Product · Engagement
Know what happens after you hit send
See who opened the proposal, how long they spent in each section and when they came back. Follow-up gets a reason and a moment, not a countdown.
Opens, reading time, section-by-section attention. Proposals turns the silence after sending into signals you can act on, and shows you the right moment to call.
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In short
- A return visit after a few days is the strongest observable signal in B2B selling.
- Time spent on pricing tells you what the follow-up should be about — scope options, not politeness.
- Visits from a new context usually mean the proposal has travelled inside the client's company.
- A published proposal writes and reads nothing on the recipient's device: no cookies, no fingerprinting.
- Engagement is computed server-side, and the reader identifier is scoped to a single proposal.
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The silence problem
01
Sent into a void
Delivered? Opened? Read by the decision-maker or skimmed by an assistant? A sent PDF answers none of it.
02
Follow-up as guesswork
Without signals you call too early and look pushy, or too late and find the deal gone. Timing is the whole game, and you're playing blind.
03
Objections you never hear
The client stalled on pricing for ten minutes and never mentioned it. The objection that kills the deal is usually the one that goes unsaid.
01 · Feed
A live feed per proposal
Every open, total reading time, and how attention distributes across sections, diagnosis, scope, investment. You know what resonates and what gets skipped.
- Opens and reading time in real time
- Section-by-section attention
- Return visits, the re-read is the tell
02 · Moments
Alerts for the moments that close deals
When the client camps on Investment, clicks the CTA, or the link spreads to new readers inside the company. You get the signal while it's still actionable.
- Hot-lead alerts
- CTA click tracking
- Multi-reader signals when the link is forwarded
03 · Action
From signal to the right follow-up
Signals feed the follow-up engine: drafts reference what actually got attention, timed to the decision stage, and you approve every send.
- Follow-up drafts built on reading behavior
- Suggested timing, human approval
- The full loop in one tool: send, read, follow up
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Updated: August 12, 2026