Signed, not just agreed
A client accepts by typing their legal name and drawing a signature. Both are captured with the acceptance, so what you have is a record rather than an email saying yes.
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A polished proposal closes more deals than a verbal quote. Send branded proposals with pricing, scope, and e-signature — from your phone.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
COMMON QUESTIONS
Yes. You choose which sections must be initialled, and acceptance is refused until they are — enforced on the server, not just hidden in the page.
Yes — a typed legal name and, if you require it, a drawn signature. Both are kept with the version that was signed.
You are notified the first time a client opens the proposal, and acceptance, decline and each initial are all recorded with their own timestamp.
WINNING THE WORK
A client accepts by typing their legal name and drawing a signature. Both are captured with the acceptance, so what you have is a record rather than an email saying yes.
Require the client to acknowledge scope, pricing or terms individually before they can accept, with your own wording on each. The check is enforced on the server, not just in the page.
Know when the proposal was opened, how many times, and whether the PDF was downloaded — so following up is informed rather than a guess.
A client can decline from the same link, which closes the loop honestly instead of leaving the proposal open forever.