Proposal decks from content you already approved.
Coadie builds proposal decks and RFP response presentations from your company’s approved material, with every answer traced to the file and page it came from. It writes in your brand, keeps draft and confidential files out, and tells you when the buyer opens it.
Why do proposals go wrong?
Proposals are assembled under deadline from the last few that were sent. Answers drift: a capability described as it was last year, a figure nobody can find the source for, a paragraph meant for another customer. In a proposal, every claim may be quoted back in the contract.
How does Coadie help with RFP responses?
Start from the questions
Put the buyer’s requirements in the brief, in their words. Coadie finds the approved slides and passages that answer each one.
Every answer sourced
Each sentence links to its file and page, so a reviewer can check it in seconds. Lines nothing supports are flagged, not written in.
Numbers stay as approved
Figures come only from your brief, answers or library. A chart made from a spreadsheet shows the file, sheet and rows behind it.
Send and see
Share as a link and see which sections each evaluator read; on Enterprise, written to the CRM deal.
What Coadie does not do for proposals
- It does not fill in a buyer’s RFP spreadsheet or portal for you; it builds the presentation and documents you send.
- It has no e-signature.
- It does not re-read a source after the deck is built; when a source changes, the library flags it for a person to decide.
Questions about proposals.
Can Coadie write proposal documents as well as decks?
Yes. Coadie writes documents such as letters, proposals and summaries from the same library, and they download as Word or PDF.
How does a reviewer check an answer?
Every sentence on a written slide links to its source file and page, inside Coadie.
Does it include e-signature?
No. Use your existing signing tool after the proposal is agreed.
See it on your own material.
Bring a handful of your decks. We’ll set up your workspace and build a first deck from them, with every line traced.