How do proposals fit into Nynch?+
Proposals sit within the wider business development workflow. Review the opportunity and client context, prepare the case for the work and use a Deal Room to share buyer-facing material and next steps.
What should I review before sharing a consulting proposal?+
Check the client problem, recommended approach, scope, deliverables, investment and next steps. Confirm that the wording reflects the conversation and that you can deliver the work described.
Can I present more than one investment option?+
The Deal Room supports pricing tables and investment options, as shown in the published demo. Make the differences in scope and value clear so the buyer can compare them.
Is a proposal the same as a Deal Room?+
The proposal explains the work and commercial offer. The Deal Room is the shared buyer space around it, including resources, actions and milestones. Both belong to the same Nynch opportunity workflow.
Can I review the buyer’s version before it goes live?+
Yes. Preview the Deal Room and publish when the content is ready. Changes to a published room remain in draft until you publish the updated version.
Does opening the proposal mean the buyer has accepted?+
No. Recorded room activity is context for follow-up. An open does not establish agreement, verified identity or payment. Confirm commercial acceptance through the agreement process you have chosen with the client.
What happens after the proposal is agreed?+
Continue managing the people, conversation history and future opportunities in Nynch. The client relationship carries on beyond the proposal and the initial decision.