Customize Branding

Netwrix Auditor allows customizing look and feel of your reports, search subscriptions and exported search results—you can skip Netwrix logo, add your company logo and title. However, users are not empowered to customize layout or color scheme.

Review the following for additional information:

• Customize Branding in AuditIntelligence Outputs
• Customize Branding in Reports

Customize Branding in AuditIntelligence Outputs

You can customize branding for the following AuditIntelligence outputs:

• Search results delivered as pdf file in the search subscription email;
• Search results exported to pdf file;
• Risk Assessment dashboard exported to pdf file;
• Risk Assessment dashboard delivered in the subscription email;
• Overview dashboard exported to pdf file;
• Overview dashboard delivered in the subscription email.

Please note the following rebranding limitations and requirements to the logo file:

1. Make sure you have full Netwrix Auditor installation: Netwrix Auditor Server and Client to enable rebranding.

2. Since Netwrix applies company's logo as is, keep in mind reasonable limitations of your logo dimensions. You can find examples of appropriate logo files in the rebranding archive (file Logo.webp). Re-size your logo and verify that subscriptions emails and pdf files look fine after rebranding.

3. Only PNG images can be used as logo files.

4. Endure that image file is located in the default directory or custom folder. Consider the following:

   • For subscription emails, just put the logo file to %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Netwrix Auditor\Branding and run the script to update email look and feel.
   • For exported pdf files, make sure that the logo file is located in the default directory for each user that is going to work with exported search results, Risk Assessment and Overview dashboards. Otherwise, specify custom path to logo file. Default path to logo for exported files is %LOCALAPPDATA%\Netwrix Auditor\Audit Intelligence\Resources.

Follow the steps t o customize branding

Step 1 – On the computer where the Netwrix Auditor Server is installed, navigate to %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Netwrix Auditor and locate the Rebranding.zip package.

Step 2 – Unzip the package to any folder on the computer where Netwrix Auditor Server is installed.

Step 3 – Run SearchRebranding.ps1 considering the following:

• Use default paths to logo files—Run the script and type your company name as the report_title.

• Use custom paths to logo files—run the script as follows:

  SearchRebranding.ps1 -subscriptions_logo_path <custom_path> -export_logo_path <custom_path>

Step 4 – Generate any test subscription email or export a dashboard to pdf file to verify that rebranding applied.

To restore original look and feel, run the script and replace"True" with "False" in the "enabled" section.

Customize Branding in Reports

By default, Netwrix Auditor reports look as follows:

Report branding is customized on Netwrix Auditor Server side that means that all clients connected to this server will have the same look and feel for reports.

Follow the steps to customize branding.

Step 1 – On the computer where Auditor Server resides, navigate to C:\Program Data\Netwrix Auditor\Rebranding.

Step 2 – Right-click the Rebranding.ps1 script and select Edit. Windows PowerShell ISE will start.

Step 3 – Review the script and provide parameters.

Parameter	Description
UseIntegratedSecurity	Defines whether to use Windows Authentication when connecting to SQL Server instance. Enabled by default.
UserName	Defines a username used to connect to SQL Server instance in case of SQL Server Authentication. Leave blank if you use Windows Authentication.
Password	Defines a password used to connect to SQL Server instance in case of SQL Server Authentication. Leave blank if you use Windows Authentication.
SQLServerInstance	Defines a SQL Server instance where your Audit Database resides. By default, local unnamed instance is selected.
DBName	By default, the database responsible for Netwrix Auditor look and feel is Netwrix_CommonDB. If you renamed this database, provide a new name.
HeaderImageFullPath	Defines a full path to the png image with the new report header (product logo). Supported size: 21x21px (WxH).
FooterImageFullPath	Defines a full path to the png image with the new report footer (logo). Supported size: 105x22px (WxH).
HeaderText	Defines text in the report header. Max length: 21 characters.
FooterURL	Defines URL that opens on clicking the report logo in the footer.

Step 4 – Click the arrow button to run the script. The user who runs the script is granted the db_owner role on the Netwrix_CommonDB database.

After running the script, start the Netwrix Auditor client and generate a report. The branding will be updated.

Follow the steps to restore original look.

Step 1 – On the computer where Auditor Server resides, navigate to the script location.

Step 2 – Right-click a script and select Edit. Windows PowerShell ISE will start.

Step 3 – Run the script as it is. The user who runs the script must be granted the db_owner role on the Common_DB database in a local unnamed SQL Server configured as default for Netwrix Auditor.