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Welcome to CoreHue

CoreHue runs the business side of photography: taking inquiries, booking work, sending contracts, getting paid, and delivering photos.

This help center covers all of it in plain language. No jargon, and nothing assumed.

What CoreHue does​

Galleries. Deliver finished photos in a private, branded page with its own link. Clients view, pick favorites and download.

Bookings. Put your services online. Clients inquire, or book and pay outright.

Contacts. Everyone you work with, with their whole history on one record.

Messages. Client email inside CoreHue, kept with the person it belongs to.

Payments. Invoices, card payments, bank transfers, and a clear picture of who owes what.

Documents. Proposals that win work, contracts clients sign online, questionnaires that gather details.

Templates and reminders so you stop retyping and stop chasing.

New here?​

Start with Where to start. It asks one question: what's costing you time right now. Then it points you at the one thing worth setting up first.

Then take the tour: Getting around CoreHue walks the sidebar top to bottom, so you know where everything lives.

Trying to set everything up at once is how accounts end up half-configured with no clients using any of it.

Moving from another tool?​

Switching to CoreHue covers what comes across and what doesn't, with a page each for Pixieset, Pic-Time, HoneyBook, Dubsado, Calendly and Google Forms.

Finding your way around​

Getting started covers signing up, setup and your first week.

Good to know explains ideas that turn up everywhere: what the statuses mean, how your links work, what fills in automatically. It also has a glossary of the words CoreHue uses.

Guides walk through whole jobs, and cover what to do when something goes wrong.

For your clients is written for them, not for you. Send the links when someone asks how to download their photos or sign their contract.

The rest mirrors the app, so a section in CoreHue has a section here with the same name.

Still stuck?​

Check Troubleshooting or the FAQ. If neither helps, contact support.