Brochures
Vaasu Guduguntla
Last Update a month ago
🚀 How to Create a Brochure
- Showcase services
- Present packages
- Collect inquiries
- Guide clients through booking experiences
Creating a Brochure
Step 1: Navigate to Documents
Step 2: Create a New Document
Step 3: Choose Template or File
- Template:Â Reusable brochure layouts that can be used across multiple projects or clients.
- File:Â A brochure tied directly to a specific project.
Use Use templates when building repeatable sales experiences. Use files when customizing for an individual client.
✨ Building Your Brochure
Available blocks include:
- Headings
- Paragraphs
- Images
- Videos
- Buttons
- Columns
- HTML embeds
- Package selection experiences
- Informational
- interactive
- Inquiry-based
- Checkout-enabled
🎨 Customizing Your Brochure
Layout & Design
- Drag in content blocks
- Upload images and logos
- Create galleries and columns
- Customize fonts and colors
- Add CTA buttons and links
Content Controls
- Format text using the rich text editor
- Add buttons linking to websites or booking pages
- Personalize sections using variables
- Reuse layouts through templates
📦 Using the Packages Tool
The Packages Tool allows clients to:
- Browse packages
- Select services
- Choose add-ons
- Continue through inquiry or checkout flows
directly inside the brochure.
This transforms brochures from static presentations into interactive booking experiences.
 Adding the Packages ToolÂ
- Open the Content tab.
- Drag the Packages block into the brochure layout.
When first added, the block will appear empty until packages are selected.
Selecting Packages
- Search for packages
- Add one or multiple packages
- Attach service add-ons
- Configure display behavior
You must create packages before they can be used inside brochures.
Single vs Multiple Package Mode
- Single Package Mode:Â Display one package at a time.
- Multiple Package Mode:Â Allow clients to compare and select between multiple packages inside the same brochure experience.
Package Selection Experience
Clients can:
- Select packages
- Review pricing
- Choose add-ons
- Proceed to inquiry or checkout
Package Design Controls
- Package background
- Text colors
- Borders
- Selection states
- Checkbox accents
- Font (choose the font used for package text, instead of the tool's previous fixed default)
- Spacing and padding
Checkout & Inquiry Behavior
This means packages can support:
- Inquiry-only flows
- Direct checkout flows
- Mixed checkout + proposal flows
A client may:
- Request a proposal for one service
- Immediately pay for another
Mixed Checkout + Proposal Flows
- Checkout-enabled packages
- Proposal-only packages
The client experience becomes:
- Submit proposal request for applicable services
- Continue to checkout for eligible services
- Complete payment
- Receive confirmation
- Instant booking
- Custom sales workflows
📤 Sharing & Sending Brochures
- 📧 Send via Email: Share directly through TalleFlow
- 🔗 Share Web Link: Create a live brochure experience
- 📄 Download PDF: Printable version
- 👥 Client Portal: Secure project-based access
💡Best Practices
- Use brochures for storytelling:Â Brochures work best when combining visuals, package presentation, client education, and interactive booking.
- Use packages for conversion:Â Add package selection directly inside brochures to simplify booking, increase upsells, and reduce back-and-forth communication.
- Keep layouts clean:Â Avoid overwhelming clients with too many package choices at once.
- Use add-ons strategically:Â Add-ons are a great way to increase booking value without complicating your core package structure.
