Inside every kit
What’s inside each Dubsado Flow Kit
A Flow Kit is a set of Dubsado workflow templates, forms, and emails built to work together for one industry. Each piece is named, ordered, and connected before you set up anything in Dubsado.
- Workflows Your client process as ordered Dubsado workflows, from inquiry to the final action after delivery.
- Forms and emails Code-free form templates and a drafted email for every automated step, connected to the workflows that send them.
- Setup guidance Step-by-step guidance for building the kit in your account, plus training where it applies.
Shop by industry
Dubsado workflow templates, by industry
Each kit maps one kind of business from first contact to close. Select a kit to see every workflow, form, and email it includes.
Photographers
Kits for wedding, portrait, mini session, and in-person sales photographers.
Creative and event businesses
Kits for web designers, social media managers, wedding stationers, and mobile bars.
Kit or custom map
A Flow Kit or Dubsado Alchemy?
Both give you a mapped system before you build. The difference is whose process it starts from.
- Choose a Flow Kit When your business matches one of the industries above. The workflows follow that industry’s client path, and everything arrives ready to set up.
- Choose Dubsado Alchemy When your process is your own. Answer a guided intake and get a build-ready Workflow Map for your services in Dubsado Alchemy. The first map is free.
- Not sure yet Read how to map a Dubsado workflow before you build it, then decide which starting point fits.
How it works
From purchase to a running system
Plan on several focused hours to set up a kit. Starting from Dubsado workflow templates that are already mapped is significantly faster than building from scratch.
- Review the map Read through the kit so you know every workflow, form, and email, and where each one fits.
- Build in order Set up the forms and emails first, then the workflows that send them, following the setup guidance.
- Customize and launch Adjust the language, branding, and settings to your services, then run a test project before the first client.
From the Learn library
Read before you build
