Body font
Two body fonts, both shipped with the renderer. A custom font is substituted on the reader’s machine, so the page would set differently from the preview.
- Source Sans 3
- Noto Sans
Three base layouts, all available on every plan. What a plan limits is how many client-specific configurations you save, not which layout you may use.
Reads as a well-set page. Best for long histories.
Long technical histories where the reading flow matters more than density.
Denser, with a clear date column. Best for many short roles.
Engineering and specialist roles: title, employer and dates align in a scannable column.
Restrained and senior. Best for board and C-level profiles.
Senior appointments: a positioned first page, then the full history.
Nine sections are available. Empty ones are omitted rather than printed as a heading, and any of them can be hidden or reordered per client. The order below is the default for the editorial layout.
Two body fonts, both shipped with the renderer. A custom font is substituted on the reader’s machine, so the page would set differently from the preview.
One accent colour from a fixed palette of five. Each carries a matching text and tint shade, which is what keeps the page readable on white.
A4 and US Letter. LETTER is not a scaled A4 — the same content breaks differently — so a generated PDF is worth checking before a US client receives one.
These are bounds, not limitations to work around. A brand colour that cannot be printed readably, or a font the reader does not have, produces a document that looks fine to the person who made it and wrong to the person who receives it.
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