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ClearPoint Setup – Branding Detail Pages and Reports

ClearPoint lets you customize pods, table styles, briefing books, headers, and footers to match your organization's branding guidelines.

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Written by Fernando Montenegro
Updated over a week ago

ClearPoint has a Custom Style menu that allows you to create custom branding in your ClearPoint account. You can dictate the color scheme inside your account through pod and table styles to match your organization’s brand guidelines, making ClearPoint feel like your own. You can also create custom header and footer styles to keep any exports on-brand.


Creating a Pod Style

Pod styles can be created and applied to any Detail Pages or Scorecard Summary Reports in your account. They are a great way to brand an account with your organization’s colors or call attention to specific pods on a detail page.

  • From the Control Panel click on System Settings

  • Select System Setup

  • Click on Custom Styles under Professional Features

  • In the Pod Styles tab click on the Plus icon

  • Under Pod Style Name enter the name of the new Pod Style, in this example, ‘Blue Pods’.

  • Use the following tabs to create custom Pod Style, Pod Header, and Pod Contents.

  • The Pod Styles tab controls the border around the Pod

  • For this example, we are going to set All Boarders to be 3px width and color Blue

  • Click Save

  • Navigate to the Pod Header tab

  • Select a Header Background Color

  • Use the Header Font dropdown menus to select:

  • Font, Size, Style, and Color

  • You can also choose to add a Header Border

  • For this example, we are going to select Bottom Border with 2px and Color Gray

  • Navigate to the Pod Content tab

  • Select a Pod Background Color

  • If you have an organizational Font, you can select it here, so that any text in these pods conforms to your organizational branding.

  • You also have control over the Size, Style and Color

  • You can also choose to add a Pod Border

  • For this example, we are going to select All Border with 2px and Color Gray

  • Mark the checkbox next to Default Style to set a pod style as your organizational default. The pod style you chose will be applied to all pods in your account.

  • Once you are done with your changes, click Save


Assign a style to a specific Pod

  • Select Scorecards & Elements from the Control Panel

  • Choose Manage Elements

  • Open Measures

  • Select the Measure you are going to be working with, in this example, ‘Revenue’.

  • Click the dropdown menu next to the edit Pencil icon

  • Select Edit Layout

  • Click on the edit Pencil icon for the pod you’d like to customize, in this example, ‘Revenue’.

  • Select a style from the Custom Pod Style dropdown menu

  • Click Save on the Edit Pod window

  • Once you are done with your changes, click Save

  • After making these changes, you will see that the pod you edited now uses the custom style you selected.


Creating a Table style

Table styles can be created and applied to entire summary reports or specific columns in summary reports. Creating a custom table style can be a great way to style any report.

  • From the Control Panel click on System Settings

  • Select System Setup

  • Click on Custom Styles under Professional Features

  • Navigate to the Table Styles tab

  • Click on the Plus icon

  • Under Table Style Name enter the name of the new Table Style, in this example, ‘Custom Table Style’.

  • On the Table tab, you can customize the Table Border

  • In this example, we are going to select All Borders with 2px and color Blue

  • Navigate to the Table Header tab

  • Select a Header Background Color

  • Use the Header Font dropdown menus to select:

  • Font, Size, Style, and Color

  • You can also choose to add a Header Border

  • For this example, we are going to select All Borders with 2px and Color Gray

  • Navigate to the Table Cells tab

  • Select a Cell Background Color

  • If you have an organizational Font, you can select it here, so that any text in these pods conforms to your organizational branding.

  • You also have control over the Size, Style and Color

  • You can also choose to add a Cell Border

  • For this example, we are going to select All Border with 2px and Color light Blue

  • Once you are done with your changes, click Save

  • Mark the checkbox next to Default Style to set a table style as your organizational default. The table style you chose will be applied to all tables in your account.


Assign a style to a specific Summary Report

  • Select Scorecards & Elements from the Control Panel

  • Choose Manage Reports

  • Open Measure Reports

  • Select the Measure Report you are going to be working with, in this example, ‘Summary Report’.

  • Click the edit Pencil icon

  • On the Measure Report tab select the Table Style from the dropdown menu

  • Once you are done with your changes, click Save

  • You will see the custom style applied to your Summary Report


Assign a style to a specific column

Each individual column’s table style can also be customized.

  • Select Scorecards & Elements from the Control Panel

  • Choose Manage Reports

  • Open Measure Reports

  • Select the Measure Report you are going to be working with, in this example, ‘Summary Report’.

  • Click on the edit Pencil icon

  • Navigate to the Columns tab

  • Mark the checkbox next to Show Advanced Options

  • Select a custom style from the Style dropdown menu

  • Once you are done with your changes, click Save


Account Colors

You can customize the background color of your ClearPoint account, as well as the color of the navigation bar.

  • From the Control Panel click on System Settings

  • Select System Setup

  • Click on Custom Styles under Professional Features

  • Navigate to the Accounts Colors tab

  • In this example, we are going to modify the Menu Color to blue

  • You can also modify the Content Background, Navigation bar and, Content Border color

  • Once you are done with your changes, click Save

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