White Label & Back Page Settings
Deluxe and Premier members can white label fpPathfinder content and add a custom Back Page to downloaded PDF checklists, flowcharts, and summary guides.
What You Can Update
In your Account Settings, you can:
- Upload your logo
- Add your business display name
- Choose a color scheme
- Scroll down to the optional Back Page section to add details relevant to your audience (commonly: disclosures, disclaimers, or “about me” information)
Where To Go
Individual Deluxe & Premier Members
- Go to the person icon → Account Settings → Personalizations
- Update your logo, business display name, color scheme, and optional Back Page fields
- 🎬 Walkthrough for Individual Deluxe and Premier members
Premier Members - Interactive Checklist Client View
- Go to the person icon → Account Settings → Share Link
- Update what clients see when interacting with your shared Interactive Checklists
- 🎬 Demo for Premier member Share Link settings
Group Owners & Support Seats
- Go to the person icon → Account Settings → Group Settings → White Labeling
- Group Owners can choose whether members may personalize their Back Page fields using the Member Can Edit toggles
- Turn a toggle "on" to let members customize their own Back Page
- Items toggled "on" will also appear under the Personalizations tab for group owners and anyone with access
- You may need to refresh your browser once on the Personalizations tab to see updates
- Leave toggles “off” to apply the same group settings to all members
- 🎬 Walkthroughs for Group Owners and Support Seats
Troubleshooting Common Issues
Having trouble? Here are a few things to check:
- Logo Size: Make sure your image meets the size requirement listed in Personalizations.
- Membership status: Go to the person icon → Account Management to confirm you have an active membership with Deluxe or Premier access.
- Image formatting: Upload any images using the built-in uploader rather than copy/pasting. Make sure the image meets the size requirements listed.
- Text formatting: If pasting text, use “paste as plain text” or “paste and match style” to avoid hidden formatting issues.
- Need inspiration? Check out our Sample Back Pages!