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Not every proposal the same.The urgent one first.

Open proposals easily vanish in the inbox. Compare two sample proposals with the same questions and see which one needs a call today.

What decides it for you?

How long is the proposal still valid?

Compare two sample proposals
Open proposals

A proposal without follow-up is a hope.

Two open proposals. The same questions. One clear next contact.

01 / Your first perspectiveSample proposal AProject · validity ends soon
02 / Your second perspectiveSample proposal BFramework deal · just sent

01 / The basis for deciding

Two proposals. The same questions.

Pick a focus. Each row asks both sample proposals the same question. All values are made-up examples.

4 dimensions · Same standard for both options

01 / Evidence fileProject · validity ends soon

Sample proposal A

ValidityEnds in three days

Example: expiring proposals sit at the top in Peak CRM.

How long is the proposal still valid?

02 / Evidence fileFramework deal · just sent

Sample proposal B

ValidityThree more weeks

Example: enough time, no pressure needed.

How long is the proposal still valid?

Two proposals. The same questions.
The criterionSample proposal ASample proposal B
ValidityHow long is the proposal still valid?Sample proposal AEnds in three days

Example: expiring proposals sit at the top in Peak CRM.

Demo example

Fictional sample data. No real customers, no real numbers, nothing is saved or sent.

Sample data on this page
Sample proposal BThree more weeks

Example: enough time, no pressure needed.

Demo example

Fictional sample data. No real customers, no real numbers, nothing is saved or sent.

Sample data on this page
Last contactWhen did you last hear anything?Sample proposal ATwelve days ago

Example: no reply since it was sent.

Demo example

Fictional sample data. No real customers, no real numbers, nothing is saved or sent.

Sample data on this page
Sample proposal BTwo days ago

Example: a question about scope was answered.

Demo example

Fictional sample data. No real customers, no real numbers, nothing is saved or sent.

Sample data on this page
Open questionWhat stands in the way of a decision?Sample proposal AUnknown

Example: no objection known. That is exactly the question for the follow-up.

Demo example

Fictional sample data. No real customers, no real numbers, nothing is saved or sent.

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Sample proposal BTiming

Example: the customer is waiting for internal approval.

Demo example

Fictional sample data. No real customers, no real numbers, nothing is saved or sent.

Sample data on this page
Next stepWhat is the most helpful next action?Sample proposal ACall today

Example: briefly ask whether anything is missing before validity ends.

Demo example

Fictional sample data. No real customers, no real numbers, nothing is saved or sent.

Sample data on this page
Sample proposal BMeeting in a week

Example: follow up after the internal approval.

Demo example

Fictional sample data. No real customers, no real numbers, nothing is saved or sent.

Sample data on this page
Transparency is part of the comparison.

Source code is evidence of implementation. It does not replace a current live test.

Our standard

Following up is service.With a reason and at the right time.

A good follow-up helps the customer decide. For that you need validity, last contact and the open question at a glance.

Process over gut feeling

Validity, last contact, next step.

What expires and what has been quiet for long sits at the top.

  1. 01

    Same questions

    Every open proposal is looked at with the same questions, not by size alone.

  2. 02

    Expiry visible

    Expiring and expired proposals come first, not somewhere in a list.

  3. 03

    No mass sending

    Peak CRM doesn't send reminders to many customers at once. You follow up personally.

02 / From feature to moment

Check your open proposals.

Pick a check and run it with your two oldest open proposals.

Where do you want to start?
Which task do you want to compare?

Take your two oldest open proposals and ask both the same questions.

Your checkFor both options
The same task

The expiry date

Note for both until when the proposal is valid.

What you check

You know which proposal needs a contact first.

Backed by code

Features marked “built” in the Peak CRM requirement register. A register doesn't replace your own test in your workspace.

Source checked:

Peak-Admin/peak-one@191601e · docs/prd/peak-crm-prd.md (requirement register)

Task selected. No test run.

See the steps

03 / Before the next step

Proposals in Peak CRM.

Create proposals from an opportunity, see expiring proposals first and record what the customer said.

  1. 01Capture open proposals
  2. 02Check validity and contact person
  3. 03Plan the next contact

Switching is a separate decision. Prepare it and keep the open evidence in view.

From proposal to order

Follow up with a reason, not with pressure.

A helpful question instead of “Have you decided yet?”.

The next sensible step

No proposal expires quietly anymore.

Start Peak CRM and see at a glance which proposal needs a call today.

Start Peak CRM

The sample proposals are made up. Proposal overview per the Peak CRM register; sending by e-mail with online acceptance is still open there.

The next contact

No proposal expires quietly.

Peak CRM shows which proposal expires soon and where the next step is missing.

Frequently asked questions

Does Peak CRM flag expiring quotes?

Yes, the quotes overview shows quotes close to expiry, and the follow-up appears as a task.

Does Peak CRM send the follow-up e-mail itself?

No. You decide and write it yourself. Sending quotes with online acceptance is still open.

Are the quotes on the page real?

No, they are labelled examples.