Social Studio / Brand information and graphic rules

Brand library: logos, colors and content rules

Keep brand name, website, logo, colors, connected accounts and graphic rules in a shared content-team record.

PRODUCT VIEW

See how it works.

Teams working for several brands need more than a way to find files: they need to know which file and rule belongs to each brand. The Hubz brand library organizes social brand profiles with logos, websites, colors, graphic rules and connected accounts. Brand records are used in content and calendar context, while changes are assessed through current records and revision information. Design decisions no longer have to remain scattered across personal notes or chat attachments.

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EXPLORE THE PRODUCT

Brand library

Sample view
01

Central brand information

Keep definitions such as brand name and web address in the shared content-operations record.

Content and usage details ↗
02

Logo and color sources

Review the real visual identity’s files and colors in preparation context.

Content and usage details ↗
03

Graphic rules

Add visual-layout guidance and brand notes the team should apply to the working record.

Content and usage details ↗
04

Connected-account relationships

Manage which brand and accounts content belongs to without separating their context.

Content and usage details ↗
05

Archiving and updates

Handle active and archived brands with existing revision checks, avoiding operations based on outdated information.

Content and usage details ↗
01Edit the brand profile.
02Associate rules and accounts.
03Use it in content.
Interface illustration using sample data. The layout is simplified to explain the relevant feature.

FROM NEED TO OUTCOME

Where this helps.

Using the wrong logo, retaining outdated colors or referring to one brand’s account by different names makes content preparation harder. Treating a brand profile as the same structure as a CRM company also creates incorrect data-separation expectations.

WHAT YOU CAN WORK TOWARDS

Keep defined brand information close to content preparation. Review who the work represents, which accounts are related and which rules apply from one shared record.

STEP BY STEP

How to use it.

  1. 01

    Edit the brand profile.

    Prepare name, website, logo and colors from real brand sources and check their match to the existing record.

  2. 02

    Associate rules and accounts.

    Define graphic rules and link the brand to relevant social accounts with appropriate permission.

  3. 03

    Use it in content.

    Work with the brand in post and calendar records, and reassess current information and revisions when the brand changes.

INSIDE THE MODULE

What can you do?

FOCUS 01⊙
Brand library
Record fieldCentral brand information

Central brand information

Keep definitions such as brand name and web address in the shared content-operations record.

FOCUS 02▤
Brand library
Record / contentStatusOwner

Logo and color sources

Review the real visual identity’s files and colors in preparation context.

FOCUS 03↗
Brand library
✓Graphic rules✓Use it in content.✓See what is included

Graphic rules

Add visual-layout guidance and brand notes the team should apply to the working record.

FOCUS 04◇
Brand library
Record fieldConnected-account relationships

Connected-account relationships

Manage which brand and accounts content belongs to without separating their context.

FOCUS 05⌁
Brand library
Record / contentStatusOwner

Archiving and updates

Handle active and archived brands with existing revision checks, avoiding operations based on outdated information.

IN EVERYDAY WORK

What it looks like in practice.

Agency managing several brands

Finding the correct logo and graphic notes whenever content is prepared.

The brand profile is connected to content, calendar and accounts, making shared source information easier for the team to use.

Scenarios are illustrative; they are not customer testimonials or measured performance claims.

KNOW WHAT IS INCLUDED

Plans, permissions and limits.

Professional includes 5 connected social accounts per workspace; Business includes 12. Available tools and actions depend on your role, account type and provider permissions.

  • A social brand profile does not create a separate CRM database, subscription or data isolation.
  • Brand profiles and CRM company records serve different purposes.
  • No unimplemented commercial brand quota or unlimited allowance is promised.
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YOUR QUESTIONS

About this feature.

01Does each brand create a separate customer-data area?

No. A brand profile supplies social-content context. Structures needing isolated CRM data require separate workspace and membership design.

02Where are the brand logo and rules used?

They are references in content preparation, brand relationships and relevant social-account context. File accuracy and design application still need review.