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A free answer for a brief, address, comment or constraint.
PROPOSALS · SCENARIO & CALCULATION
PREVIEW · DEVThe editor defines questions, conditions, catalogs and calculation rules. The request keeps its source data, the team checks the result, then publishes a web/PDF version or continues the work in CRM and Finance.
TEMPLATE
The editor defines not only the client questions, but also data sources, calculation order and what the client sees after submitting.
Steps, questions, required state, options and conditional visibility.
Reusable records for options, categories, rates and services.
Components, computed values, modifiers and calculation order.
Result sections, copy, logo, theme and the client-facing presentation.
SCENARIO
A template supports different question types and hides steps that do not apply. Conditional logic asks only for data needed for the selected option.
A free answer for a brief, address, comment or constraint.
Area, quantity, deadline or another value used in calculation.
One project type, rate, object or meeting format.
A set of works, functions or materials selected together.
A reusable option list sourced from Catalogs.
A row and value selected from a tabular set.
Name, phone, email and additional request participants.
An explanation or condition without an answer field.
Several similar items with child fields.
A hidden question is not considered complete and does not affect the result until its condition makes it visible.
TOTAL PRICE
The system stores price composition as separate entities. Intermediate values and rule changes stay visible for review.
Separate price lines for work, material, delivery or service.
Intermediate values used by later expressions.
A coefficient or change applied to a selected scope in a defined order.
A detailed result composition, not just one total number.
A catalog can affect calculation through a bound modifier. The team still reviews the final scope and conditions.
REQUEST
The request stores source answers at submission time. The team can refine the current proposal without rewriting the request history.
The snapshot fixes the request inputs. It does not mean that price or scope has been automatically approved.
CONTROL
Permissions separate viewing, editing and publishing. Preview checks the scenario before a version becomes available to a client.
Opens a template and runs Preview without changing the model.
Changes questions, catalogs, calculation, result and appearance.
Publishes a checked version and rolls it back when needed.
Rollback restores the selected version definition, not just one rate or text fragment.
EDITOR & PUBLISHING
Three Proposals screens show the editor, a saved request and the published client-facing result.
Scenario, Catalogs, Total price, Result and Appearance separate form, calculation and client-facing output.
template modelAFTER THE PROPOSAL
Proposals does not end on the result page: a checked document can move into connected work processes.
The client answers the questions defined by the selected template.
Answers are stored as a request with its source snapshot.
The team reviews scope, conditions and the calculated total.
The client receives the published proposal version.
After review, the process can continue in CRM or Finance.
Connected actions are performed by a team member after request review; the quiz does not create a deal or financial document by itself.
PROPOSALS QUESTIONS
Editor, calculation and publishing are separate. These boundaries matter when configuring a scenario.
The template defines steps, questions, options and visibility conditions. After submission, a request with a snapshot of the answers is created.
Yes, when the template contains components, computed values and modifiers. The team reviews scope and conditions before publishing.
Preview checks the scenario and result without creating a request or publishing. A client sees only a published version.
Publishing and rollback require Approver rights. An Editor changes content; a Viewer only reviews and runs Preview.
PROPOSALS LAUNCH
We will map the questions, catalogs, calculation rules, review roles and the format the client should receive.
Start with the form, quiz or proposal template you already use.