Business proposal

Build a proposal from a real brief.

Provide the audience, scope, constraints, and commercial inputs. Context prepares a proposal task for you to inspect before sending.

Illustrative proposal workspaceNot a product run
Brief

Audience, objective, constraints

Open decisions

Commercial inputs still needed

Review

Scope and assumptions made explicit

Implementation proposal
Draft
01
Objectives
What changes and why
02
Scope & deliverables
What is included
03
Responsibilities
Who owns each part
04
Commercial inputs
Facts, assumptions, decisions
Prepared output
Word proposal

You'll sign in, review the prepared task, and choose Send. Nothing runs from this page. The brief is encrypted for the Workspace handoff and is not placed in the URL or analytics payload.

Starting points

Three proposals. Three different sets of decisions.

01

Pricing proposal

Draft a pricing proposal from supplied scope, commercial terms, assumptions, and decision points.

ScopeTermsAssumptions
02

Consulting proposal

Turn a client brief into a proposal covering objectives, approach, deliverables, responsibilities, and open questions.

ObjectivesApproachResponsibilities
03

Campaign proposal

Prepare a campaign proposal with audience, message, channel plan, deliverables, assumptions, and approval points.

AudienceChannelsApprovals
You keep the review gate

Prepare here. Review and send in Workspace.

Nothing runs from the landing page.

  1. 01

    Prepare

    Context carries the starter, output choice, and encrypted brief into Workspace.

  2. 02

    Review

    Sign in, inspect the prepared task, and change anything that needs your judgment.

  3. 03

    Send

    Work begins only when you deliberately choose Send in Workspace.

One task, broader workspace

Continue from the proposal into the work it unlocks.

A proposal often creates follow-up analysis, a presentation, and revised documents. Workspace remains available around the same job.

  1. Model the commercial inputs

    Continue into a spreadsheet without burying assumptions in the proposal.

  2. Prepare the decision meeting

    Turn the proposal into a presentation for review.

  3. Revise the supporting work

    Continue research, documents, or structured analysis as scope changes.