Two back-to-back releases landed in early September: Clearer Documents, Better Visibility & Smarter Setup (Sep 5) and Smarter Setup, Clearer Timing & Better Visibility (Sep 7). Here’s what matters for event pros and creatives running their business in TalleFlow. For the full bullet list, see the changelog.
Documents clients can actually step through
Multi-page documents let clients move through proposals, brochures, contracts, and invoices page by page, including a page stepper in the brochure and portal experience. Paid and awaiting-payment statuses now match more clearly across the document. Safer multi-page send and share reduces mishaps when you share a long client pack.
Try it: build the next proposal as a multi-page document, then preview the stepper as your client will see it.
Visibility for owners
Reports add pipeline, bookings, cash, offerings, and team widgets you can hide, reorder, and save as filter views, with CSV export when you need a deeper cut.
Lead response reports show average time to first email and first document, by business and by teammate, so you can see how fast inquiries get answered.
Payment views also got clearer Stripe fees and Net, and clients can receive payment receipt emails. Expenses stay where they belong: next to the work that earned them.
Crew that schedules like an event business
Shift-first crew scheduling lets teammates claim open seats and owners assign from the calendar, built for how booth and event crews actually work, not a full HR suite. See also Crew & Team.
Less blank-slate setup
Website brand detection: paste your website during onboarding or add-business to draft logo, colors, socials, and address for review.
Scheduled emails: queue project and contact emails (including replies) for later sends. Pair with reusable message templates (subject/body in Preferences) for project/contact email and automations.
Also in these releases: business timezone in General settings, public booking timezone display, timeline wall-clock times anchored to project start/end, and project info you can insert into calendar meeting descriptions.
Mobile app notes
These releases added Face ID and fuller calendar and list views to the mobile app, then in private preview. The TalleFlow mobile app is now on the App Store.
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