Proposal / document builder
Partly covered
Drag-and-drop editor with templates and content blocks.
Why it matters. Cuts the time to assemble a proposal from scratch.
On Borg. Proposal Hub includes a document builder for proposals; a reusable template library isn't confirmed in the project's docs, partial.
Pricing tables & quotes
Covered
Line-item pricing, quantities, and totals inside the document.
Why it matters. Lets a client see and accept a price without a separate quote tool.
On Borg. Proposal Hub includes pricing summaries and line-item tables, full.
Legally binding signature collection inside the document.
Why it matters. Closes the deal without exporting to another app.
On Borg. No confirmed signing flow in the project's docs today; e-signature is planned.
Approval workflows
Partly covered
Internal review and sign-off before a document goes to a client.
Why it matters. Catches pricing or scope mistakes before the client sees them.
On Borg. Basic internal review is supported; multi-step, conditional approval chains are planned.
Analytics & tracking
Partly covered
Shows when a client opened, viewed, or signed a document.
Why it matters. Tells the sales rep when to follow up.
On Borg. Proposal Hub generates client-ready links clients can view; whether open/view tracking is confirmed isn't evidenced in the project's docs, partial. Deeper engagement analytics are planned.
CRM & payment integrations
Planned
Connects to a CRM and collects payment on signing.
Why it matters. Keeps deal data and payment in sync automatically.
On Borg. A native Borg CRM link isn't confirmed in the project's docs; CRM and payment integrations are planned.
Searchable history of every proposal sent.
Why it matters. Lets a team reuse past pricing and scope language.
On Borg. Proposal Hub keeps a full archive of sent proposals, full.
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