infopack

noun
UK /ˈɪnfəʊpæk/
US /ˈɪnfoʊpæk/

A small set of papers or files that tells you all about something.

The school gave every new student an infopack with maps and rules.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A bundle of digital files sent to someone to explain a topic.

She emailed me an infopack about the conference schedule.

3. A short collection of facts given to travelers before a trip.

The tour company sent an infopack with hotel details and tips.

4. A set of notes and links shared with a team before a meeting.

Our manager shared an infopack so we could prepare for the discussion.