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Why are we writing this proposal from scratch again?

Sofia drafts the proposal or statement of work from the discovery call, your strongest past proposals and your rate card, in your template. A partner sharpens it and sends it.

What lands in the deal folder

Drafted in your templates and saved where your team already works.

Proposal

The proposal, in your voice

The client's problem in their own words, then your approach, team and timeline. Sofia builds it from the discovery call and your strongest past proposals.

Statement of work

Scope that holds up later

Deliverables, milestones, assumptions and exclusions in your firm's standard language, so scope creep has something to push against.

RFP answers

Questionnaires from answers you've approved

Sofia answers RFPs and security questionnaires from responses your firm has already signed off, and flags new questions for a partner.

Two ways to answer the same prospect

A proposal decides revenue. Too often a partner rebuilds one from scratch while client work waits.

From a blank pageFrom your best work
Partner digs through folders for a similar proposalSofia finds your closest past proposals
Scope rebuilt from memory of the callScope drafted from the call transcript
Fees worked out by hand in a spreadsheetFee appendix built in Excel from your rate card
Each author writes their own exclusionsYour standard clauses in every statement of work
Draft waits for a partner's free eveningDraft waiting for the partner's review next morning

From discovery call to draft

Sofia starts when the call ends. Your partner decides what the firm commits to.

  1. After the call

    Sofia reads the call and the history

    She takes the transcript from Zoom, Fireflies or Gong, the CRM record, and the client's emails and files.

  2. Drafting

    Your best work is the starting point

    Sofia finds your closest past proposals, drafts in your template and asks about anything the call left open.

  3. Before it's sent

    A partner shapes it and sends it

    The partner edits scope and fees, then sends it. Sofia saves the final version to the client folder and the CRM deal.

Proposals that sound like your firm, every time

Today the winning approach lives with one partner. Sofia learns it once, and every partner starts from it.

Today

  • Each partner writes proposals their own way
  • The winning approach sits in one inbox
  • Juniors can't draft until a partner has time

With Sofia

  • Your winning proposals become a shared skill
  • Every partner starts from the firm's best work
  • Anyone on the team can produce the first draft

We run our own pipeline this way

FINdustries works like a team twice its size, and Sofia runs our sales pipeline long before a proposal gets written.

Meetings

Every call turns into tasks and CRM notes

Our meetings become tasks and CRM notes without anyone asking, so each proposal starts from a complete record of what the client said.

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Pipeline

A pipeline rebuilt in one session

Sofia rebuilt our CRM and sales pipeline in one working session, so every proposal starts from a pipeline that's current.

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Relationships

Every contact record up to date

Sofia keeps hundreds of our contact records current, so each proposal reaches the right person with the full history behind it.

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What stays with your partners

Sofia drafts. The commitments your firm makes to a client stay with the people who sign them.

Scope and fees
Sofia proposes from your rate card and past work. A partner sets the final numbers.
Approval before sending
Anything that sends a message or writes to a client system can wait for approval.
Sources you can trace
Ask which past proposal a section came from and Sofia shows you.
Confidential work stays out
Anything on your never-touch list, such as a restricted client's files, stays out of reach.
Your method, kept
When a proposal wins, say "turn this into a skill" and the approach becomes the firm's.

Questions firms ask

Where does Sofia find our past proposals?

In the systems you already use: SharePoint, OneDrive, Box, Google Drive, Confluence or Notion. Sofia searches your content by meaning as well as keyword, so she finds the proposal that fits even when the wording differs. Your IT lead agrees which folders she can reach.

Will the draft sound like us?

Sofia drafts in your template and follows the proposals you mark as your best. She also knows your firm's context, from your services to how you describe them. Edits your partners make go back into the shared skill, so the next draft starts closer.

Can it answer RFPs and security questionnaires?

Yes. Sofia answers from the responses your firm has already approved and flags any question that needs a new answer. A partner or your IT lead reviews the answers before anything is submitted.

Can Sofia spot the next proposal for us?

Yes. When Sofia analyzes your clients, it turns up new revenue opportunities. Each one can become a proposal, drafted from the same analysis and your best past work.

Does Sofia set our fees?

A partner does. Sofia builds the fee appendix in Excel from your rate card and the scope, so the arithmetic is done. The partner sets the final number and decides what the firm commits to.

What does Sofia need from us to start?

A few winning proposals, your templates and rate card, and access to where your calls and client files live. We set up the connections, build the proposal skill with your partners and keep it running.

Bring your last proposal.

Score your firm on your own time, or bring a recent proposal to our team and we'll show you what Sofia would draft.

One real workflow, every month. The before-and-after time, what still needs review, and which systems it touched.

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