Generating Proposal Documents in Steadfast Apps

Modified on Wed, 1 Oct at 10:50 AM

Generating Proposal Documents

Your Steadfast Apps tenant comes equipped with a range of preconfigured proposal templates designed to pull together all relevant risk data and quote details into a polished, client-ready document. These templates help brokers present options clearly and professionally, saving time and ensuring consistency.




 QUICK TIP:  When you generate a proposal document in Steadfast Apps, it will download as a Microsoft Word (.docx) file. 

Before sending it to your client, you must SAVE IT AS A PDF!

How to change the file type of Documents from Steadfast Apps:
- Open the downloaded Word document on your computer.
- Go to File > Save As.
- Choose PDF as the file format.
- Save the document to your preferred location.
- Attach the PDF version to your email when sending to the client.



 

Generating Proposal Documents in Steadfast AppsOnce your quotes are entered and configured, you can generate a proposal document that can be attached and emailed directly to your client streamlining the final step in your quoting workflow.

1. Choose the Quotes you wish to include

Ensure all quotes are entered and updated.

Select which quotes to include in the proposal.

Mark any broker recommendations and add notes as needed.


2. Save your Application

Save you application to ensure all data entered will show on the document generated



3. Generate Document

Choose a Proposal Template - the templates will have the class of risk in the title 

Navigate to the Proposal Document section of the application.

Select from the available preconfigured templates that suit your client or business type.


4. Click Select, this will Generate the Document

The system will automatically pull in:

Client and risk details

Selected quotes

Broker recommendations and notes

Once created, the document will show in the Relevant documents section 


5. Open & Download

Use the Actions menu next to the document.

Click Open Document – this will download the file in Microsoft Word (.docx) format.

6. Save as PDF

  • Open the Word document on your computer.
  • Go to File > Save As.
  • Choose PDF as the file format.

7. Rename the File

  • Rename the PDF file to match your internal naming conventions
    (e.g., ClientName_Proposal_PublicLiability.pdf).
  • Save the document to your preferred location.

8. Upload the PDF File to the Relevant documents

After generating and saving your proposal document as a PDF, it's recommended to:

  • Upload the renamed PDF version


  • Delete the original Word (.docx) file from the Relevant Documents section.




Deleting this document ensures only the final, client ready version is stored and sent. This also keeps your document records clean and professional while reducing the risk of email editable documents to your clients.







Now that you've generated your quotes and proposals, it's time to take the final step in the quoting process, Emailing your Clients



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