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Whitelabeling & Branding

Whitelabeling allows you to completely customize WPsigner’s appearance to match your brand. From logos and colors to complete removal of WPsigner branding, this page covers all customization options.

Consistent branding across all client touchpoints:

Without BrandingWith Your Branding
Generic “WPsigner” logoYour company logo
Default blue colorsYour brand colors
”Powered by WPsigner”Your company name
Generic experienceSeamless branded experience

Branded signing experiences increase:

  • Completion rates - Clients trust familiar branding
  • Professional perception - Polished, integrated experience
  • Brand consistency - Matches your other communications
  • Credibility - Appears as your own platform
ScenarioBenefit
AgenciesOffer e-signatures as your service
Law firmsProfessional client-facing documents
HR departmentsConsistent employee experience
SaaS companiesIntegrated user experience
FreelancersProfessional contract process

WPsigner offers two levels of branding customization:

SettingPurpose
Company NameYour organization name
Company LogoLogo in emails and signing pages
Primary ColorAccent color for buttons and highlights

White Label Settings (Complete Customization)

Section titled “White Label Settings (Complete Customization)”
SettingPurpose
Brand NameReplace “WPsigner” everywhere
Brand InitialsCustom logo icon (1-3 characters)
Powered By TextCustom footer text
Hide All BrandingComplete white label mode

Access settings at WPsigner → Settings.

Your company name appears in:

  • Email sender name (if not overridden)
  • Document Certificate of Completion
  • Signing page header

Configuration:

  1. Navigate to General Settings section
  2. Enter your Company Name
  3. Click Save Settings

Your logo replaces the default WPsigner logo in:

  • Email headers
  • Signing page header
  • Document Certificate of Completion
  • Admin dashboard (optional)

Best Practices:

RecommendationDetails
FormatPNG with transparent background
Size200-400px wide, under 100KB
Aspect ratioHorizontal (16:9 to 4:1)
ContrastWorks on both light and dark backgrounds

Configuration:

  1. Click Upload Logo button
  2. Select your logo from the Media Library (or upload new)
  3. Verify the preview looks correct
  4. Click Save Settings

The primary accent color affects:

  • Buttons (Sign, Submit, Continue)
  • Links and interactive elements
  • Progress indicators
  • Field highlights

Configuration:

  1. Click the color picker or enter a hex code
  2. Preview how it looks in the interface
  3. Click Save Settings

Color Tips:

  • Choose a color from your brand guidelines
  • Ensure sufficient contrast for accessibility
  • Test on both light and dark backgrounds
  • Avoid colors that are too light (poor visibility)

Access at WPsigner → Settings → White Label Branding section.

Replace “WPsigner” with your own brand name throughout the plugin:

BeforeAfter (Example)
“WPsigner” in menus”DocuSign Pro"
"WPsigner” in emails”DocuSign Pro"
"WPsigner” notifications”DocuSign Pro”

Configuration:

  1. Enter your Brand Name (e.g., “Acme Signatures”)
  2. This replaces “WPsigner” text in the interface
  3. Click Save Settings

The brand initials appear in the logo icon badge throughout the admin interface:

DefaultCustom Example
”eS""AS” (for Acme Signatures)
“eS""D” (for single letter)
“eS""DSP” (for DocuSign Pro)

Configuration:

  1. Enter 1-3 characters for your Brand Initials
  2. Keep it short and recognizable
  3. Click Save Settings

Customize or remove the footer attribution:

OptionResult
Custom text”Powered by Acme Corp”
EmptyNo footer text (hidden completely)

Configuration:

  1. Enter custom Powered By Text (or leave empty to hide)
  2. Click Save Settings

Enable “Hide all plugin branding” for complete white label:

What Gets Hidden:

  • All “WPsigner” text references
  • Default logo icon
  • Footer attributions
  • External links to wpsigner.com

What Remains:

  • Your custom branding
  • Your company logo
  • Your brand colors

Configuration:

  1. Check Hide all plugin branding (complete white label)
  2. Click Save Settings

Configure default document behavior at WPsigner → Settings → Document Settings.

