The deal is won in the conversations, but the proposal still has to get written, tonight, in your brand, without a number wrong. This employee turns the scope notes you drop in your channel into the full branded proposal: a polished document plus deck-ready copy, with every figure checked against what you actually wrote.
Drop rough notes in your channel the way you would brief a colleague. Back comes the complete proposal: structured, branded, ready for your review.
Your pricing comes from your notes and nowhere else. Every figure in the draft is checked against what you wrote, and if the price is missing it asks you instead of guessing. No proposal leaves with a number you did not put there.
You get the polished document and copy already shaped for slides, so whether the deal wants a file or a presentation, the writing is in the right form.
It writes from your Company Brief: your voice, your positioning, your look. The proposal reads like your best one, not a template with your logo on it.
Your private channel opens the minute you hire. No call, no kickoff meeting, no software to install.
It studies your business and writes your Company Brief. Then a short interview covers how you scope work and what your proposals need to say.
Paste what you know: the client, the work, the price, the shape of the engagement. Rough is fine. Your notes are the authority, and it treats them that way.
The complete proposal comes back to your channel for approval. Press Revise with one plain sentence and a corrected draft returns to the same spot.
Approve, and the finished proposal is handed over, ready to go out under your name. Nothing reaches your client except by you.
Like every Tenfold employee, this one runs one opinionated method. It was distilled from real proposals that won real work at the operating business behind Tenfold, reconciled with the practitioners who write winning proposals for a living: where they agree, we follow; where they disagree, we made a call. When the field moves, the method moves, and you do nothing to get the update. Here is the whole method.
It needs no access to your systems. Notes go into your channel, finished proposals come back, and nothing is sent to your client except by you.
Whatever you know: who it is for, what the work is, what it costs. Rough and unordered is fine. The one thing it will not do is fill a gap with a guess; if something load-bearing is missing, it asks.
No, on purpose. Pricing is your call, and the discipline that it never invents a figure is exactly what makes the drafts safe to trust at speed.
Yes. Your Company Brief carries your brand kit and voice rules, and every proposal is written from it. Your early revisions tune the rest.
Fast enough to send the same day you scoped the deal. Drop the notes when you leave the meeting and review the draft before your follow-up email.
Yours. It does not write from a services catalog; it writes from your notes and your Company Brief, so whatever you sell is what it proposes.
An AI employee that preps every discovery call before you walk in: company research, recent news, your full history with them, and the questions worth asking.
An AI employee that continuously works your pool of leads that never booked: ranks them, finds the honest reason to reach back out, and drafts the revival email for your approval.
An AI employee that turns every recorded call into finished follow-through: system notes, tasks, next steps, and the commitments made - captured before anyone forgets.
An AI employee that moves the moment a deal closes: it drafts the welcome, the kickoff sequence, and the internal handoff notes, so day one feels as good as the sales process did.
Your channel opens the minute you hire, and your next set of scope notes can come back as a finished proposal today.
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