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Site Branding

How to customize your Sonar to match your company's branding.

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Written by Kevin Lezette
Updated over 3 months ago

You can customize the look of Sonar to match your company's colors and logo. Select "Site Branding" under Settings to begin.

Note: Only users with Administrator permissions are able to view and make changes to site branding.


Image Assets

You can upload your company's logo to replace the default Sonar logo in the top left corner of the screen. The file must be a PNG.

The Sonar favicon can also be replaced. The file must be PNG or ICO.

Tip: The favicon displays at a max width of 64px and height of 64px. We recommend uploading a file of double that size, 128px by 128px.

You can also upload a wordmark to replace the default Sonar wordmark on the login screen. The wordmark file must be a PNG.

Finally, you can replace the Sonar branding on documents by changing the letterhead.

Tip: The letterhead displays at a maximum width of 128px and height of 128px. We recommend uploading a file of double that size, 256px by 256px.

Logo and Wordmark Size

After uploading files for the logo and wordmark, you can choose at what size they display.


Color Palettes

Use the color palettes provided to customize the colors of the Sonar interface.

The Primary palette controls:

  1. The color of primary buttons.

  2. The color of the header in borrower-facing emails.

The Secondary palette controls the progress bar on the top of each page, as well as the 'Completed' checkmark on Conditions.

The Tertiary palette controls the color of the footer on every page.

The Accent palette controls the color of the Smart App/Send Referral button in the top right corner.

The Neutral palette controls text and icons, as well as coloring Dark Mode.

The Background palette controls the page background.

The Toolbar palette controls the bar at the top of every page.

The Link palette colors all links, as well as the navigation highlights.

Drag the sliders underneath each pallet to choose the threshold for black or white text displaying over that color.

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