Flower of Service template for PowerPoint & Google Slides

Visualize your core offering and its complementary services with this Flower of Service template. A central dark-gray “Core” circle anchors eight colorful petals representing Information, Consultation, Order Taking, Hospitality, Safekeeping, Exceptions, Billing, and Payment. Each petal features a crisp vector icon and editable text block, making it easy to detail how every dimension enhances customer satisfaction. Designed as master slides, the layout supports both 16:9 and 4:3 formats, leverages free fonts, and maintains perfect clarity on HD displays. Fully editable in PowerPoint and Google Slides.

Customize petals to align with your brand by swapping icons, adjusting colors, and updating text. The hub-and-spoke structure keeps information organized and visually engaging, while color-coded sections guide audiences through each service element. Resize or reposition petals to illustrate alternative workflows, priority touchpoints, or competitive comparisons. Subtle shadows and ample white space emphasize clarity, and scalable vector graphics ensure flawless resizing. Collaborate in real time or export to PDF for quick sharing across teams.

Whether you are presenting a service blueprint, conducting a customer experience audit, or training frontline staff, this diagram slide offers a powerful visual anchor. Its modern, colorful design draws attention without distraction, making complex service relationships easy to follow. Use this template in strategic briefings, board presentations, or training sessions to reinforce service excellence. As a modular asset, it also works seamlessly in digital workshops, webinars, and collaborative planning documents.

Who is it for

Service designers, marketing leaders, customer experience managers, operations directors, hospitality professionals, and consultants can leverage this slide to communicate service frameworks and enhance stakeholder alignment.

Other Uses

Repurpose petals for process steps, risk-management stages, competitive benchmarking, HR service catalogs, or product feature mapping by retitling elements and swapping icons in minutes.