We know some clients still love a PDF and aren't as quick to move to a digital experience. Rather than hand them a digital guide exported to paper, we built a content type made for print.

Printed guides now have their own editor in Brite — page-level layout control, components designed for print, and content that still comes from the same benefit package as everything else you build.

What you can do now:

Build in an editor made for print. A dedicated PDF editor that shows you exactly what will export — page settings, page names, drag-and-drop page reordering, and multi-column text blocks.

Start from what you've already built. Convert an existing digital guide or generate from a benefit package. The connection to the benefit package carries over, so your plan data stays live.

Use comparison components built for print. Side-by-side plan comparison that pulls from the benefit package, including networks, disclaimers, embedded deductible and OOPM fields, and your own pre- and post-text.

Get your table of contents, page numbers and footers generated. Including a dot-leader contents template with formatting controls, and separate left and right footer settings.

Control how content sits on the page. Booklet-style print layout, split content to a new page when it overflows, and anchor sections to the bottom of a page.

Keep PDFs organized. PDFs have their own list with folders, their own section on the benefit package view, and page-level comments for review.

PDFs, guides and microsites work well together, and any one of them works on its own. Benefits information stays connected across all three, so a change in one shows up everywhere.

It's built on the same editor you already use, so the components and controls are where you expect them.

One benefits package powering Guides, Microsites, and now PDF.