	Create a signature to appear at the end of each message you send. This account level signature typically contains references to confidentiality, privacy, copyright policy and general contact information