White Label allows you to customize the PostGrid dashboard experience with your own brand identity.

This feature is ideal for:

• Resellers
• SaaS platforms embedding PostGrid
• Agencies managing mail for clients

To get access to this feature, fill out this form, or contact our Sales Team at [email protected].

White label setting are managed under Sub-Organizations menu, in the Settings page, under Brand Settings tab.

What You Can Customize

1. Brand Information

Define how your organization appears inside the dashboard.

• Brand Name – Displayed in the dashboard header.
• Domain – The URL where users access the dashboard (if configured).
• Contact Email – Used for brand-related communication.

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2. Brand Assets

Upload visual assets for your branded experience.

• Logo (PNG or SVG recommended)
• Favicon (icon shown in browser tabs)

You can either:

• Upload a file
• Or provide a hosted URL

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3. Theme Colors

Customize the dashboard color scheme using hex values.

Available fields:

• Primary
• Secondary
• Error
• Warning
• Info
• Success
• Text

These colors apply across buttons, alerts, and UI elements.

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Use high-contrast combinations to ensure accessibility and readability.

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4. Custom Links

Override default PostGrid links with your own URLs.

You can customize:

• Contact Us
• Getting Started
• Help / Support
• Talk to Sales
• KYC
• Blog
• Legal
• Address Changes
• Reports
• Webhooks

If a field is left blank, the default PostGrid link will be used.

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5. Brand Preview

Before saving, you’ll see a live preview showing:

• Brand name
• Domain
• Logo
• Favicon
• Theme colors

This allows you to confirm styling before applying changes.

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Custom Domain (Optional)

If you want users to access the dashboard via your own domain (e.g. mail.yourcompany.com):

• Enter the domain in the Domain field.
• Follow DNS setup instructions provided by your account manager.

If you do not configure a custom domain, the default PostGrid domain will be used.

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Best Practices

• Upload high-resolution SVG logos when possible.
• Keep legal and support links updated.
• Test login and dashboard appearance after saving changes.
• Ensure your primary and text colors meet accessibility standards.