Question 1

Why was your site blocked when I tried to access your site from school?

Accepted Answer

All school web service providers (usually your local authority) run an automated scanning program to block access to sites to child users. The software used is different from one authority to another and picks up on different attributes of a site and blocks them accordingly. When we recently revamped our website we used some animation to promote our products and some of our regular customer found our site suddenly BLOCKED AS ADVERTISING. Our site is specifically designed for young users, is password protected and does not run promotional advertising for third parties therefore it was easy for our customers to have our site quickly unblocked.

Question 2

How do I get your site unblocked?

Accepted Answer

There is a process in place for a teacher to unblock a site if you wish to use it. The teacher at your school responsible for ICT should be able to get this done fairly quickly with a request being made to the department that manages your ICT (usually your Local Authority provider) you will need to quote our website address.

Question 3

What quality of photos do I need?

Accepted Answer

For the passport sized photo slots - Low resolution photographs can be used for the passport sized photographs and these will upload quickly and will print well. Higher resolution photos are also fine but will just take longer to upload. For the A6 photo slots - Higher resolution would be needed (HQ setting on the camera) These are usually around 1-1.5 Mb or more in memory. Low quality mode photographs will print with a grainy appearance in these larger photo slots.

Question 4

Can I use photographs taken by a school photographer?

Accepted Answer

School Group and Portrait photography will be subject to copyright by your school photographer.
Your school may have a deal which allows use of the photographs - check with your school office.
If there is no deal then it is general practise for photographers to allow use of the photographs for a set fee.
Please note that TEMPEST do not offer such an option to you - they have a policy to pass all fees for Copyright to the printers and will not negotiate with you on this matter.

Question 5

Is there a minimum order

Accepted Answer

No with the exception of the Photobook Micro which has an minimum order of 10 books.
Free P&P for orders over 5 books (5 books and under £3.50 P&P).

Question 6

Do you provide a VAT invoice?

Accepted Answer

We provide an invoice but books are currently 0% VAT rated so our book invoices do not include a reclaimable VAT amount.

Question 7

How do I reorder a book created in the system?

Accepted Answer

On the new creator – log into your account, select book and select duplicate and then you can edit book and reorder.

Question 8

Do we get a reduction on price if we place a large order?

Accepted Answer

The price does not depend on a minimum run and delivery is included we would ordinarily expect orders between 10 - 120 if you feel you a particularly large order please give us a call and we can consider a deal!

CAULIFLOWER BOOKS

PART OF CAULIFLOWER GROUP LTD.

books - frequently asked questions

System admin & organisation

Why was your site blocked when I tried to access your site from school?

How do I get your site unblocked?

What quality of photos do I need?

Can I use photographs taken by a school photographer?

Is there a minimum order

Do you provide a VAT invoice?

How do I reorder a book created in the system?

Do we get a reduction on price if we place a large order?

general book questions

Can I use images from last years book?

Can I see a sample book?

Can we customise the layout of the page?

Can we design our own books and you print them for us?

My school colours are not available can we ask for them?

How are your books bound?

What is the maximum number of pages?

How do I upgrade to a hardback cover?

The website mentions 36 (40 for Cookbooks, 50 for Photo/Poetry books pages, is that 36 double sided pages or 36 sides?"

Do you supply posters, for advertising?

cards

HOODIES

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