Connect Prospero integrations
Draft stunning business proposals and track client signatures in real time by connecting Prospero with Make. Linking your document template library to over 3,000 integration apps lets you instantly log new deals, dispatch email notifications, and trigger payment setups upon signature. Register your free account today to build your first automated contract pipeline.
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Creates a new draft or published proposal
Triggers when a proposal is declined
Triggers when a proposal is downloaded
Triggers when a proposal is opened
Watch a proposal's email events
Trigger for all proposals.
Triggers when a proposal is published
Triggers when a proposal is signed
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Popular Prospero workflows.
Connect Prospero to your business tools. Automate proposal creation and manage client data using Make integrations.
Automate Your Proposal Workflows by Integrating Prospero with Make
Connect Prospero with Make to automate your business workflows. Automatically create proposals, notify your team, generate invoices, and sync client data across your favorite apps without manual work.
Automatically draft and send personalized proposals in Prospero as soon as a new lead is added to your CRM.
Keep your team updated by automatically sending Slack or email alerts the moment a client views or signs a proposal.
Automatically generate invoices in Stripe, QuickBooks, or Xero as soon as a proposal is accepted.
Trigger onboarding workflows, like creating project folders and sending welcome emails, the moment a deal is closed.
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