Set default expiration period for signing links:

SettingDescription
ValueNumber of days (0 = never expires)
Default30 days
Recommended7-30 days for most documents

Best Practices:

  • Short expiry (7 days) for urgent documents
  • Medium expiry (30 days) for standard contracts
  • Long/no expiry for evergreen documents

Set the default workflow for new documents:

OptionBehaviorBest For
ParallelAll signers receive email at onceCo-signers, fast completion
SequentialOne-by-one in orderApproval chains

This is the default—you can override per-document.

Enable/disable the decline option for signers:

EnabledDisabled
Signers can refuse to signSign or do nothing
Decline reason capturedNo explicit refusal option
Real-time notificationNo decline notifications

Enable PIN protection for document access:

EnabledDisabled
Signers must enter PINDirect link access
Extra security layerFaster signer experience
You share PIN separatelyNo extra step

Configure email behavior at WPsigner → Settings → Email Settings.

The sender name that appears in recipients’ inboxes:

DefaultRecommended
Site nameYour company name

Example: “Acme Corporation” or “John Smith - Acme Corp”

The email address emails are sent from:

ConsiderationRecommendation
DeliverabilityUse domain email (not @gmail)
RepliesUse monitored inbox
BrandingMatch your domain

Example: contracts@acmecorp.com or noreply@acmecorp.com

[!IMPORTANT] For best deliverability, configure SMTP using a plugin like WP Mail SMTP or FluentSMTP.

Enable automatic reminder emails for pending signatures:

EnabledDisabled
Auto-send remindersNo automatic follow-up
Configurable scheduleManual reminders only
Better completion ratesYou control all emails

Send email when a document is fully signed:

RecipientEmail Content
Document owner”Document XYZ has been completed”
All signersCopy of the signed document

Configure compliance options at WPsigner → Settings → Legal & Privacy.

Link to your privacy policy, displayed to signers:

Where It Appears:

  • Signing page footer
  • Before signature consent
  • Legal disclosure section

Configuration:

  1. Enter the full URL to your privacy policy
  2. Signers will be required to acknowledge it
  3. Click Save Settings

Optional link to your terms of service:

Where It Appears:

  • Signing page footer
  • Alongside privacy policy

Enable email OTP verification for enhanced identity assurance:

How It Works:

  1. Signer clicks signing link
  2. OTP code is sent to their email
  3. Signer enters the code
  4. Access granted to document

Benefits:

  • eIDAS Advanced Signature compliance
  • Stronger identity verification
  • Additional security layer

Enable RFC 3161 timestamps for long-term validity:

Benefits:

  • Proves exact signing time
  • Long-term validation
  • Legal compliance

See Timestamping for full details.


ElementCustomizable
Header logo✅ Company Logo
Header text✅ Company Name
Button colors✅ Primary Color
Footer text✅ Powered By Text
ElementCustomizable
From name✅ From Name
From email✅ From Email
Logo in header✅ Company Logo
Button colors✅ Primary Color
Footer text✅ Powered By Text
ElementCustomizable
Company name✅ Company Name
Logo✅ Company Logo
Footer✅ Powered By Text
ElementCustomizable
Logo icon✅ Brand Initials
Menu label✅ Brand Name
About section✅ Hides with White Label

AreaRecommendation
LogoSame as your website
ColorsMatch your brand guidelines
NamesConsistent across all materials
ToneProfessional, aligned with your voice
  1. Send a test document to yourself
  2. Review the email - Check logo, colors, text
  3. Complete the signing - Verify signing page branding
  4. Download the PDF - Check Certificate of Completion
  5. Iterate - Adjust settings as needed

If you’re offering e-signature services to clients:

  1. Enable Complete White Label Mode
  2. Upload a neutral/generic logo or client-specific logo
  3. Use client-appropriate color scheme
  4. Set Powered By to your agency name or hide
  5. Consider separate WP installations per client for complete isolation

  • Verify the image uploaded successfully
  • Check file format (PNG/JPG recommended)
  • Ensure URL is accessible (check privacy settings)
  • Clear browser cache
  • Hard refresh the page (Ctrl+Shift+R / Cmd+Shift+R)
  • Clear any caching plugins
  • Verify you clicked “Save Settings”
  • Verify SMTP plugin is configured correctly
  • Check that “From Email” is a valid address
  • Some hosts override sender information