Configure your Brand Kit
Define the voice, audience, terminology, and colours used in generated content.
Use Brand Kit to define your organisation’s communication standards. Studio, Enlytning Agent, and the content editor apply supported settings when they generate content with artificial intelligence (AI).
Access Brand Kit
Admins and Owners can go to Settings > Brand Kit to configure organisation guidelines.
Create your Brand Kit
Create your Brand Kit manually or import an existing set of guidelines.
Start from scratch
Start with a blank Brand Kit when you do not have an existing source document:
Go to Settings > Brand Kit.
Click New.
Fill in each section with your guidelines.
Import existing guidelines
If your organisation has existing guidelines, import one Portable Document Format (PDF) file smaller than 100 MB or use a uniform resource locator (URL) for a webpage:
Go to Settings > Brand Kit.
Click Existing.
Choose Upload for a PDF file or URL for a brand-guidelines webpage.
Wait while Enlytning analyses the source and populates each section.
Review and edit the extracted content.
Import tips
Include the tone, style rules, terminology, audience information, and brand colours you want Enlytning to extract.
Complete the Brand Kit sections
Each section controls a different part of the generated content.
Tone of voice
An import extracts up to three single-word adjectives that describe your organisation’s voice. You can add more manually.
Examples include:
- Professional
- Friendly
- Supportive
Enlytning uses these characteristics to shape generated content.
Target audience
An import extracts up to three personas that describe the intended audience. You can add more manually. Enlytning uses them to adjust the complexity and tone in supported features.
Examples include:
- New employees with no prior experience
- Technical staff with industry knowledge
- Customer-facing team members
Writing style
An import extracts up to five rules in each writing-style field. You can add more manually.
Use Do’s for rules that generated content should follow:
- Use active voice
- Keep sentences concise
- Include practical examples
- Address the reader directly
Use Don’ts for rules that generated content should avoid:
- Don’t use jargon without explanation
- Avoid passive constructions
- Don’t assume prior knowledge
- Avoid overly formal language
Glossary
Map each term you want to avoid to your organisation’s preferred alternative.
| Term to avoid | Preferred term |
|---|---|
| Employees | Team members |
| Customers | Guests |
| HR | Human Resources (first use) |
| ASAP | As soon as possible |
Enlytning substitutes preferred terms when generating content.
Colours
An import extracts up to seven brand colours. Use the colour picker or enter hexadecimal colour codes to add more manually.
These colours appear as preset swatches when you choose a material accent colour.
Edit or delete your Brand Kit
You can change any section after creating or importing a Brand Kit:
- New item: Enter the value, then select Save
- Existing text, colour, or glossary item: Edit the value, then leave the field to save
- Delete: Select the delete action, then confirm
Delete your Brand Kit
Delete your Brand Kit from its header:
Click Delete in the Brand Kit header.
Confirm the deletion.
This removes all brand guidelines. AI features use default styles until you create a new Brand Kit.
Apply Brand Kit settings
Brand Kit settings affect generated material, Enlytning Agent responses, and editor actions.
Apply settings in Studio
When Studio generates materials, your Brand Kit:
- Applies your tone-of-voice characteristics
- Follows your Do and Don’t writing-style rules
Apply settings to Enlytning Agent
When responding to questions, Enlytning Agent:
- Adopts your tone of voice
- Writes for your target audience
- Follows your writing-style rules
- Uses your preferred terminology
Apply settings in the editor
When you use AI to edit or generate material content, the editor:
- Applies your tone of voice and writing style
- Writes for your target audience
- Uses preferred terminology from your glossary
Check plan access
Your organisation’s plan must include Brand Kit. If Brand Kit does not appear in Settings, go to Settings > Billing to compare current plan features.
Maintain your Brand Kit
Review the settings against generated content whenever your standards change:
- Write concrete rules: State the wording or behaviour each rule requires.
- Include examples: Add examples of approved writing to your source document.
- Review changes: Update your Brand Kit when your standards change.
- Test the output: Generate sample content and compare it with your guidelines.
Understand Brand Kit limits
Brand Kit guides generated content, but you remain responsible for reviewing the result:
- Brand Kit does not guarantee that every output follows every guideline.
- Complex or contradictory guidelines may produce unexpected results.
- Review generated content before publishing.