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Logos, usage rules and boilerplate.

Free to use when reporting on Plumma. The rules below are what keeps the logo recognisable.

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The logo kit.

Twelve variants: the lockup and the mark in black, white, fuchsia, blue and two monochromes. SVG, PDF, and PNG at three widths on a transparent ground.

Logo

Which file on which ground.

The lockup is the feather, the wordmark and the dot. The mark is the feather with the dot, used where the wordmark will not fit.

BlackA light ground

WhiteA dark ground

Fuchsia or blueWhite, where the brand colour is wanted

White monochromeSolid fuchsia or solid blue

Black monochromeA light ground where one colour is required

The dot stays fuchsia except in the two monochromes. A white file on a white ground looks empty: only the dot shows. That is transparency, not a broken file.

Rules

Three rules, and what breaks the logo.

Clear space

The height of the feather

On all four sides. Nothing crosses it, other logos included.

Minimum size

Use the mark below 24 pixels

The wordmark closes up before the feather does. At favicon and avatar sizes the mark is the asset.

What not to do

What breaks it

Recolouring, outlining, shadows, glows, gradients, rotation, stretching, cropping, boxing it in, a busy photograph behind it, or the wordmark rebuilt in another typeface.

Co-branding

Co-branding needs an agreement

Reporting on us needs no permission. Suggesting a partnership or an endorsement does. Ask: info (at) plumma (dot) it.

Palette

The palette.

Fuchsia for accents, blue for the second series.

Fuchsia #FF0080 Accents, chapter grounds, the figure that matters
Black #1A1A1A Text, headers, panels
White #FFFFFF The primary ground in documents
Blue #0056B3 Second series in charts, details
Dark blue #002650 The alternative chapter ground
Grey 600 #6E7076 Secondary text

The document palette. The website runs on a dark ground of its own.

Typefaces

Three faces.

FaceWhere it is usedWeights
Poppins Headings, buttons, anything set large Medium and SemiBold
Open Sans Body text Regular and SemiBold
IBM Plex Mono Figures, labels, code, and anything that has to line up Regular

All three are open licensed. The template calls Poppins Medium and Poppins SemiBold as separate families: without them, PowerPoint substitutes.

Naming

Names

Plumma S.r.l. in contracts and legal pages. Plumma everywhere else, including first mention. Not Plumma SRL, not PLUMMA.

Plumma Connect is the product.

The category is network signal orchestration: a governance layer that holds several suppliers and operators at once and decides, per call, which serves a request. Aggregators sit underneath it and we buy from them, so the word belongs to our suppliers.

GSMA Open Gateway channel partner, May 2026 cohort. More than sixty parties hold that status worldwide, so it is a credential and not an exclusive position.

Registered details are on the company page. Terms covering the name and the mark are in the terms of use.

Boilerplate

Boilerplate

Three lengths, ready to paste.

One line. Plumma is the governance layer between an enterprise and the mobile networks: one contract, one endpoint, and every answer names the carrier that served it.

Short. Plumma S.r.l. is an Italian company building Plumma Connect, a network signal orchestration layer. One agreement, one API key and one endpoint carry typed commands to mobile network operators for fraud prevention, identity verification and authentication: SIM swap, KYC match, age verification, call divert, location, porting history and reachability among them. Every response names the operator that served it, the specification version it ran on, and a correlation identifier that can be quoted in an audit. Plumma is a GSMA Open Gateway channel partner, named in the programme's May 2026 cohort.

Long. Plumma S.r.l. is an Italian company, registered in the province of Modena and operating from Bologna, that builds Plumma Connect. Reaching network signals directly means a separate legal, commercial and technical negotiation with every operator in every market, and a different endpoint, version and error vocabulary at the end of each one. Plumma replaces that with one agreement and one endpoint: it holds several suppliers and operators at once, decides per call which path serves a request, normalises what comes back, and records which carrier answered. Where no path can answer, the response declares the gap at request time and the call is not billed. Plumma is paid through an orchestration licence and a thin markup on supply, and takes no payment from the suppliers it routes between.

Figures are not in the boilerplate because they move. The ones we publish, with their bases and dates, are on the reference page.

Writing about us?

A quote, a figure to check, or a logo in a format that is not in the kit.