The follow-up and the proposal, drafted the same afternoon.

Paste your notes from the call or attach them. Afarin drafts the follow-up email and the proposal from them and from what the workspace knows about your services; Jevie tightens the copy.

Afarin

Lead · with Jevie

Start with this job

When it runs

When you start it, right after a call.

How it goes

1You add a card with your call notes, pasted or attached.
2Afarin reads them with your services, rates and past proposals in the Wiki.
3Afarin drafts the follow-up email and the proposal, and hands the proposal's copy to Jevie.
4The proposal comes back as a document you can edit and export as a Word file.
5The card waits in review. The email is a draft: you send it.

What comes back

Sample output, written for this page

Proposal: Q4 content programme for Northwind

Goal: two articles a week and one newsletter, aimed at the operations leads you named on the call. Scope: research, drafts and edits; the client's team approves every piece. Timeline: first two articles in week 2.

What you review

Scope and price, which only you can commit to.
Anything the proposal says that your notes did not.
The email, before you send it yourself.

What a run costs

We will publish the cost of a typical run once we have measured it in our own workspace. Until then: every run is estimated before it starts, stops at the caps you set, and shows what it cost on the card.

What it uses

Boards and Wiki (built in)
Word export (built in)

The first month

First proposal: you correct the structure and your rates once, in the Wiki.
After that: every proposal starts from that structure and your past wins.