Elavon

Official Websites

• https://www.elavon.com
• https://www.elavonpayment.com
• http://www.elavon.com

Brand Guidelines

2014

Brand Summary

Mission

• The Elavon brand promise is built around a dedication to our customers. A great customer experience is the path to loyalty. The guidelines reflect the belief that clear and concise communications, always helpful and easy to understand, are essential for serving customers and partners [^1].

Core Values

• dedication to customers
• helpfulness
• clarity
• consistency
• honesty
• proactive advice
• trustworthiness
• sincerity
• creativity
• transparency
• competency
• solutions-oriented
• stability
• size and scale

Target Audience

• Business owners, employees, and their customers across a global mix of vertical markets, including retail, travel, taxi, restaurant, healthcare, airline, hospitality, public sector, education, services, and QSR [^2].

Personality Traits

• warm
• welcoming
• honest
• strong
• sincere
• trustworthy
• witty
• smart
• helpful
• creative
• proactive
• friendly
• direct
• positive
• brief
• transparent

Visual Identity Overview

• Elavon’s visual identity is defined by a consistent logo system, a corporate color palette, approved typography, and dynamic, engaging imagery that reflects the diversity and authenticity of its audience. The brand emphasizes full-bleed photography, candid shots, and a clean, professional aesthetic with clear guidelines for logo usage, color, and co-branding [^3].

Categories

Brand Voice

• The Elavon look and feel is warm, welcoming, and honest. Copy is easy to read and easy to understand. We strive for a friendly clarity in all materials we produce. We’re confident in our abilities to offer the proactive advice and solutions our customers need to succeed, and our materials reflect that feeling.
• Imagery is representative of our audience and their customers. The photo guidelines beginning on page 16 provide greater detail but, in general, we prefer full-bleed images and shots of actual Elavon customers, either posed or involved in everyday activities, such as engaging with customers or assisting with purchases. Our imagery should reflect the diversity of our global mix of customers and the vertical markets they represent.
• Elavon strives to be strong, sincere, trustworthy, witty, smart, helpful, creative, and proactive.
• For additional insight into how these words coalesce into a personality and point of view, we’ve created “The Business Advisor.” This persona helps give our personality dimension, and can serve as a useful guide when crafting content that is helpful, friendly, and direct. Ideally, copy and content should carry the spirit inherent in the persona.
• A business advisor combines the wisdom and experience of a well-seasoned and friendly advocate with the passion and enthusiasm of an engaged business partner. Often a highly trusted individual, he or she has been exposed to a wide variety of industries and has the expertise to navigate the ups and downs of running a business. A business advisor is energized by technology and innovation and always eager to share new discoveries. This is the person business owners trust to grow their business. This is Elavon.
• The brand personality influences voice across all collateral. Copy must be helpful and presented in a friendly, actionable way. Copy should also be authoritative so that it instills confidence in our customers and prospects, without appearing to be condescending or all knowing.
• • How we speak must reflect our concern and care for our customers’ businesses. It must be written in a way to ensure that customers know they’re our #1 priority.
• • Make sure every piece is simple to understand, straightforward, friendly, and helpful.
• • Copy should be jargon-free and use vocabulary that is both meaningful to customers and demonstrates our company’s value.
• • Use customer stories and examples where appropriate to both humanize the Elavon brand and to provide customers and prospects true and meaningful ways to understand the value of our products and solutions.
• Putting the customer first requires that we speak their language. Our content is changing to reflect this: • When referring to a business that works with us we will refer to them as “customers” (not merchants) – We understand that there are a handful of business cases where we must continue to use Merchant, i.e. legal documentation and representation of Elavon Merchant Services in Europe, for example. The rule is when speaking to or about a customer in print or conversation, always refer to them as a customer. • When discussing the services we offer use “payment services” (not merchant services) • Our communications need to be easy to understand, clarify benefits and be jargon-free. For example, when talking with a small business owner: – Instead of “MID,” you might use “Account Number” – Instead of “Acquirer” use “credit card processor”
• Although different vertical markets and mediums have distinct requirements, in general, copy for Elavon is: POSITIVE. We help customers reach goals and dreams. When we share information, be upbeat and affirming. BRIEF. Respect that customers are busy people. Don’t mistake increased word count for increased value. WITTY. Deliver fresh takes on the industry, our products, and our services. SMART. Everything we tell our customers, prospects, partners, and each other must play a role in helping to activate business. That means it must be actionable, insightful, and presented in a useful way. TRANSPARENT. When we talk to our audience there’s no room for doublespeak or duplicity. Communicate openly and honestly.
• To provide our customers with confidence in Elavon, it’s important to remind them of our overarching capabilities. Use the proof points below sparingly—remember, we want to create a beneficial, friendly relationship with our customers, not an overly authoritative one, or one in which we may seem to be “too big” to care. • Stability (years in business) • Size and scale (global company, number of countries in which we operate, number of customers and partners, number of transactions processed) • Competency (service levels) • Solutions oriented (our genuine interest in helping them solve problems and grow)

