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Customizing Notification & Email Templates

Last updated on Jul 20, 2026

KyberAccess sends a range of automated emails — pre-registration invites, confirmations with QR codes, host check-in alerts, visitor passes, and more. You can customize both the design (logo and colors, applied automatically) and the wording (subject and body of each template).


Where to edit email wording

  1. In the left sidebar, go to Settings → Notifications.
  2. Open the Templates tab.
  3. You'll see a list of available email templates, for example:
    • Pre-Registration Invite
    • Pre-Registration Confirmation (includes the visitor's QR code)
    • Host Check-In Alert
    • Visitor Pass
    • Event Invitation

Editing a template

  1. Click the template you want to change.
  2. Edit the Subject line and the Body (rich text / HTML).
  3. Use the variables (click to insert) to personalize the message — for example:
    • {guestName} — the visitor's name
    • {orgName} — your organization's name
    • {hostName} — the host being visited
    • {expectedDate} — the visit date
    • {qrImage} — the visitor's QR code (Confirmation / Pass templates)
    • {actionUrl} — the relevant link (e.g. complete pre-registration)
  4. Use the live preview to see how the email will look.
  5. Click Save.

Your custom wording is used the next time that email is sent. If you don't customize a template, KyberAccess uses a sensible default.


Design and branding

The overall email design — your logo, brand colors, and layout — is applied automatically to every email based on your organization's branding.

  • To update your logo and colors, go to Settings → Branding (or White-Label, on Enterprise plans).

Turning a template off

Each template has an enabled toggle. Turning it off stops that automated email from being sent, without affecting the others.


Troubleshooting

  • My changes didn't apply. Make sure you clicked Save on the template. Changes apply to the next send, not to emails already sent.
  • A variable shows as literal text (e.g. {guestName}). Confirm you inserted the variable from the list and that it's spelled exactly as shown, including the curly braces.