Platform DocumentationOverview

Platform Documentation

FlyB is an all-in-one platform for small businesses, solo professionals and agencies: an intelligent booking system, a CRM, e-mail marketing, an AI website builder, trackable links and Stripe checkout — all sharing one contact base and one analytics layer.

This manual documents every screen in the dashboard, what each setting does and which choices matter. It is written for the person using the product, not for developers; the developer-facing reference is the Public API.

How this manual is organised

The chapters follow the order of the dashboard’s own sidebar, so you can read with the product open next to you.

Sidebar areaChapter
DashboardDashboard
AnalyticsAnalytics
Communication → InboxInbox, FlyB Chat
Communication → Message automationsMessage Automation
Communication → WhatsApp templatesSettings & Team
CRM → ContactsContacts
CRM → Pipeline, ConversionsCRM & Funnels, CRM Reports
CRM → Lead ScoreLead Score
CRM → Active SearchActive Search
Capture → FormsForms
Capture → CalendarsCalendars & Booking
Capture → URLs & QR CodesURLs & QR Codes
Content → Landing PagesLanding Pages
Content → BlogsBlogs
Content → Images, VideosAI Images, AI Videos
E-mails → CampaignsE-mail Campaigns
E-mails → Sent Emails, Email TemplatesE-mails & Templates
Sales → Plans, Pricing TablesPricing & Checkout
Sales → Orders, PaymentsOrders & Payments
Sales → Affiliate ProgramAffiliate Program
ModulesModules
Settings → Company, Social Media, Custom DomainSettings & Team
Settings → My Profile, TeamSettings & Team
Settings → Subscription, Flights StatementPlans, Flights & Limits
Settings → Apps & ConnectionsSettings & Team
Settings → API Keys, API DocumentationPublic API

Settings is a single row at the bottom of the sidebar; everything listed under it above is a screen in that area’s own menu. Modules, right above it, decides which of the areas in this table your organization sees at all: the menu lists only the screens of the modules that are active. Anywhere in the dashboard, Ctrl + K (⌘ K on a Mac) opens a search box over every screen in this table.

New here? Start with Getting Started.

The five ideas the whole platform is built on

Understanding these five makes every screen easier to read.

1. The organization is the boundary

Everything you create — pages, contacts, calendars, e-mails, links — belongs to an organization. An organization is your workspace: it holds your plan, your Flights balance, your team and all of your data. You can belong to more than one organization and switch between them from the header. No data is ever shared between organizations.

2. Everything flows into Contacts

A visitor who fills in a form, books an appointment, buys through checkout, scans a tracked URL with a lead gate or signs in to a private blog becomes a contact in your base. There is only one contact base, and every other feature reads from it or writes to it. If the same person arrives twice, FlyB merges the records by phone or e-mail rather than duplicating them.

3. The CRM is where contacts are worked

Contacts sit in funnels, split into stages. Stages carry automations: send an e-mail, move the contact on, apply a tag, mark it qualified, hand the lead to a teammate, add points to its score, call an external URL. This is the engine behind most of the automation in the product.

Two fields answer the questions a pipeline is really made of: the lead owner — who is responsible for this lead — and the lead score — how hot it is, counted from what the lead actually did.

4. Flights are the fuel

Flights are FlyB’s usage credits. AI generations and sales consume them, and your plan grants a monthly quota. Bookings and e-mails do not: each plan carries its own monthly allowance for those, which is measured rather than charged. See Plans, Flights & Limits.

5. Draft and published are different things

Landing pages, blogs and blog posts all separate what you are editing from what the public sees. Nothing you change is live until you publish it.

A word on terminology

TermWhat it means
OrganizationYour workspace. Holds the plan, the team and all data.
FlightsUsage credits consumed by AI generations and some operations.
ContactA person or business in your base. Leads and customers are both contacts.
Funnel / StageThe CRM board and its columns.
Lead ownerThe team member responsible for a contact.
Lead scoreA number built from what a lead did, under rules you write.
PageA landing page built and hosted by FlyB.
SlugThe last part of a URL — the part you choose.
TemplateA saved e-mail, reused by automations and campaigns.
CampaignA bulk e-mail dispatch that runs on FlyB’s servers.