Brand Imagery

• Imagery is representative of our audience and their customers. The photo guidelines beginning on page 16 provide greater detail but, in general, we prefer full-bleed images and shots of actual Elavon customers, either posed or involved in everyday activities, such as engaging with customers or assisting with purchases. Our imagery should reflect the diversity of our global mix of customers and the vertical markets they represent.
• The visuals we choose for our collateral are extremely important. Each photograph must reflect positively on our brand and provide meaning to its intended audience. Images must also be dynamic and engaging, and show our brand personality and commitment to customers.
• Custom photography is preferred over stock, but in all cases, the following guidelines must be applied.
• Corporate and Regional Marketing teams maintain photo libraries. If you require images, please contact Corporate Marketing or your Regional Marketing leader. Elavon sourced images may be shared with partners. Imagery sourced via third-parties may not be shared with partners due to licensing agreement.
• Candid-style photography should feature business owners/employees and their customers interacting in authentic ways. If photos show only one face, strive to balance the piece by showing both an owner and customer in separate images. Smiling and laughing subjects reinforce Elavon’s customer­focused equity. Tighter crops help images to feel more personal, indicating the close relationship between owner/employee and their customers. Full bleed photography is also preferred as it helps to create pieces that are more eye­catching and engaging.
• Both primary and secondary imagery can reflect any specific vertical it’s representing.
• Additional photography needs include transaction imagery, such as card swipes and other forms of transactions, and imagery that portrays the shopping experience. When possible, these images should feature a human interaction. Instead of simply showing a terminal, for example, show a hand interacting with that terminal.

Color Palette

• Primary PMS 2748 PMS 542 PMS Cool Gray 11 PMS 1797 PMS 542 (60%) 100/91/13/2 64/24/2/0 57/49/46/14 5/100/100/0 39/14/1/0 38/61/136 86/162/212 113/112/115 227/31/38 151/192/227 263d88 56ald4 717073 e31f26 97c0e3 Secondary PMS 376 PMS 2613 PMS 173 PMS 321 PMS 3125 50/0/98/0 71/100/15/4 5/70/100/0 84/28/37/2 73/5/19/0 140/198/66 107/42/124 232/110/37 0/141/154 3/180/203 8cc642 6b2a7c e86e25 008d9a 03b4cb PMS 267 PMS 247 88/99/1/0 36/99/1/0 76/49/144 170/37/141 4c3190 aa258d
• NOTE: DO NOT use tints, including gradients, of any color(s) in the corporate palette. Keep all colors at 100% opacity, except as shown above. Collateral templates are available that demonstrate the proper use of the color palette.

Typography

• The use of common type fonts in communications materials further enhances Elavon’s brand identity. The company has selected the following approved typefaces, which should be used in all professionally typeset company material: Whitney Semibold and Whitney Medium are the primary typefaces for headlines and subheads. The secondary typefaces to be used for body copy are Whitney Book and Whitney Light. (Calibri is the approved typeface for all communication materials in Poland.) For both primary and secondary typefaces, italics may be used when appropriate.
• NOTE: For desktop application using Word or PowerPoint to create documents such as proposals, RFPs, specifications, PowerPoint presentations, etc., use the Calibri font family.
• Use for headlines and subheads.
• Whitney Semibold ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
• Whitney Medium ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
• Use for body copy.
• Whitney Book ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
• Whitney Light ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
• Use for desktop applications.
• Calibri ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
• Calibri Bold ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

