Document and report generation

Proposals, contracts and reports no longer start from a blank page.

The template is prepared once, and the blanks fill from the record in your system. Proposals, contracts, listing copy and monthly reports reach you in a few minutes. Signing and sending stay your decision.

Where documents draw from

  • Google Drive
  • HubSpot
  • Google Sheets
  • Notion
  • Airtable
  • PostgreSQL
  • Word and PDF
How it works

You do not write the document,you read it and approve it.

First we look at which documents you write and how often. Then we prepare the template and note which record fills each blank. When the document is ready, the source of every field sits next to it and the document comes to you for approval.

We look at what you writeWe start with the three documents you prepare most.

The template is preparedEach blank is matched to the record that fills it.

The document fills and comes to youEvery field shows where it came from.

What we set up

The template is prepared once,the figures come from your system every time.

The slowest part of any document is finding the figures and putting them in the right place. The six parts below take on that job; the wording and the signature stay with you.

One template, any number of documents

Proposals, contracts, listing copy, decks and monthly reports come from the same template pool. When a template changes, new documents use the new version; signed documents stay as they are.

The figures come from the system

Price, quantity, dates and client details are read from your CRM and spreadsheets, never typed into the document. If the record changes, the document carries the new value the next time it is prepared.

Approvals and versions are recorded

A draft joins the approval queue first. Who approved which version and when is recorded; the old version is never deleted and sits next to the new one.

Missing information is flagged

If a field in the template has no match in the record, nothing is guessed. The field stays empty and the person who should fill it is flagged.

Your house style is kept

Legal notices, signature blocks and price wording are locked blocks; they stay exactly as you wrote them. Only the description paragraphs are written fresh for each document.

The document goes to the right folder

The finished document is saved to a Drive folder, attached to the client's CRM record and sent into the signing flow. You decide during set-up where each document goes.

Every document type

You start with one template,and the pool grows over time.

The first set-up covers the three documents you write most. A fourth document needs no new project; one more template joins the same pool and uses the same approval path.

  • The template is prepared once
  • The figures come from your own systems
  • A person always signs
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Frequently asked

Document and report generation Frequently asked questions

No. A draft is prepared and joins the approval queue. A person always decides on signing and sending; if you use a signing flow, the draft goes into it and you are still the one who signs.

No. We take the Word or Drive templates you use today as they are. The only change is that the blanks fill from the record in your system instead of by hand.

From your own systems: the CRM record, the price list, the operations tables and the accounting exports. A figure with no match in those sources is never written into the document; the field stays empty and is flagged.

Only information from the connected sources enters the document, and every field shows its source. The approver sees where each figure came from on one screen and checks it.

Nothing. Every document carries the template version it was prepared with; a new version is used only from then on. Older documents are prepared again only if you ask.

On your own infrastructure: in your Drive folder, on your CRM record or on your own server. Your documents are never used to train a model.

We suggest starting with the three documents you write most. Once the pool is running, adding a fourth template takes a few days.

Discovery takes a week. In that week we work out the three documents you write most and which record fills each field. The first live workflow opens within 4-8 weeks, depending on the number of templates, the source systems and the approval rules. The exact timeline for you is written in the discovery report.

Two things are measured during discovery: how long a document takes to prepare on average and how many times it is corrected before it is signed. Once the pool opens, both are measured again and shown side by side in the report.

Documents we prepare

Where each document draws its data fromand who approves it is clear.

The source and approval path of each document type are written down separately. A contract goes through legal approval, and the content owner approves listing copy.

Proposal

Prepared from the CRM record and the price list; reaches the sales owner for approval as a PDF and an email.

Contract

Prepared from the approved template and enters the signing flow with legal approval.

Listing and marketing copy

Text and an image block are prepared from the product or listing record, and the content owner approves.

Monthly report

A PDF and a board are prepared from the operations tables and shared with management approval.

Deck

Fields fill from the CRM record and the spreadsheets, and the deck owner approves the draft.

Formal letter

Prepared as Word and PDF in the company template, and waits for the signatory's approval.

Where this is used

Mert Can Gundogdu
The founder takes the call, not a sales team
Next step

We write the proposal after we have found the problem together

In a thirty-minute call we listen to how you work and talk through where time and customers are slipping away. If you do not need a digital fix, we will tell you that too.

30 minutes · no preparation needed

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