01 / THE COMPLETE SITE
Explore the product
The feature library explains individual capabilities, while use cases connect them into agency-specific workflows. Pricing covers the plan, paid team seats and free client access. Migration and documentation help turn an evaluation into a working setup. If you are new to Flowboard, start with the homepage and one representative use case before opening every feature guide.
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Evaluate the alternatives
Comparison pages focus on Flowboard and one named product. Alternatives guides consider a wider shortlist and explain reasons to keep an existing platform. Both paths include practical evaluation criteria. Use them alongside a trial of your actual workflow, especially when a requirement depends on a particular vendor plan or configuration.
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Use a resource without an account
The tools library contains seven calculators and an invoice generator. The templates library offers eight editable source files with instructions and examples. Articles explain the methods behind common agency decisions, while documentation covers the product itself. These resources link to each other so a question can lead directly to a useful calculation, document or setup step.
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Find company and trust information
The company pages explain the product’s focus, contact routes, security approach and the boundaries of its status information. The legal pages preserve the current published terms, privacy policy and acceptable-use policy. Review those documents when evaluating the service and use the contact page for a question that needs a response from the team.
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Search when you know the topic
Use the search button in the header to find pages by title, description and section content. Queries such as client portal, project margin or import can locate related material across different libraries. The searchable index contains the website content only; it does not search a Flowboard account or expose private project information. The XML sitemap is also available for structured route discovery.
THE PRACTICAL DETAILS
Questions, answered.
Does this include all the planned pages?
Yes. This build’s frozen scope contains 91 marketing and resource pages, all listed in its XML sitemap and checked during the build.
Where is the machine-readable sitemap?
It is available at /sitemap.xml. The human-readable page groups destinations by purpose.
Does site search access my project data?
No. It searches only the public website content bundled with this build.