Logo Usage

• The Elavon logo is our signature and the first visual contact a customer usually has with Elavon. The Elavon logo distinguishes us from other companies, and is the single most valuable symbol of the company.
• The Elavon logo is composed of two elements: the Elavon double arch mark and the Elavon logotype. The Elavon logo stands alone. DO NOT use a tagline with the logo, except in the case outlined below.
• When being presented as a division of U.S. Bank or U.S. Bancorp the Elavon logo will be shown with “A U.S. Bancorp Company” tag line.
• There are three Elavon logo color versions: full-color, one-color black, one-color reverse (white).
• Should be used whenever possible for all applications. The Elavon typeface is 100% black. The double arch is PMS 542 U and PMS 2748 U.
• Should be used when printing is limited to two colors.
• Should be used on black or dark backgrounds.
• Correct use of background colors enhance the impact of the Elavon logo. When placing the logo within an application, optimal legibility should always be your first priority.
• Should be used on a white or light-color background (white is preferred).
• Always make sure there is enough contrast between the background color and the logo.
• DO NOT place logos on backgrounds or use colors that detract from or DO NOT give enough emphasis to the logo.
• Should be used on a black or dark-color background (black is preferred).
• Never reproduce Elavon logos at sizes less than the following Minimum size.
• The smallest approved logo is 3/4” wide
• The clear space that surrounds the logo ensures that it has optimal visibility and visual impact. As Illustrated, the height of the lower case “v” is the standard unit of measurement for calculating the logo clear space.
• The preferred placement of the Elavon logo is the lower right or upper left corner. However, if creative needs demand a different placement, a designer can use his or her discretion, as long as thoughtful rational drives the decision.
• DO NOT alter the Elavon logo in any manner.
• DO NOT place full color logo on any background or photo.
• DO NOT use a tagline with the logo.

Tone And Messaging

• The Elavon look and feel is warm, welcoming, and honest. Copy is easy to read and easy to understand. We strive for a friendly clarity in all materials we produce. We’re confident in our abilities to offer the proactive advice and solutions our customers need to succeed, and our materials reflect that feeling.
• Imagery is representative of our audience and their customers. The photo guidelines beginning on page 16 provide greater detail but, in general, we prefer full-bleed images and shots of actual Elavon customers, either posed or involved in everyday activities, such as engaging with customers or assisting with purchases. Our imagery should reflect the diversity of our global mix of customers and the vertical markets they represent.
• Elavon strives to be strong, sincere, trustworthy, witty, smart, helpful, creative, and proactive.
• Copy must be helpful and presented in a friendly, actionable way. Copy should also be authoritative so that it instills confidence in our customers and prospects, without appearing to be condescending or all knowing.
• How we speak must reflect our concern and care for our customers’ businesses. It must be written in a way to ensure that customers know they’re our #1 priority.
• Make sure every piece is simple to understand, straightforward, friendly, and helpful.
• Copy should be jargon-free and use vocabulary that is both meaningful to customers and demonstrates our company’s value.
• Use customer stories and examples where appropriate to both humanize the Elavon brand and to provide customers and prospects true and meaningful ways to understand the value of our products and solutions.
• When referring to a business that works with us we will refer to them as “customers” (not merchants)
• The rule is when speaking to or about a customer in print or conversation, always refer to them as a customer.
• When discussing the services we offer use “payment services” (not merchant services)
• Our communications need to be easy to understand, clarify benefits and be jargon-free.
• Instead of “MID,” you might use “Account Number”
• Instead of “Acquirer” use “credit card processor”
• Although different vertical markets and mediums have distinct requirements, in general, copy for Elavon is: POSITIVE. We help customers reach goals and dreams. When we share information, be upbeat and affirming. BRIEF. Respect that customers are busy people. Don’t mistake increased word count for increased value. WITTY. Deliver fresh takes on the industry, our products, and our services. SMART. Everything we tell our customers, prospects, partners, and each other must play a role in helping to activate business. That means it must be actionable, insightful, and presented in a useful way. TRANSPARENT. When we talk to our audience there’s no room for doublespeak or duplicity. Communicate openly and honestly.
• “Elavon has been a leader in global payments for over twenty years”
• “More than a million business customers in over 30 countries trust Elavon to manage payments safely and securely”
• “Helping you do business in more than 100 currencies”
• “Elavon helped my business identify over $X in cost savings last year”
• “Extending powerful payment solutions”
• “acquiring”, “end-to-end”, “processing environments”, “acceptance”, “authorization”
• DCC converts international card purchases into the cardholder’s home currency at the point-of-sale. Elavon can convert up to 48 currencies depending on your country and point-of-sale environment.
• Elavon’s currency conversion solution allows cardholders to choose to pay with their home currency at the point-of-sale, and supports up to 48 international currencies.
• Elavon’s proprietary international processing platform supports authorization in over 85 currencies to help you realize financial efficiencies and improve your bottom line.
• Elavon’s platform allows you to accept payments internationally in over 85 currencies, gaining you efficiencies and saving you expense.
• To provide our customers with confidence in Elavon, it’s important to remind them of our overarching capabilities. Use the proof points below sparingly—remember, we want to create a beneficial, friendly relationship with our customers, not an overly authoritative one, or one in which we may seem to be “too big” to care.
• Stability (years in business)
• Size and scale (global company, number of countries in which we operate, number of customers and partners, number of transactions processed)
• Competency (service levels)
• Solutions oriented (our genuine interest in helping them solve problems and grow)

