Switching from HoneyBook to CoreHue
HoneyBook is a popular client-management tool across many service businesses. CoreHue covers the same business flow, inquiries, proposals, contracts, and invoices, and it's built specifically for photographers, so it also includes client galleries.
What CoreHue covers
| What you used HoneyBook for | How CoreHue handles it |
|---|---|
| Inquiries & leads | A booking page and leads |
| Proposals | Proposals that bundle pricing, a contract, and a form |
| Contracts & e-signatures | Contracts with online signing |
| Invoices & payments | Invoices with card payments and reminders |
| Intake forms | Questionnaires with conditional logic |
| Scheduling | A booking page with availability and calendar sync |
| Delivering photos | Galleries, which HoneyBook doesn't have |
How to move
- Set up your account. Finish setup and run through your first 30 minutes.
- Recreate your templates. Copy your contract wording into contract templates and rebuild your forms as questionnaire templates.
- Bring your clients. Add active clients in Clients, or let CoreHue create them automatically as people book and inquire.
- Set up booking and proposals. Add your services and a pricing guide so inquiries turn into proposals smoothly.
What's different
CoreHue is photographer-first, not a general business tool. That means less to configure, language that fits photography, and client galleries built in, so you're not pairing HoneyBook with a separate delivery app. Finish any in-progress projects where they are, and start new work in CoreHue.
Next step
See the full Switching to CoreHue guide, or read how a client moves through CoreHue.
Questions about switching? Email us at hello@corehue.co.