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Custom Invite and Logo

Configure a custom invite email and logo before inviting users

Custom Email Invitations

Prior to adding users to Keeper we recommend uploading your company logo to the vault and customizing the email invitation that will invite your employees to create their Keeper Vault. These configurations are highly recommended as they have shown to help with quick user adoption of Keeper's software.

For security reasons, custom email invitations are only allowed for reserved domains. If you are sending invitations to users on domains that are not currently reserved to your tenant, please follow this guide.

To customize the email language, subject and logo, select Configurations then Edit next to "Email Invitations".

Edit Invitation Template

The email invitation template supports customization of the following four attributes:

  • Subject

  • Message Heading

  • Message Body

  • Download Button Text

Markdown Syntax

The body of the message supports plain text as well as basic markdown syntax. Example of markdown syntax:

Embedded Image from URL:
![Image](https://keeper-email-images.s3.amazonaws.com/common/acme.jpg)

**This is bold text**

*This is Italic*

# This is Heading 1
## This is Heading 2

Link Text:
Visit [Keeper](https://keepersecurity.com)!

For more information on the markdown language supported by Keeper, visit the following:

Custom Email - Markdown Language

Custom Email Template on Admin Console:

Custom Email Invitation

The example above produces the following email invitation:

Example Email Invite Received

Note Regarding Domain Reservation

For security reasons, a custom email invitation can only be sent to a user if the domain has been reserved to the tenant. If the email domain of the recipient is not reserved, the user will receive Keeper's default email invite, which looks like the below:

Default invitation template

To ensure that your domains are reserved, please see the Domain Reservation documentation page.

Custom Invites on a Per-Node Basis

When creating a custom email invitation, the template is applied to users at the root node and all child nodes.

If you would like to have a different email invitation on a sub-node, you can use Keeper Commander's enterprise-node command to set a custom template for each node.

enterprise-node --invite-email="C:\path\to\emailTokyo.txt" Tokyo

Documentation for this feature is linked here.

Additional info for creating and inviting users with Commander are documented here.

Custom Vault and One-Time Share Logo

Upload your unique company logo to the console so it will appear in the Keeper Vault header when users are logged into their Keeper Web Vault and Desktop App. It will also appear in your users' One-Time Share invites. To upload your logo, select Configurations and Edit next to "Company Logo".

Configurations > Edit Company Logo
Company Logo in Keeper One-Time Share

Custom Vault Logo on a Per-Node Basis

If you would like to have a different vault logo and one-time share logo on a sub-node, you can use Keeper Commander's enterprise-node command to set a custom logo for each node.

enterprise-node --logo-file "/path/to/logo.jpg" Tokyo

Documentation for this feature is linked here.

For MSPs, a Managed Company can be associated with a node. Using this method, a custom logo file can be added for each node.

Custom Email - Markdown Language

Overview

When formatting the body message of your custom email templates, Keeper supports plain text as well as basic markdown syntax. This document will go over the markdown syntax supported by Keeper

Heading

To create a heading, add the hash symbol (#) in front of a word or phrase. The number of hash symbols you use corresponds to the heading level.

Markdown Syntax
Font Size

# heading 1

Heading of font size 32

## heading 2

Heading of font size 24

### heading 3

Heading of font size 19

#### heading 4

Heading of font size 16

##### heading 5

Heading of font size 13

###### heading 6

Heading of font size 11

Paragraphs

Sentences are plain text and multiple sentences can be grouped together to form a paragraph.

Do not indent paragraphs with spaces or tabs as it can cause formatting issues

Markdown Syntax
Rendered Output

This is a one line paragraph

This is a one line paragraph

This is a multiline paragraph. I like formatting

This is a multiline paragraph. I like formatting

Line Breaks

To create a line break or new line, press return or enter at the end of the line. Pressing return or enter multiple times will create multiple line breaks

Markdown Syntax
Rendered Output

This is an example. Of a linebreak.

This is an example. Of a linebreak.

This is an example. Of Multiple linebreaks.

This is an example. Of Multiple linebreaks.

Bold & Italic

To bold text, add 2 asterisks (**) To italicize text , add 1 asterisk (*)

Markdown Syntax
Rendered Output

This is **bold**

This is bold

This is *italics*

This is italics

This is **bold** and *italics*

This is bold and italics

Links

To create a link, enclose the link text in brackets (i.e. [Keeper]) and place the URL in parentheses (i.e. (https://keepersecurity.com)). You can also format (bold or italics) the link as needed.

Markdown Syntax
Rendered Output

Visit [Keeper](https://keepersecurity.com)!

Visit Keeper!

Embed Images from URL

To embed images from URL, add an exclamation mark (!), followed by the word Image in brackets, and the path or URL to the image asset in parentheses:

![Image](https://keeper-email-images.s3.amazonaws.com/common/acme.jpg)