Scenario · Orchestration iQ
An RFP answer assembled from the firm's three best past proposals — structure in minutes, review instead of rebuilding.
Problem statement
A solutioning team answered RFPs under deadline every month. The winning content existed — in last year's proposals, somewhere in SharePoint — but finding the right slides took longer than rewriting them. So every proposal started from a blank deck, at 6–16 hours each, with the firm's best thinking left unused in the archive.
Business objective
New proposals built from the firm's proven, winning content.
Structure and assembly in minutes, leaving time for the thinking.
Every slide in the firm's template — no Frankenstein decks.
Our solution
(In development — this scenario is the design target validated with the business case.)
Results & impact
Еvery RFP started from zero, under deadline.
Hunting, copying and re-formatting instead of thinking.
The company's best proposals unused in the archive.
The story drafted and assembled from proven content.
Best-matching slides pulled from the repository; generation fills only the rest.
Reviewer time spent on the win themes, not the formatting.
Real feedback from the first shipped iQ product — Тhe same philosophy, the same quality bar. See all reviews
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