Capture the requirements
Collect goals, deliverables, constraints and deadlines in a structured brief. Give the proposal owner a consistent starting point.
Proposal generator
Describe your proposal process.
Use Fliplet to build a workflow for client briefs, approved content, draft proposals and human review before sharing.
1,000 free credits at signup, then 500 monthly. Upgrade to publish.

Your workflow
A useful proposal reflects the client's requirements and your team's commitments. Build a process that brings the brief, reusable content and review decisions together before anything reaches the client.
Collect goals, deliverables, constraints and deadlines in a structured brief. Give the proposal owner a consistent starting point.
Organize service descriptions, case studies and standard wording. Give content owners a clear way to maintain the material people reuse.
Define how brief details become proposal sections. For AI drafts, specify approved sources and require human checking.
Assign scope, pricing and commercial reviewers. Track comments, requested changes and the version approved for sharing.
Example screens
Illustrative examples of what you can build and configure with Fliplet.

For writers
Prepare a draft with approved service descriptions, scope and pricing. Keep its recipient and version clear for review.

For reviewers
Assign reviewers for scope, pricing and terms. Check each decision before sharing an approved version with the client.
Proposal workflows
Start with the work your team creates most often. Set the brief, source content and review steps around that process.
Collect client goals and requirements, use approved material and give reviewers a clear path to request changes.

Organize requirements and supporting evidence so each response has an owner and the final submission can be checked.

Bring scope, deliverables and milestones together. Assign commercial reviewers before an approved version is shared.

How it works
Build the process around the decisions your team makes for each proposal.
Build a proposal workspace with templates, reviews and approvals.
Tell Fliplet what the brief captures, which sections the proposal needs and who reviews each draft before it can be shared.
Add approved reference material and configure the drafting approach. Check how client details and reusable sections come together.
Test comments, revisions and sign-off. Have accountable owners check the scope, claims, pricing and terms in the final version.
Who it's for
Build views for the people preparing content, checking commitments and approving the final version.
Collect the brief, find approved material and prepare a draft for review.
Check the scope and supporting evidence, then request changes where needed.
Review pricing and terms before the proposal owner shares an approved version.
Live training
Bring an idea, build with guidance and ask your questions.
Customer experience
Hear from teams using Fliplet to build software around the way they work.
“It was a really easy way to come up with specific-use solutions without a large infrastructure investment or a lot of IT time.”
“The big benefit is being able to have someone come to you with an idea or a problem, and being able to quickly spin up a prototype for them.”
Choose an example prompt or describe your brief, source content and review process. Sign up or log in to continue in Fliplet, then review and refine the first version. Test the review steps before publishing.
The Free plan includes 500 monthly credits plus 500 bonus credits in your first month to build and test a prototype. Publishing, end-user authentication and integrations require a paid plan. Compare current plans or book a demo to discuss your requirements.
This is a workflow you build and configure in Fliplet around your proposal process. Define the brief, content sources, proposal sections and review responsibilities so the result fits your team's work.
Identify the service descriptions, case studies and standard wording you want contributors to reuse. Confirm how that material will be stored or connected, assign content owners and check permissions before including client-specific information.
AI drafting can be part of the workflow you configure. Agree the source material and drafting behavior, then require human review of facts, scope, pricing and terms. A generated draft should be checked by the people accountable for the proposal.
Specify your required document formats, sharing method and signature provider during planning. Confirm the generation or integration approach and its availability before building. Export and electronic signatures need an agreed implementation for your workflow.
Define an owner, a review status and a clear change process for each proposal. Configure who can edit and approve it, and test what happens when a draft changes after review or a reviewer requests another revision.