The deadline is tomorrow. The details are everywhere.
Turn the brief, budget and last-minute changes into a proposal your team can review. Keep the draft, the sources and the next decision together.
Stop rebuilding the context.
The brief is a PDF. The numbers are in a spreadsheet. The latest changes are in someone’s notes. You still have to turn it all into a client proposal.
Bring the source files into Vinci. Work on the proposal beside the conversation, with an editable document you can refine and export.
Client brief.pdf
The goals, deliverables and original deadline.
Budget.csv
The numbers behind the proposed work.
Scope notes.docx
The changes from the latest client call.
One proposal to move forward.
Scope, work plan and next steps in a document your team can review.
Client brief.pdf
Friday
Scope notes.docx
Monday
Confirm the deadline
The two files disagree. Choose the right date before the proposal goes to the client.
Two deadlines. One decision.
A polished draft is only useful if the details hold up. Bring contradictions and their sources into view, then make the call before sharing.
See the sources and the decision
- Three source files
- Client brief.pdf, Budget.csv and Scope notes.docx.
- Ready for review
- A proposal draft brings the scope, work plan and next steps together.
- Your decision
- The brief says Friday. The notes say Monday. Confirm the deadline before sharing.
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