Organization Profile
Go to Settings → Company Profile to manage everything about how your organization presents itself — on the app, and on every document your clients see. It’s one consolidated card, grouped into six sections: Identity, Address, Contact, Tax, Documents, and Attribution.Identity
- Logo — a landscape PNG (transparent background recommended) or JPEG, at least 600×200px, ideally 1200×400px, up to 2 MB. If you upload a WebP file, Regentra automatically generates a PNG version behind the scenes so it still renders correctly on PDFs.
- Icon (optional) — a separate square PNG or JPEG, 256×256px, used for compact headers where a wide logo doesn’t fit.
- Organization Name — your display name, shown in the app and on documents.
- Legal name — only needed if it differs from your display name; falls back to the organization name if left blank.
- Industry
- Brand color — used as an accent color on the quote/invoice header preview and public-facing pages.
Address
Address fields are structured: Address line 1, Address line 2, City, State/Region, Postal code, and Country (2-letter code). If your organization still has an address stored the old free-text way, a Split legacy address button appears once, to migrate it into these structured fields — after that, the structured fields are what’s used everywhere.Contact
Phone, Website, Support email, and Billing email. Billing email is used as the reply-to address on invoice emails and the “questions?” line — if left blank, it falls back to your support email.Tax
- Tax ID label — defaults to “EIN,” but you can change it to match what’s appropriate for your country (there’s no separate, fixed EIN field anymore — the label is just configurable text).
- Tax ID — the number itself.
- Show tax ID on quotes — off by default. Your tax ID always appears on invoices; this toggle additionally shows it on quotes.
Documents (PSA only)
Defaults applied across your quotes and invoices:- Default payment terms — how many days clients have to pay, used when generating a new invoice.
- Invoice memo — text shown above the totals on every invoice PDF.
- Invoice footer
- Quote terms & conditions (default)
- Quote footer
- Remit-to instructions — payment instructions (check payable-to, ACH/wire details) shown on the invoice PDF only.
These are organization-wide defaults. A quote can carry a per-document override for who it’s addressed to (recipient name, email, phone, address), but the memo, footer, terms, and remit-to instructions above always come from your organization defaults — there’s no per-invoice override for those yet.
Attribution
Show “Powered by Regentra” — on by default. This one toggle controls a “Powered by Regentra” mark across every customer-facing surface: the public quote page, the quote PDF, quote emails, the invoice PDF, PSA client reports, and other public links. Turn it off for a fully white-labeled experience.Where this shows up
Everything above appears on: the public quote page and quote PDF, quote emails, the invoice PDF, PSA client report PDFs, and public token pages (e-signature, ticket, audit, vendor questionnaire, and shared-password links).Timezone
Set your organization’s timezone from the Timezone & Display card in Settings. This affects:- SLA business hours calculation
- Report date ranges
- Scheduled sync times
- Dashboard date displays
- Date-range filters on data exports
Changing the timezone does not retroactively adjust existing SLA calculations. It applies to new tickets and future SLA evaluations.
Custom domain for support portal
Configure a custom domain so your clients access the portal at your branded URL (e.g.,support.yourcompany.com). See the Customer Portal documentation for full setup instructions.
Email configuration
Regentra sends email notifications for ticket updates, SLA alerts, and invoice delivery. Configure your email sending method from the Email Integration card in Settings:- Azure Communication Services
- Microsoft Graph
Use Azure Communication Services for email delivery. Enter your ACS connection string and verified sender domain.
Session duration
Go to Settings → Authentication & SSO → Session Duration and choose how long a session can stay active without re-authentication: 1 hour, 4 hours, or 12 hours. This setting controls the inactivity window — how long a session can go without any activity before it expires. Regardless of what you pick, every session also has a fixed 12-hour absolute limit: even a continuously active session is signed out after 12 hours and must sign in again. Shorter inactivity windows improve security for shared workstations; longer ones reduce login friction for trusted environments — but no session, however active, outlives the 12-hour cap.Related settings
- Tickets — ticket numbering and billing behavior.
- Import / Export — bulk data export and CSV import.
- Webhooks — real-time event delivery to your own systems.
- API Keys — scoped keys for external automations.