Proposals that took hours became a pipeline.
A proposal tailored to a specific client eats hours: company research, structure, copy, layout, a landing page. We automated that cycle for our own sales — and use it daily.
The input is a company name and a brief. The pipeline gathers open data about the company, generates a proposal written for that specific business and its context, renders a PDF and a slide deck, and deploys a landing page — in about six minutes from brief to landing page.
Before, company research was done by hand, a template with the name swapped missed the client's business context, and the proposal, the PDF and the landing page were three separate tasks. Now they are one pipeline pass, and every proposal is built for that business rather than adapted from a template.
What was in the way
- ✗A proposal for a specific client ate hours
- ✗Company research was done by hand
- ✗Template proposals missed the client’s business context
The six-minute pipeline.
Principles.
Speed without templates
Fast — but built for the specific business every time, not find-and-replace in a template.
A daily tool
The pipeline runs in our own sales every day — it is not a demo.
The same one — for you
We assemble the same kind of pipeline for our clients’ processes.