Last updated July 25, 2026
JourneyFuse lets you customize your brand identity so that client-facing pages — proposals, invoices, the client portal, and emails — reflect your agency's look and feel.
Navigate to your workspace settings to configure branding:
| Setting | What it controls |
|---|---|
| Logo | Your agency logo, displayed on proposals, invoices, the client portal, and email headers |
| Accent color | The primary color used for buttons, headers, and highlights across client-facing pages. Choose from preset colors or enter a custom hex value. |
| Tagline | A short phrase displayed under your agency name |
Upload your logo by clicking the logo area in the branding section. Logos are stored securely and optimized for display.
Your branding is applied consistently across all client-facing surfaces:
The accent color is used as the primary highlight color throughout client-facing pages. It applies to:
JourneyFuse provides a palette of preset colors, or you can enter any custom hex color code to match your brand exactly.
In team workspaces, admins can enable sub-agency branding in the Agency settings. When enabled:
When sub-branding is disabled, all proposals use the agency's brand name only.
Only workspace owners and admins can toggle the sub-agency branding setting.
You can also set an emergency contact phone number in your workspace settings. This number appears on client-facing itineraries and in the client portal, giving travelers a way to reach someone while on the road.
Present trip options to your clients with a polished, branded proposal they can view and accept from any device.
Brand your client portal, proposal, and itinerary URLs with your own domain name, set the link preview image and tab icon, and control whether your public site is live, private, or indexed by search engines like Google.
What the domain warning on your settings page means, why it happens, and the exact steps to fix it.