Draft a deal-specific proposal from your standard template and the notes you already have (problem summary, proposed solution, scope, pricing, and timeline), so you start from a complete draft, not a blank page.
Draft a proposal for [company] for [product/scope] using our standard template and the deal notes in the Knowledge Center: problem summary, proposed solution, scope, pricing, and timeline.
Ein anschauliches Beispiel. Ihr Ergebnis hängt von Ihren Quellen, Daten und Anfragen ab.
I used your standard proposal template and the Northwind Logistics discovery notes in the Knowledge Center: the routing pain, the 120-vehicle fleet, and the pricing you quoted on the last call. Here's the full draft; the numbers all tie back to what you logged.
The challenge. Northwind plans routes for 120 vehicles by hand each morning, which your notes put at roughly three planner-hours a day and a recurring fuel overspend from inefficient routing. Dispatchers have no way to reroute once trucks are moving.
Proposed solution. The fleet-routing platform generates optimized daily routes across all 120 vehicles and lets dispatch adjust them live. Based on the discovery call, the priority is cutting planning time and fuel cost in the first quarter.
Scope.
| Included | Detail |
|---|---|
| Route optimization | All 120 vehicles, daily planning |
| Live dispatch | Reroute in real time from the dispatch console |
| Integrations | Your telematics and order-management systems |
| Onboarding | Setup, data import, and dispatcher training |
Pricing.
| Item | Annual |
|---|---|
| Platform: 120 vehicles at $600 each | $72,000 |
| Onboarding & training (one-time) | $12,000 |
| Year-one total | $84,000 |
Timeline. Kickoff and data import in weeks 1–2, integrations and configuration in weeks 3–4, dispatcher training in week 5, and live routing from week 6, matching the go-live date Northwind asked for before peak season.
The one open item is the telematics integration; if Northwind is on a system outside our standard connectors, tell me and I'll adjust the timeline and note it in the scope.
Want a tighter two-page version for their exec sponsor, or should I phase the pricing across the rollout?
Proposal Generator takes your standard proposal template and the notes from the deal (the pain you uncovered, the scope you agreed, the pricing you quoted) and drafts the whole thing: problem summary, proposed solution, scope, pricing, and timeline.
Add your standard proposal template and the deal's discovery notes, agreed scope, and pricing to the Knowledge Center or paste them into the chat.
Tell Joy which customer and what you're proposing. Call out anything specific: a phased rollout, a custom SLA, a discount you promised.
Get the full proposal in your template's shape, with the problem summary, solution, scope table, pricing, and timeline all filled in and consistent.
Ask for tweaks ("tighten the summary," "phase the timeline"), then copy the finished proposal into your proposal tool or doc to format and send.
Save this ask as a custom command on the assistant your team already uses, so anyone can run it in one step.
The draft comes out in the structure your team already uses, so it's ready to format, not rebuild.
Problem summary and solution are drawn from your actual discovery notes, not generic boilerplate.
Scope, pricing, and totals stay in sync. Change one and Joy updates the rest so nothing contradicts.
Reshape any section with a follow-up prompt instead of rewriting the whole document by hand.
A tight two-page version for smaller deals that don't need the full document.
Structure scope, pricing, and timeline around a multi-phase implementation.
Draft the renewal or expansion proposal from the current contract and usage.
Combine several products into one proposal with a blended scope and price.
You point Joy at your proposal template and the deal's notes, and it drafts the full document (problem summary, solution, scope, pricing, and timeline) in your template's structure. You review, refine any section in the chat, and copy the result into your proposal tool.
It draws on the discovery notes, scope, and pricing you've captured for that specific deal. The problem summary reflects the pain you actually uncovered, and the numbers come from what you quoted, not boilerplate.
Yes. Adjust anything in the chat and Joy updates the scope table, the pricing totals, and the timeline so the document stays internally consistent. No hunting for the number you forgot to change.
No. Joy drafts the text in the chat. You copy it into your proposal tool, CRM, or document editor to apply final formatting and send it yourself. Joy writes the proposal; you deliver it.
When your standard template is in the Knowledge Center, Joy follows its sections and tone so new proposals read like the rest of your work. You can also point it at a past winning proposal to mirror.
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