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Table of Contents Specialist

Table of Contents Specialist


The Table of Contents Specialist scans your booklet and automatically builds a clickable, navigable index of your sections. It appears in the Info section of your navbar so readers can jump directly to the content they're looking for instead of flipping through page by page.


Available on: Basic plan and above.


Works best on booklets with 8 or more pages.


How to Use the Table of Contents Specialist


  1. Open your Dashboard and select the Simplebooklet you want to update.


  1. Click the Design tab.


  1. In the left-hand toolbar, click Info and toggle on Table of Contents so your readers can access it in the navbar. | If you don't see the Table of Contents option, make sure you're in the Design tab and have clicked Info in the left toolbar.


  1. Click the AI Agents button at the top of the left-hand toolbar to open the panel.


  1. Toggle on the Table of Contents Specialist and click Activate Your Agents.


  1. You'll receive a notification when the agent is done. It will turn green in the panel.


  1. Click the pencil icon next to the Table of Contents Specialist to review the generated index.


  1. From the editor you can:


  • Edit section titles — rename any entry to better reflect your content


  • Adjust page numbers — update the page a section points to

  • Reorder sections — drag and drop entries to change the order

  • Add sections manually — type in additional titles and assign page numbers


  • Toggle page numbers — choose whether page numbers show alongside section titles | Sections that start on the same page appear as subsections — the first is bolded and any additional sections are indented beneath it.


  1. A live preview will show how your Table of Contents looks to readers as you make changes.


  1. Click Done to save. Your Table of Contents is now live in the Info section of your navbar.



How This Impacts the Reader's Journey


The Table of Contents Specialist supports the Attention and Immersion stages of the Reader's Journey. At the Attention stage, it immediately signals to readers that your booklet is organized and easy to navigate — which builds confidence and reduces the urge to bounce. Readers are far more likely to stay when they can see what's inside and know they can get to it quickly.


At the Immersion stage, a clickable table of contents keeps readers moving through your content without friction. Instead of losing momentum searching for the section they want, they can jump straight to it — and keep engaging.







Updated on: 13/03/2026

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