1. Brand set up Guidelines

2. Introduction The my360plus system has been set up so that clients can completely brand the experience their delegates receive. This includes the logo, look and feel, the URLs used (web addresses), and the email address from which emails are sent and those used in support. This brief guide shows what is typically considered during these branding projects

3. Instrument Name The first task is to choose what you would like to call your version of the tool. This ‘instrument name’ is used in invitation emails, in the network nomination process and questionnaires, and in the feedback reports. Wherever you see ‘my360plus’ written in emails and site pages on the standard system, it will be replaced by your chosen instrument name

4. Subdomain set up If you wish, you can set up a subdomain such as leadership360.yourdomain.com and to point this to our servers at IP address 95.128.14.164. Your webmaster should be able to do this for you. This is so that your delegates see your domain in their browser window address bar at all times. In addition, our system detects inbound URLs so it know which brand to use. This method ensures you customers can only ever see your branded instrument. Alternatively, if you’d rather we handled everything, we can set up a subdomain of my360plus, so some thing like: http://yourname.my360plus.com

5. Email set up So that your delegates get a fully branded experience, including emails sent to and from us, we will set up a support email account eg yourname@360support.me This would then be used where ever you would normally see support@my360plus.com We also set up an sending account such as 360admin@yourdomain.com so that all invitation and nudge emails appear to come from you 360admin@yourdomain.com

6. Cluster and behaviour names Cluster names (Think, Involve, Inspire and Do) can be changed if required, as can the Behaviour names. In addition, the brief description on each cluster can also be tweaked to better reflect your application. We provide you with a simple template to fill out if you wish to change the labels and descriptions.

7. Logo and Brand We usually use an organisations website as a template for branding the instrument. We routinely replace the logo, match fonts, colours and backgrounds as closely as possible. There are a few limitations on what we can do – mainly surrounding the layout of elements on web pages. That said, we can produce a pretty accurate ‘skin’ which all but the most observant will find indistinguishable from the organisations main website brand. The following screen shots give and example of how these brand can look.