Proposal Drafter for Service Businesses
A drafter that turns a short intake into a scoped proposal: what is included, what is not, the assumptions it rests on, and the timeline. Prices come from the business's own rate card, never from the model.
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Business problem
Solution
What was built
- •Structured intake: goal, systems involved, deadline, decision maker
- •Scope built from a library of reusable building blocks the business owns
- •Assumptions and exclusions written explicitly on every proposal
- •Rates pulled from the business's rate card, with gaps flagged for a human
- •A draft in the company template, left unsent until a person approves it
Architecture / workflow
- 1Intake form or a call summary starts the draft
- 2Requirements are matched to reusable scope blocks
- 3The rate card supplies every number that appears in the document
- 4The model writes the narrative around those fixed parts
- 5The draft lands in Drive and the deal in the CRM, awaiting approval
Integrations
Tools / stack
Screenshots
Demo
Results
Evidence
- Architecture notes · Scope blocks, rate card and approval stepHow data flows and why you designed it that way.
Proof
Proof score
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Decisions and tradeoffs
- •The model never invents a price. A missing rate is raised as a question, not filled in.
- •Every proposal states its assumptions, because that is what protects the scope later.
- •Nothing is sent automatically.
What went wrong
What I'd do next
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