What are the branding elements that can be set for a CLM site?

• A. Search, Reports, and Folder Names
• B. Logo, Color Scheme, and Email Preview
• C. Email Addresses, Page Headers, and Help
• D. Menu, Navigation, and Actions

Answer: (B)

In CLM site customization, what you’re primarily adjusting is how the platform presents your brand to users and recipients. The three elements you configure to achieve a branded experience are the site logo, the color scheme, and the email preview.

The logo sets the visual identity in the header and other branded areas, making the site immediately recognizable to your team and external parties. The color scheme opportunities let you apply your corporate colors across the interface, ensuring consistency in buttons, banners, and backgrounds. The email preview controls how outgoing messages look, so emails sent from the CLM environment reflect your branding in headers, footers, and overall styling.

Other items listed are more about how the site functions and is navigated rather than its branding. Search, reports, and folder names relate to organization and access; menu, navigation, and actions describe how users move through the system. While some header-related elements can appear in branding, the core branding settings typically focus on logo, color scheme, and email preview for a cohesive brand presence.