Brand Values

• The brands that stand the test of time make a promise to their customers. It’s a promise not about the products a company sells but what it stands for-and the way it does business with its customers and partners.
• The Elavon brand promise is built around a dedication to our customers. A great customer experience is the path to loyalty. The guidelines that follow reflect that belief. When we create materials-from print collateral to iMedia, from websites to sales presentations-we keep customer needs top of mind. That requires clear and concise communications that are always helpful and easy to understand.
• To ensure that Elavon marketing efforts are consistent across all business lines, we adhere to a brand system approach. We will consistently deliver a focused, intentional message that creates a positive connection with our customers, our partners, and our employees.
• The Elavon look and feel is warm, welcoming, and honest. Copy is easy to read and easy to understand. We strive for a friendly clarity in all materials we produce. We’re confident in our abilities to offer the proactive advice and solutions our customers need to succeed, and our materials reflect that feeling.
• Elavon strives to be strong, sincere, trustworthy, witty, smart, helpful, creative, and proactive.
• A business advisor combines the wisdom and experience of a well-seasoned and friendly advocate with the passion and enthusiasm of an engaged business partner. Often a highly trusted individual, he or she has been exposed to a wide variety of industries and has the expertise to navigate the ups and downs of running a business. A business advisor is energized by technology and innovation and always eager to share new discoveries. This is the person business owners trust to grow their business. This is Elavon.

