DOCUMENT AUTOMATION

Document & Proposal Automation

Proposals, contracts, and reports that build themselves from your data, in your own template — you read it once and hit send.

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Every proposal starts as a copy of the last one. You swap the name, update the totals, fix the formatting, and still catch the old client's name in paragraph three. Document automation builds the proposal, quote, contract, or report from your real data, in your branded template, in seconds.

Type in the few details that change (or let it pull them from your CRM, spreadsheet, or job system) and it hands you a finished, consistent document ready to send. AI can draft the parts that need words — the intro, the scope, the summary — in your voice.

You still read it before it goes out — you just stop typing it. Fewer typos, faster turnaround, and every document looks like it came from a company three times your size. One fixed-price, plain-English quote to build it around the templates you already have.

This is done by Eightbitco, a software shop run by Nick Tulip, as a fixed-price project on the tools and accounts you already have.

SAMPLE FLOW

Proposal ready before the coffee is

Deal data in, finished branded document out — you review once and it's off for signature. This is a live run, not a picture.

The steps: Deal marked 'ready' → Pulls specs from CRM → AI drafts prose → Template filled → You review once → Sent for e-signature

Frequently asked questions

What is document automation?
Document automation builds proposals, contracts, quotes, or reports from your data, in your branded template, automatically — so a finished, accurate document is ready in seconds instead of copied and pasted together by hand.
Can it use my existing templates?
Yes. We build it around the Word, Google Docs, or PDF formats you already send, so the output looks exactly like your documents — just produced in seconds instead of an evening.
Can AI write my proposals for me?
The parts that need words, yes — the intro, the scope, the summary — drafted in your voice from the details of that job. Your data fills the numbers and terms. You read it once before it goes out.