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Pages - for session briefs, reports and to capture notes in early-stage planning

Capture key information for your design process. Stay organized and keep all your session documentation in one place

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Written by Kristina
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Pages is a simple, flexible word processor. Perfect for creating a workshop brief and other supporting documents right inside SessionLab. Whether you’re brainstorming ideas, capturing client notes, or organizing event logistics, Pages gives you a dedicated space to keep it all together.

No more switching between Word documents, sticky notes, or separate apps. Pages helps you stay organized and focused from your very first planning session.

What Can You Use Pages For?

Pages are perfect for organizing all the non-agenda elements of your workshop planning process, such as:

  • Notes from client interviews or stakeholder calls

  • Workshop goals and outcomes

  • Participant roles and responsibilities

  • Logistics like catering, venue setup, or tech requirements

  • Drafting communication or workshop briefs

  • Collecting reference material and inspiration

From capturing early ideas to organizing final documentation, Pages helps you plan with ease and confidence - all in one place.

Screenshot of a workshop report in SessionLab.

With Pages, it’s easy to create simple, professional documentation to support your agenda. You can add a facilitator guide, highlight key information to stakeholders and share what you need in a beautiful, easy-to-follow format.

Whether getting approval or ensuring your session is properly documented, Pages makes it simple to stay aligned and look good while doing it.

How to Create a Page

To add a Page to your session, first open your existing session in SessionLab, then click the plus (+) icon in the left-hand sidebar:

Here you can select ‘Page’ from the dropdown menu.

Once you've added a Page, you’ll be prompted to choose from several ready-to-use templates, based on common workshop planning needs:

  • Workshop Brief

  • Participant List

  • Logistics Planning

  • Goals & Objectives

You can also start with a blank Page if you want to create something custom.

Here is a video walkthrough that will show you how to create and use Pages:

Who Can See Your Pages?

Pages are visible to you and anyone you invite to collaborate on your session with you, whether they're Viewers or Editors.

Pages won't be visible when you share the Visitor link or Online Agenda with anyone

Pages will also not appear on your exports.

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