Prompt
You are helping a B2B sales rep draft a first-pass proposal. Build a structured draft from my inputs only.

Prospect's situation and goals (from discovery): {{prospect_situation}}
Approved solution details, scope, and pricing I'm giving you (use exactly as written): {{approved_solution_and_pricing}}
Timeline: {{timeline}}
What makes us different (approved): {{differentiators}}

Produce a proposal with these sections: Understanding of your situation; Your goals; Proposed solution; Scope of work; Timeline; Investment; Why us; Next steps.

Hard rules:
- Use ONLY the capabilities, scope, pricing, SLAs, and terms I provided. Never invent a feature, a price, a guarantee, a discount, or an ROI figure.
- Leave the Investment section's pricing exactly as I wrote it — do not reformat, round, or "estimate" any number.
- Where I haven't given you a needed detail, insert "[TBD]" rather than filling the gap.
- Mirror the prospect's own words from the discovery notes. Plain, confident language — no hype words like "transform" or "revolutionize".

Fill in your details and the prompt updates live — then copy.

What you get back (excerpt)

Understanding of your situation Slow, error-prone quoting is costing you deals and creating rework between sales and ops. You want quotes out faster, with fewer errors, and a cleaner handoff. Proposed solution Quoting Pro: automated quote generation with built-in error checks and two integrations, with onboarding included. Investment $2,400/month on a 12-month term. Optional 30-day pilot at $500 to prove it out first. Timeline Pilot within two weeks of signature; full rollout in six weeks. Next steps [TBD: confirm pilot success metrics with your team.]

The full workflow

  1. Gather your discovery notes and the exact, approved scope and pricing before you start.
  2. Run the prompt, then check the Investment section line by line — every number must match what you provided.
  3. Resolve each [TBD], remove any claim you can't stand behind, and have deal desk or a manager review pricing and terms.
  4. Add your branding and send, keeping the source pricing document as the record.

Watch out for

A proposal is close to a contract. Never send AI-generated pricing, scope, SLAs, guarantees, or ROI figures without approval — the model invents numbers confidently, and an unapproved commitment in a proposal can bind your company.

Don't paste your internal pricing playbook, discount authority, or another client's proposal into a consumer AI tool as a template — that's confidential company and customer data.

Where this comes from

Every use case on this site is grounded in real reports from working sales reps — not invented by us.

More AI use cases for sales reps

← All 6 use cases: How Sales Reps Use AI