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Turn a discovery call into a proposal by the end of the day.

Patricia drafts the proposal from your discovery notes, pulling the right scope, the case studies closest to the prospect's industry, and pricing from your rate card, so you send a sharp document the same day instead of losing the account to a blank page. Then she chases the ones that go quiet.

What sending a proposal looks like in #new-business, without starting from a blank page:

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PatriciaAppJust now

📄 Orbit proposal drafted from your discovery notes:

  • Scope and timeline built from what they asked for on the call
  • Pulled the two case studies closest to their industry
  • Pricing from your rate card, ready for you to adjust
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Ricardo GhekiereJust now

@Pati swap in the Vela case study and send it over today.

PatriciaAppJust now

Done. Vela case study is in, the doc is polished and sent to the Orbit contact. I've set a reminder to follow up Thursday if they haven't opened it, and I'll nudge you to call if it goes quiet after that.

How agencies do this today.

The prospect is hot on the call, and then the proposal takes four days because everyone is also delivering for the clients you already have.

The proposal that killed the momentum

The prospect was ready on Tuesday, your proposal landed the next Monday, and by then they had quotes from two other agencies.

Reinventing the doc every time

The same scope, the same case studies, the same rate card, rebuilt from scratch for every pitch because nothing is reusable.

The proposal that went quiet

It was sent, it was good, and nobody followed up, so a signable retainer just sat unsigned until it went cold.

What it looks like when she owns it.

Proposal follow-up task in Patricia: a scheduled task that tracks sent proposals, chases the ones unsigned, and posts their status to the channel, with recent runs listed
She keeps new business moving: tracking every sent proposal, chasing the ones that go quiet, and flagging the ones worth a call.
Integrations in Patricia with Google Docs, Notion and Slack connected, so she can draft the proposal, pull case studies, and run the follow-up, with Google Drive, HubSpot and Gmail ready to connect
Connect where your case studies and templates live. She drafts the proposal in Docs and pulls your best client work from Notion.

Setup

Set up with you in 20 minutes, then it's hers.

Step 1

Add Patricia to Slack

She joins your workspace like any teammate. Two minutes, no engineering.

Step 2

Connect your docs and case studies

Google Docs for the proposal, Notion for your case studies, templates and rate card, so she builds from your best client work.

Step 3

Give her the call

Paste the discovery notes or the RFP. She drafts the scope, picks the closest case studies, and drops in your rate card.

Step 4

Send, and she chases

You polish and send. She tracks whether it is opened, follows up on your cadence, and flags when it is worth a call.

What she takes off your plate.

Real behavior of the skill, not a feature list.

Drafts from the call, not a blank page

Scope, deliverables and timeline built from your discovery notes or the RFP, so you are sharpening a draft the same day instead of staring at nothing.

Reuses your best client work

She pulls the case studies and results closest to the prospect's industry, so every proposal leads with proof from a comparable account, not a generic pitch.

Drops in the right pricing

Your rate card and retainer tiers, ready for you to adjust, so the numbers are consistent and never invented on the spot.

Sends the same day

A polished document while the prospect is still warm, so momentum from the call turns into a signable proposal, not a cold one next week.

Chases what goes quiet

She tracks opens, follows up on your cadence, and flags the sent-but-unsigned proposals worth a call, so nothing signable sits cold.

No per-seat proposal tool

Proposals are one thing Patricia does, not a separate platform and a seat for everyone who touches new business.

Things to ask her on day one.

@Pati

Draft a proposal for Orbit from these discovery notes

@Pati

Swap in the Vela case study

@Pati

Which proposals are sent but unsigned?

@Pati

Follow up on the ones that went quiet this week

@Pati

Draft a quote for the retainer we scoped on the call

FAQ

Proposals & quotes, answered.

How good is the first draft?

Sharp enough to sharpen, not send blind. She builds the scope from your discovery notes, picks the closest case studies and drops in your rate card, so you are editing a real proposal the same day, not writing one from scratch.

Does she use our own material?

Yes. She pulls your case studies, templates and pricing from Notion and Docs, so every proposal leads with your best client work and stays consistent, not generic.

Can she handle formal RFPs?

Yes. Paste the RFP and she drafts a structured response against its requirements, reusing the relevant work and pricing, ready for you to refine.

What about following up?

She tracks whether a sent proposal is opened, follows up on the cadence you set, and flags the ones worth a personal call, so a signable retainer never goes cold from silence.

Does anything reach the prospect without me?

No. She drafts it and posts it for your yes. Everything that sends waits for a named person to approve it, so the document a prospect reads is one you signed off.

Is this all Patricia does?

No. Proposals are one job. The same teammate handles client onboarding, call recaps, invoice chasing, and the rest of the work your agency hands her, all in the same Slack.

One of the jobs teams hand her. See more client work use cases or browse them all.

Everybody deserves a Patricia.

She handles the work your team never gets to. You build the company. See what changes in your first week.

No credit card.