Visual Style

• The Elavon logo is composed of two elements: the Elavon double arch mark and the Elavon logotype. The Elavon logo stands alone. DO NOT use a tagline with the logo, except in the case outlined below.
• There are three Elavon logo color versions: full-color, one-color black, one-color reverse (white).
• Should be used whenever possible for all applications. The Elavon typeface is 100% black. The double arch is PMS 542 U and PMS 2748 U.
• Should be used when printing is limited to two colors.
• Should be used on black or dark backgrounds.
• Correct use of background colors enhance the impact of the Elavon logo. When placing the logo within an application, optimal legibility should always be your first priority.
• Should be used on a white or light-color background (white is preferred).
• NOTE: Always make sure there is enough contrast between the background color and the logo.
• NOTE: DO NOT place logos on backgrounds or use colors that detract from or DO NOT give enough emphasis to the logo.
• Should be used on a black or dark-color background (black is preferred).
• Never reproduce Elavon logos at sizes less than the following Minimum size.
• The smallest approved logo is 3/4” wide
• The clear space that surrounds the logo ensures that it has optimal visibility and visual impact. As Illustrated, the height of the lower case “v” is the standard unit of measurement for calculating the logo clear space.
• The preferred placement of the Elavon logo is the lower right or upper left corner. However, if creative needs demand a different placement, a designer can use his or her discretion, as long as thoughtful rational drives the decision.
• DO NOT alter the Elavon logo in any manner.
• DO NOT place full color logo on any background or photo.
• DO NOT use a tagline with the logo.
• NOTE: DO NOT use tints, including gradients, of any color(s) in the corporate palette. Keep all colors at 100% opacity, except as shown above. Collateral templates are available that demonstrate the proper use of the color palette.
• The use of common type fonts in communications materials further enhances Elavon’s brand identity. The company has selected the following approved typefaces, which should be used in all professionally typeset company material: Whitney Semibold and Whitney Medium are the primary typefaces for headlines and subheads. The secondary typefaces to be used for body copy are Whitney Book and Whitney Light. (Calibri is the approved typeface for all communication materials in Poland.) For both primary and secondary typefaces, italics may be used when appropriate.
• NOTE: For desktop application using Word or PowerPoint to create documents such as proposals, RFPs, specifications, PowerPoint presentations, etc., use the Calibri font family.
• Whitney Semibold ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
• Whitney Medium ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
• Whitney Book ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
• Whitney Light ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
• Calibri ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
• Calibri Bold ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
• The Elavon look and feel is warm, welcoming, and honest. Copy is easy to read and easy to understand. We strive for a friendly clarity in all materials we produce. We’re confident in our abilities to offer the proactive advice and solutions our customers need to succeed, and our materials reflect that feeling.
• Imagery is representative of our audience and their customers. The photo guidelines beginning on page 16 provide greater detail but, in general, we prefer full-bleed images and shots of actual Elavon customers, either posed or involved in everyday activities, such as engaging with customers or assisting with purchases. Our imagery should reflect the diversity of our global mix of customers and the vertical markets they represent.
• The visuals we choose for our collateral are extremely important. Each photograph must reflect positively on our brand and provide meaning to its intended audience. Images must also be dynamic and engaging, and show our brand personality and commitment to customers.
• Custom photography is preferred over stock, but in all cases, the following guidelines must be applied.
• Corporate and Regional Marketing teams maintain photo libraries. If you require images, please contact Corporate Marketing or your Regional Marketing leader. Elavon sourced images may be shared with partners. Imagery sourced via third-parties may not be shared with partners due to licensing agreement.
• Candid-style photography should feature business owners/employees and their customers interacting in authentic ways. If photos show only one face, strive to balance the piece by showing both an owner and customer in separate images. Smiling and laughing subjects reinforce Elavon’s customer­focused equity. Tighter crops help images to feel more personal, indicating the close relationship between owner/employee and their customers. Full bleed photography is also preferred as it helps to create pieces that are more eye­catching and engaging.
• Both primary and secondary imagery can reflect any specific vertical it’s representing.
• Additional photography needs include transaction imagery, such as card swipes and other forms of transactions, and imagery that portrays the shopping experience. When possible, these images should feature a human interaction. Instead of simply showing a terminal, for example, show a hand interacting with that terminal.

Iconography

• Design elements help to both enliven the collateral in which they’re included and provide visual identification support. They should never distract from or overwhelm the overall design. When used carefully and with purpose, they can help guide a customer through content, while at the same time reinforcing and differentiating the Elavon brand.
• These icons are used as a visual support on product and vertical market collateral pieces. New icons can be requested for consideration from Corporate Marketing.

Layout And Composition

• The clear space that surrounds the logo ensures that it has optimal visibility and visual impact. As Illustrated, the height of the lower case “v” is the standard unit of measurement for calculating the logo clear space.
• The preferred placement of the Elavon logo is the lower right or upper left corner. However, if creative needs demand a different placement, a designer can use his or her discretion, as long as thoughtful rational drives the decision.
• DO NOT alter the Elavon logo in any manner.
• DO NOT place full color logo on any background or photo.
• DO NOT use a tagline with the logo.

