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πŸ”— Connected Tools in Business Settings

Connect your favorite tools directly into TalleFlow.

Written by Vaasu Guduguntla

Connected Tools (formerly called Integrations) allow you to connect external platforms directly into TalleFlow.

These integrations help centralize communication, scheduling, designs, event planning, creative workflows, and collaboration inside one connected system.

Connected Tools are configured at the business level, meaning connected platforms can be shared across your business account instead of being tied to a single user.

To manage Connected Tools, navigate to:

Business Settings β†’ Connected Tools


βš™οΈ Accessing Connected Tools

  1. Open the Business Switcher from the top navigation bar

  2. Select your active business

  3. Hover over your business name

  4. Click the gear icon βš™οΈ

  5. Open Connected Tools

From here, admins and permitted team members can connect, manage, or disconnect supported platforms.


🌐 Google Workspace

Connect your Google Workspace account to streamline communication and scheduling workflows.

With Google Workspace connected, you can:

Email

  • Send emails directly from your Google Workspace address inside TalleFlow

  • Keep communication tied to contacts and projects

Calendar

  • Sync Google Calendar events with TalleFlow

  • Automatically push meetings created in TalleFlow to Google Calendar

Google Meet

  • Automatically generate Google Meet links when creating meetings

Businesses can also configure sharing permissions and allow team members to connect their own accounts.


πŸͺŸ Microsoft 365

Connect your Microsoft 365 or Outlook account to manage communication and scheduling workflows inside TalleFlow.

With Microsoft 365 connected, you can:

  • send emails through Outlook

  • sync calendar events

  • create Teams meeting links for meetings and appointments

Only one primary email provider can be connected at a time.


πŸŽ₯ Zoom

Connect Zoom to streamline virtual meetings and project coordination.

With Zoom connected, TalleFlow can:

  • automatically generate Zoom meeting links

  • include join links in calendar invites

  • connect meetings directly to projects and schedules

Businesses can also allow team members to connect their own Zoom accounts.


🎨 Canva

With Canva connected, you can:

  • view Canva designs directly inside projects

  • connect designs to project workflows

  • organize creative assets without leaving TalleFlow

This helps creative teams centralize branding, event graphics, proposals, and client-facing visuals directly inside the CRM.


πŸ–ΌοΈ Photo Booth Templates

TalleFlow integrates with Photo Booth Templates to help photo booth businesses manage overlays, welcome screens, and print layouts directly inside their workflows.

Once activated, you can:

  • browse the Photo Booth Templates marketplace inside TalleFlow

  • search for overlays and event graphics

  • attach templates directly to projects

  • organize design options within project workspaces

Activate Photo Booth Templates

To enable the integration:

  1. Open Business Settings

  2. Navigate to Connected Tools

  3. Activate Photo Booth Templates


Browse Templates

To view the full marketplace:

  1. Navigate to Offerings

  2. Open Templates

From here, you can browse and search available overlays, layouts, and event graphics.


Attach Templates to a Project

To connect templates to a project:

  1. Open a Project Dashboard

  2. Navigate to the Designs tab

  3. Open Templates

  4. Browse and attach templates directly to the project

Attached templates become part of the project workspace and stay connected to the event workflow.


Client Portal Access

Once templates are attached to a project, clients can view them directly inside the client portal under the project’s Designs tab.

This allows clients to:

  • review attached template options

  • stay aligned on branding and event visuals

  • collaborate around approved designs

As TalleFlow continues evolving into a collaborative project workspace platform, project-based creative assets and visibility controls will continue expanding across the client and collaborator experience.


πŸ—οΈ Prismm

If your business uses Prismm for event floorplans, TalleFlow helps keep layouts and projects connected.

With Prismm connected, you can:

  • access floorplans inside project dashboards

  • manage venue layouts alongside project details

  • centralize planning assets for your team and clients


πŸ‘₯ Connecteam

Connect Connecteam to help coordinate staffing and team workflows inside TalleFlow.

With Connecteam connected, businesses can:

  • view team rosters

  • streamline scheduling workflows

  • prepare staffing coordination tied to projects and events


πŸ“± Quo (OpenPhone)

Connect OpenPhone through Quo to manage business texting workflows inside TalleFlow.

With Quo connected, you can:

  • send text messages to contacts and project participants

  • communicate from your business phone number

  • securely manage communication credentials at the business level


πŸ”΅ Snappic (Coming Soon)

The upcoming Snappic integration will help photo booth businesses connect booth experiences directly into project workflows.

Planned capabilities include:

  • connecting Snappic events to projects

  • attaching galleries to client portals

  • centralizing booth-related assets inside project workspaces


πŸ” Permissions & Access

Connected Tools are managed at the business level.

Only admins or users with the appropriate permissions can:

  • connect tools

  • disconnect tools

  • manage shared integration settings

Some integrations also support allowing team members to connect their own accounts while still remaining connected to the same business workspace.


πŸš€ Why Connected Tools Matter

TalleFlow is designed to go beyond traditional CRM workflows.

Instead of forcing businesses to juggle disconnected platforms, Connected Tools help bring communication, scheduling, designs, assets, and collaboration into one centralized workspace experience.

This helps creative businesses spend less time managing scattered workflows and more time delivering great client experiences.

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