# Your agency's brand

## What it does

Puts your agency's brand on everything Nexus makes for your clients, instead of a generic one.

- **Google Docs** carry your byline under the title.
- **Word documents** use your template, with your logo, your document label and your "Prepared by" line on the cover.
- **Reports and dashboards** use your name and your main colour.
- Your clients never see another agency's name. Nexus is always named: it's the platform.

You can read your brand on your agency workspace's **Brand** page (pick your agency in the switcher). Your account team changes it for you: send them your logo (PNG or SVG), your colours and your Word template.

## What's checked

- **The logo:** a PNG or SVG of at most 2 MB. A PNG is cleaned of its metadata. An SVG is cleaned of scripts, event handlers, links to outside files and embedded web content; the preview says what was taken out. Word covers need a PNG, so an SVG is turned into one.
- **The Word template:** a `.docx` of at most 5 MB. Nexus renders a sample cover with it first and refuses a template it can't render, with the reason.
- **Colours:** a colour that's hard to see on white or on a dark background is flagged. It still saves.

## Troubleshooting

- **My logo doesn't show on Word covers.** It's an SVG that couldn't be turned into a PNG. Send a PNG.
- **The template was refused.** The message gives the renderer's reason. Open the file in Word, save it as a plain `.docx` (not `.docm`) and send it again.