Brand Architecture

• To ensure that Elavon marketing efforts are consistent across all business lines, we adhere to a brand system approach. We will consistently deliver a focused, intentional message that creates a positive connection with our customers, our partners, and our employees.
• The Elavon logo is our signature and the first visual contact a customer usually has with Elavon. The Elavon logo distinguishes us from other companies, and is the single most valuable symbol of the company.
• The Elavon logo is composed of two elements: the Elavon double arch mark and the Elavon logotype. The Elavon logo stands alone. DO NOT use a tagline with the logo, except in the case outlined below.
• When being presented as a division of U.S. Bank or U.S. Bancorp the Elavon logo will be shown with “A U.S. Bancorp Company” tag line.
• There are three Elavon logo color versions: full-color, one-color black, one-color reverse (white).
• Should be used whenever possible for all applications. The Elavon typeface is 100% black. The double arch is PMS 542 U and PMS 2748 U.
• Should be used when printing is limited to two colors.
• Should be used on black or dark backgrounds.
• Correct use of background colors enhance the impact of the Elavon logo. When placing the logo within an application, optimal legibility should always be your first priority.
• Should be used on a white or light-color background (white is preferred).
• Always make sure there is enough contrast between the background color and the logo.
• DO NOT place logos on backgrounds or use colors that detract from or DO NOT give enough emphasis to the logo.
• Should be used on a black or dark-color background (black is preferred).
• Never reproduce Elavon logos at sizes less than the following Minimum size.
• The smallest approved logo is 3/4” wide
• The clear space that surrounds the logo ensures that it has optimal visibility and visual impact. As Illustrated, the height of the lower case “v” is the standard unit of measurement for calculating the logo clear space.
• The preferred placement of the Elavon logo is the lower right or upper left corner. However, if creative needs demand a different placement, a designer can use his or her discretion, as long as thoughtful rational drives the decision.
• DO NOT alter the Elavon logo in any manner.
• DO NOT place full color logo on any background or photo.
• DO NOT use a tagline with the logo.
• Elavon is aligned with financial institutions, banks, and other channel partners. As a result, the “An Elavon Payments Partner” tag line will appear with the logos of other entities on a variety of marketing materials.
• If both brand marks need to be represented, they should be aligned side by side and separated by a black line.
• It’s not always necessary to use multiple brand marks; in some cases, it’s acceptable to simply use both company’s names, separated by the vertical slash.
• If you manage a partner relationship, be thoughtful in contractual negotiations regarding how we handle co-branding and consult with Corporate Communications (portalsupport@ elavon.com) to ensure that we can support your request.
• If you are working on a joint venture partnership, please work with Corporate Communications from the beginning in order to establish a strong brand foundation for the future of the JV.
• Partners wishing to cobrand with Elavon may do so in these environments: 1. Via web partner pages on partner websites 2. Via collateral that leverages our solution 3. Via business cards
• We are happy to share our content and templates for co-brand as well, but images must be changed by the partner who is distributing the content. Our image rights are specific to Elavon-use only.
• For our partners who wish to white label, we can share general content for repurposing in partner communications.

Co Branding

• Elavon is aligned with financial institutions, banks, and other channel partners. As a result, the “An Elavon Payments Partner” tag line will appear with the logos of other entities on a variety of marketing materials.
• If both brand marks need to be represented, they should be aligned side by side and separated by a black line.
• It’s not always necessary to use multiple brand marks; in some cases, it’s acceptable to simply use both company’s names, separated by the vertical slash.
• If you manage a partner relationship, be thoughtful in contractual negotiations regarding how we handle co-branding and consult with Corporate Communications (portalsupport@ elavon.com) to ensure that we can support your request.
• If you are working on a joint venture partnership, please work with Corporate Communications from the beginning in order to establish a strong brand foundation for the future of the JV.
• Partners wishing to cobrand with Elavon may do so in these environments: 1. Via web partner pages on partner websites 2. Via collateral that leverages our solution 3. Via business cards
• We are happy to share our content and templates for co-brand as well, but images must be changed by the partner who is distributing the content. Our image rights are specific to Elavon-use only.
• For our partners who wish to white label, we can share general content for repurposing in partner communications.

Digital Guidelines

• The design and copy guidelines in this document refer to digital usages as well as print. The complexities that digital creative can present, however, require some specific guidelines. As we continue to define Elavon’s digital properties, detailed usage guidelines will be included within this style guide.

Additional Properties