Dynamic & Centralized Templates & Blocks
If you have templates, they are likely stored in a variety of places. They are also not dynamic. We have taken the headache away.
Check out the 11-minute video to see why & how to build templates
The power of Pulse360 Templates & Reusable Content Blocks
Pulse 360 changes how you generate deliverables, eliminating concerns about formatting and structure. Here’s how:
- Customization and Flexibility: Easily modify templates to suit your needs. For example, removing or adding sections like ‘Education’ in an agenda is as simple as a click, with automatic reformatting.
- Seamless Integration with Notes: Your entered notes on the left panel seamlessly integrate with these templates, transforming them into polished deliverables.
- Email-friendly Formats: Convert formal agendas into email-friendly versions directly within Pulse360, bypassing the hassle of copy-pasting and formatting issues.
Diving Deeper into Templates
Let’s take a closer look at how these templates function:
- Hardcoded and Dynamic Elements: Templates feature a mix of hardcoded elements (like standard greetings) and dynamic merge fields that change based on the information entered.
- Formatting Flexibility: Customize how different topics appear in your documents, such as bullet points for tax topics or check boxes for client action items.
The Efficiency of Blocks
Blocks in Pulse360 are reusable content segments that you can use across various templates. This feature significantly saves time and ensures consistency in your documents. For instance, updating a common email signature block will automatically update all templates containing that block.
Managing and Creating Templates
- Editing Templates: Easily edit templates to add new topics, change formatting styles, or update reusable blocks.
- Template Previews: Preview how changes in templates will appear in the final document, giving you control over the presentation.
- Customization Options: Tailor the appearance of topics in your templates, like choosing between bullet points or numbered lists.


Invest your time
Spending 1 minute extra after a meeting will save 20 minutes for the next meeting prep. For example, if you promise to look at their 401(k) next time, tag it, and now you can be confident you will not forget that.

Pay attention to nuances
During your meeting with your clients, pay attention to nuances that then you can capture and organize. Such as, “I love to go to Alaska.” These points you can bring up later to show clients how you are listening to them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, we provide you with standard templates for agendas, summaries, onboarding, and more.
Most of the time, the answer is yes. There may be some super complicated templates that may need to be done differently. Send us your templates, and we can let you know.
The best practice is to outline what you would like your final deliverable to look like. Once you have that, it will be easier to figure out what are static parts of the template and what should be added via notes.
Yes, most certainly. You can use Pulse360 to add your planning recommendations and then compile that into a document within seconds.


