Press kit
The NotchRx brand, ready to use.
Logos, colors, and guidance for press, partners, and integrations. Every file here is a production asset - exact vector geometry exported straight from the logo's source, in versions for light and dark backgrounds.
The lockup
Mark plus wordmark.
The primary logo: the notch mark beside NotchRx in Space Grotesk semibold, with the Rx in gold. These files have transparent backgrounds - reach for them first, and pick the version made for the ground it will sit on.
Solid grounds
When the logo has to sit on a background you don't control, use these instead of the transparent files. The ground is part of the file.
The mark
A ring broken by a single notch.
The mark stands alone where space is tight: avatars, favicons, app icons. All four are transparent files. The gold dot seats in the notch; the one-color versions are for embroidery, etching, and single-ink print.
Profile pictures
Square avatars for social.
Solid brand grounds in a square. The mark-only versions are sized so platform circle-crops keep comfortable clear space - use those for profile pictures. The wordmark versions are for square placements that never get cropped round.
Black and white
For black-and-white material only.
Avoid these when you can - the slate, cream, and gold versions above are the brand. These exist for material that is strictly black and white, like single-color print, engraving, or photocopied forms, where the palette isn't available at all.
Color
Four colors.
The palette is deliberately small. Hierarchy comes from opacity, not new hex values, and gold and teal never trade jobs. Click a swatch to copy its hex.
Type
Space Grotesk carries headlines and the wordmark.
Inter carries body text and interface copy.
JetBrains Mono carries numbers and code.
Usage
A few rules keep it recognizable.
Do
- Use the supplied files. They are generated from the same code that renders the logo on this site.
- Keep clear space around the lockup equal to at least the cap height of the N.
- Put the mark before the name, always on a single line.
- On slate, use the cream versions. On cream or white, use the slate versions.
Don't
- Don't rotate the mark. The notch sits at 1 o'clock so the ring doesn't read as a power button or a loading spinner.
- Don't recolor the dot, add gradients or shadows, or place the lockup over busy imagery.
- Don't stretch the logo, add a container around it, or set the name before the mark.
- Don't set the name with a trailing gold dot. The mark carries the accent.
Overview graphic
One image that tells the story.
What NotchRx is, who it's for, and what the product looks like, in a single card. The 1200 × 630 card is the site's link preview; the same composition is cut for feeds and decks in wide, square, and portrait.
Link preview card
1200 × 630. The Open Graph image the site sends with every shared link.
Old way, new way
The desk, before and after.
The comparison from the home page as ready-to-post graphics: the spreadsheet, the inbox, the sticky notes, and the PDF of the old way beside the NotchRx dashboard. Four shapes, each as a standard and a 2x PNG, with the vector source alongside.
Capabilities
One platform, six capabilities.
The home page's capability cards as one graphic: policies, credentials, tasks and onboarding, continuing education, OIG/SAM screening, and audit readiness, each with its one-line summary. For posts and slides that need the whole platform in view.
Our story
Boilerplate.
NotchRx is a pharmacy compliance platform that brings policies, credentials, OIG/SAM screenings, training, tasks, and audit history into one pharmacy-specific system. Built for independent pharmacies, growing chains, and enterprise organizations, NotchRx grew out of CEimpact and a simple question put to pharmacy owners: what do you need next? The answer was compliance, so pharmacy teams can spend less time managing it and more time serving patients.
In running text, write the name as NotchRx - one word, capital N and Rx, no trailing dot.
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