Enlivy

Proposals

Proposals That Carry the Deal into Contracts and Payment

Quote the work in detail, share it with the customer and follow its progress through acceptance, signature and payment when those steps apply.

Send your first proposal

Free account, no card needed.

The Proposals list with each proposal's stage and dates; recipients and totals blurred
Where a closed proposal stands: finished, with nothing further expected of either side

FROM OPPORTUNITY TO AGREEMENT

Quote the work without losing its context

A proposal should explain what is being sold and what happens next.

Bring the products or services and the terms of the deal into an itemized proposal. Link it to the Prospect it is for, and to the contracts and billing schedule that follow once a client accepts.

  • Itemized proposal

    Show what the customer is accepting, with its prices and payment structure.

  • Customer review

    Share the proposal for the customer to view, accept or reject through the portal flow.

  • Follow the agreement

    See whether a proposal is Sent, Viewed, Accepted, Agreed, First Payment Pending, Active or Completed, and what it is waiting on.

THE CUSTOMER DECISION

Let the customer review the actual terms

Before confirming, the customer sees each line and the total before tax, plus the converted amount when the rate locks at acceptance or they choose the currency. When a billing package offers several settlement currencies, the customer picks one before accepting.

  • Currency made clear

    When a one-time deal locks the rate at acceptance, the contract and the first invoice reuse the conversion the customer confirmed; later installments, and every invoice otherwise, convert at the rate of their own date.

  • Payment choice when needed

    An existing client picks card or bank transfer in the client portal when both are allowed; a single allowed method is preselected, and card needs Stripe connected.

A proposal with a real path forward

  1. Prepare the proposal

    Set out the products or services, amounts, terms and any connected contract or payment steps.

  2. Share it with the customer

    Email it from your connected mailbox or share its link; the customer opens the proposal and accepts or rejects it.

  3. Complete the agreement

    For an existing client, acceptance generates the contracts set up in the proposal’s billing package, and your team then sends them for signature.

  4. Continue to payment

    Once an existing client’s payment method is set, the first invoice (a proforma for bank transfer) is raised and any billing schedule starts; later charges need the Billing Schedules pack.

AFTER ACCEPTANCE

Keep signature and payment in the same story

A proposal can wait for a required contract signature or its first payment before it becomes Active, or Completed when there is a single payment. The team sees where it stands instead of treating every acceptance as immediately completed revenue.

  • Recover an expired or rejected proposal

    Reopen an Expired or Rejected proposal as a draft when no payment has landed and no billing schedule is still running; a terminated contract attached to it reopens too.

Proposals, contracts, invoices and payments

Start with the part you need.

Connect proposals, contracts, invoices and payments around the clients they concern. Clients can accept proposals, sign, pay and download invoices in a branded portal. Romanian companies can use ANAF e-Factura for Romanian clients.

Free to start · No credit card required · ANAF e-Factura for Romanian companies invoicing Romanian clients