Customize your email application with MailNexus Branding. This feature gives you - as an Enterprise Manager - the ability to upload a logo and select a default color scheme that will change the way the application looks to each user in your organization.  Branding your MailNexus email is quick and easy. To begin customizing your company's email application, simply follow the steps below:

 
To Begin: (Enterprise Managers only)

1. Login to your MailNexus account and click on the Enterprise icon.
   
   
2. Next, click on the ‘Brand Enterprise' button located on the Enterprise Manager toolbar.
    
3. The branding screen will then appear.

 Option 1: Select a Skin

This section will allow you, as the Enterprise Manager, to change the color scheme of the application.

1. From the branding screen, click on the ‘Edit' button across from the ‘Select a Skin' option.
   
   
2. On the next screen, use the drop down to select a color scheme. The screenshot preview will change as you navigate through the color schemes.
   
   
3. Click ‘Save'.
   
   
4. You will then be redirected to the main branding screen. A green check box will appear next to the section(s) that has been successfully branded. If you are finished with branding click ‘Publish' and your changes will begin to populate. 

 ***If you wish to upload a logo, proceed with the steps listed in Option 2 below.

Option 2: Upload Logo

This section will allow you, as the Enterprise Manager, to upload a logo of their choice. This logo will take the place of the MailNexus logo located at the top left corner of the email application.

1. From the branding screen, click on the ‘Edit' button across from the Upload Logo section.
   
   
2. On the next screen, use the browse button to select the file you wish to use and then click ‘Upload Logo'
    
3. Click ‘Save'.
   
   
4. You will then be redirected the main branding screen. A green check will appear next to the sections that have been successfully branded. To save your changes and exit the branding feature click ‘Publish'.