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Multiple Businesses in TalleFlow

Run multiple brands from one login. Switch workspaces in seconds.

Written by Vaasu Guduguntla
Updated over a week ago

TalleFlow supports multi-business workspaces, which means you can manage more than one business / workspace / brand under the same account. (They all mean the same thing in TalleFlow.)

This is perfect if you:

  • Run multiple brands (ex: “Photo Booth Co” + “Studio Co”)

  • Manage a side hustle and a main business

  • Want separate settings, contacts, docs, and integrations per brand


What’s a “Business” in TalleFlow?

A Business is its own workspace with its own:

  • Business settings (name, email, phone, website, address)

  • Integrations (Google Workspace, Canva, Prismm, Stripe)

  • Contacts, Projects, Documents, and more (depending on your setup)

So basically: one login, multiple workspaces.


How to Create a New Business

You create a new Business from the Business Switcher.

  1. Click the Business Switcher (top-left of the app)

  2. Click Add Business

  3. Complete the setup flow:

    • Step 1: Business name, business email, website (optional), phone (optional)

    • Click Next

    • Step 2: Select your Primary Service and Business Stage

    • Click Create Business

Once created, your new business will appear in the switcher list.


How to Switch Between Businesses

  1. Click the Business Switcher (top-left)

  2. Select the business you want to work in

TalleFlow will immediately switch your workspace context.


Important Notes (So Nothing Feels “Broken”)

  • Business settings + integrations are business-specific
    If Stripe or Google Workspace is connected in Business A, that does not mean it’s connected in Business B.

  • Your data is separated by business
    If you can’t find a project, contact, or document, double check you’re in the right business first.

  • Client portal access depends on which business the client is connected to
    Clients may see multiple businesses in the portal if they’ve worked with more than one.


Best Practices

  • Use separate businesses when you want separate branding + workflows

  • Keep naming clear (ex: “TalleFlow Photo Booths” vs “TalleFlow Events”)

  • Connect integrations (Google / Stripe / Canva / Prismm) after switching into the correct business

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