Q: How did appsumo allow this app here?
Pathetic on appsumo. Please have some self respect.
d9276462ee22f76b07a62bb5763c779b002d4363Tried the Free Version: Promising Start, Frustrating Finish
I recently tested the free version of your proposal software. The user interface was intuitive, and the step-by-step process with comprehensive questions seemed well-designed. However, during the final step of scheduling proposal dates, I encountered an error message mentioning a "PID." After closing the calendar window, all the data I had meticulously entered throughout the process vanished. Disappointingly, there was no draft mode or option to recover my work. This happened twice, wasting a significant amount of time.
While the initial experience was promising, this critical bug needs to be addressed before a public release.
MitchMartinezPLUSI relate to this experience. I wanted a more efficient way to create proposals for potential clients. I copied and pasted a lot of information from a recent quote . When getting to the final page to generate quote, I got an error "419: Page expired"
Also, there are limitations for offerings on how and what can be quoted. For example, if you have a one time set up fee and then recurring billing - that's not an option. If your proposal should have a couple different packages for a client to choose from - that's also not an option.
Overall, the concept seems fine - but the execution in the instance doesn't meet a lot of minimum standard needs.
elfskiePLUSI'm looking into Notch: https://www.notch.so/ or DocuMocu: https://documocu.com/?ref=fivetaco
digitalg33kI'm going to give documocu.com a try. Thanks @elfskie