As a business grows, one stamp is rarely enough. Branches, departments and project teams each need their own — and they should all look like they come from the same company. Here is how to plan and order stamps for a whole organisation.

Why businesses order multiple stamps

  • Branches and outlets — each location stamps its own invoices and delivery orders.
  • Departments — finance, HR, logistics and sales often keep their own stamp.
  • Backups — a spare in the office safe means no delays if one is misplaced.

Keep one consistent design

Start from a single master design with your company name, registration number and border style, then vary only what needs to change:

  • Branch or location — use the bottom text line for the branch name; read top and bottom text for how it works.
  • Department — use a custom centre label, such as "Finance Dept".

Everything else — font, size and border — stays the same, so every stamp is instantly recognisable as yours. If you want a head start, the ready-made templates give you a consistent base layout.

Colour-code by department

Ink colour is an easy way to tell stamps apart at a glance — for example, blue for finance and red for approvals. Our ink colours guide explains what each colour usually signals.

How to order

  • Identical stamps — choose the quantity you need for the same design. The live price shows the per-stamp cost for each quantity.
  • Different versions — design each version in the generator and add each one to your cart. Check out once, with one payment and one tax invoice for the whole order.

Keep track of who has which stamp

Record which branch or person holds each stamp, and keep the order files together. If a stamp needs replacing later, you can make an identical one quickly — see how to reorder the exact same stamp.

Before ordering, share each version for approval so every branch or department head confirms their own stamp, and keep the same border style across all of them so the set looks like one family.

Ready to equip your team? Order your stamps.