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How do I show Planned by my company?
By Nimanto 1 min read
In short
Planned by credits your event company at the foot of every invitation you make, just above Made with Nimanto. It needs Nimanto Business. Add your company under Account settings, then open the invitation's Planned by page to switch it on or off and pick a style.
Event companies make invitations for their clients. Planned by gives your company a quiet credit at the foot of each one, drawn in the invitation's own colours, with your logo and links.
What you need
- The invitation's owner on Nimanto Business. Plans are compared on the pricing page.
- Your company details saved once on your account.
Collaborators never see the Planned by settings and cannot change them.
Add your company
- 1Open Account settings from the menu under your picture, and find Your company.
- 2Enter your Company name. Add a Website and an Instagram handle if you like.
- 3Upload a Logo. A PNG or SVG with a clear background looks best.
- 4Choose Save company details.
Switch it on and pick a style
- 1Open the invitation from your dashboard and choose Planned by at the foot of the invitation's sidebar. Without company details it offers Add company details first.
- 2Leave Show Planned by on this invitation on, or switch it off for this one.
- 3Pick a Style. Each is drawn on this invitation's own colours: a ring with your logo or initials, a hairline signature, a monogram seal, a wax seal, a postage stamp and many more. Every style reads well without a logo, website or Instagram.
- 4Choose Save.
An invitation that has not picked a style shows the first style on offer.
What guests see
The credit sits at the foot of the invitation, just above "Made with Nimanto", on Signature and Card invitations alike. A Card invitation's previews show it too; a Signature invitation's previews and the studio leave it out, so check it on the published page.
When it disappears
Planned by comes off, and "Made with Nimanto" stays, when the owner leaves Nimanto Business, removes the company name, or switches it off on the invitation.
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