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Brand Kit and Reach
How Reach uses your Brand Kit: the company address in email footers via the merge tag, and on-brand starting points for email, form, and popup templates.
Your Brand Kit lives at /brand-kit in the top-level navigation, and Reach pulls from it in two ways: your email footers get their legally required address from it, and your email, form, and popup templates start from its branding.
This is the short version
For the full Brand Kit guide — every field, AI generation, propagation behavior, and setup steps — see Brand Kit.
The email footer address
Most email regulations require a physical mailing address in every marketing email. In Reach, that address comes from your Brand Kit via the {{ company_address }} merge tag: any footer using the tag resolves to your current Brand Kit address at send time. Fill in the address before your first send — an empty field means a blank footer — and update it at /brand-kit whenever it changes; every future send picks up the new value automatically. See the Merge tags reference for tag syntax.
Template branding
When you create an email, form, or popup from a template in Z1 Canvas, your Brand Kit logo, colors, and fonts are applied so the draft starts on-brand. If new designs come out unbranded, confirm the kit is saved at /brand-kit.
Quick fixes
- Blank space where the address should be: the Brand Kit address is empty — fill it in and send a test email.
- Literal
{{ company_address }}in the footer: the tag is mistyped; copy it from the Merge tags reference.
Everything else — setup steps, field details, and how Brand Kit feeds AI generation — is covered in the full Brand Kit guide.