Business documents
A proposal, RFP response or brief with every claim sourced
A report, proposal, RFP response or brief: fully structured, every claim traceable to its source, and downloadable as a real editable Word document and a matching PDF.
A native, editable Word document and a matching paginated PDF, up to 20 pages, with every fact grounded in the source you pick.
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What goes in, what comes out
Business documents, from start to finished work
What you give it, what it does with it, and what you get back.
What you bring
- What to write it from
- Who reads it
- What it needs to accomplish
- What to make
- Required sections (optional)
- Length
What you get
- An editable Word document
- A matching paginated PDF
What it does
- Structures the document to its type's required sections — or your own outline — and never drops one to save space
- Opens with a summary a reader could act on alone, and states every finding as a claim with its evidence beside it
How it runs
What happens after you start
It works through these steps and files everything it makes in your Gallery.
- 01Structures the document to its type's required sections — or your own outline — and never drops one to save space
- 02Opens with a summary a reader could act on alone, and states every finding as a claim with its evidence beside it
- 03Grounds every fact, figure, date and legal line in the source you picked — never invents proof
- 04For an RFP: answers every numbered requirement in the source's own order, and marks anything unanswered "Needs information" rather than guessing
- 05Files a real, native, editable Word document and a paginated PDF from the same revision — headings, lists, tables and citations all editable, never a flattened picture
Who it’s for
When to reach for Business documents
- When a prospect asks for a proposal and the deadline is this week
- When an RFP lands with forty numbered requirements that each need an answer, in order
- Before a project starts, to agree the objective, audience and requirements in one brief
Questions
Business documents questions
What can it write?
A proposal with need, approach, scope, timeline and terms; an RFP response that follows every supplied requirement in order; a brief with objective, audience, message and requirements; or an answer sheet of confirmed, prospect-facing answers to objections.
Where do the facts come from?
From the source you picked. Every fact, figure, date and legal line is grounded in it, each finding is stated as a claim with its evidence beside it, and nothing is invented.
What happens when the source does not answer a requirement?
In an RFP response it is marked "Needs information" rather than guessed, so you can see exactly what to supply before it goes out.
Can I set the sections?
Yes. It structures the document to its type's required sections, or to your own outline, and never drops one to save space.
What do I download?
A real, native Word document and a paginated PDF made from the same revision. Headings, lists, tables and citations are all editable, never a flattened picture.
Do I need to connect any accounts?
No. You pick what to write from, say who reads it and what it needs to accomplish, and the document is saved to your Gallery.
Business documents writes only from the source you choose in your Gallery, such as a deal's notes, an RFP, a page or a report, and your Brand Kit. It connects to none of your accounts. How DesignTech handles your data
A proposal, RFP response or brief with every claim sourced
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