FAQ

Questions before your first governed proposal.

Clear answers about Quoter Briefs, Plan Preview, missing inputs, caveats, source boundaries, trial access, pricing, and how QuoterAgent fits into a governed commercial workflow.

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Start with the practical questions.

This FAQ covers the main buying and onboarding questions teams usually ask before adopting QuoterAgent: how Quoter Briefs work, what Plan Preview shows, how the 14-day no-card trial behaves, and what happens after a client accepts a proposal.

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Trial and access

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Workstation and generation

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Pricing and plans

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Security and data

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Languages

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Workflow and delivery

Questions

Answers for commercial teams

What is QuoterAgent?+
QuoterAgent helps commercial teams turn client requests into governed proposal plans before drafting. Teams start from a Quoter Brief, review Plan Preview, keep missing inputs and caveats visible, then continue in the Workstation with source boundaries intact.
What is the QuoterAgent Workstation?+
The Workstation is where teams continue after Plan Preview. It gives operators one place to refine scope, pricing, caveats, review notes, send preparation, acceptance, and the continuity that follows.
What is a Quoter Brief?+
A Quoter Brief is a governed proposal starter. It is not a static document template; it gives the proposal a structured starting point while keeping assumptions, caveats, and missing inputs visible before drafting.
What is Plan Preview?+
Plan Preview shows the intended proposal structure, caveats, missing inputs, and source boundaries before a draft is generated. It helps operators review the plan early, but it does not prove facts or verify compliance.
Is QuoterAgent a static template library?+
No. The /templates route keeps the familiar search language, but each entry is a Quoter Brief: a guided starter that opens into Plan Preview and Workstation drafting.
Do Quoter Briefs prove facts or verify compliance?+
No. Quoter Briefs and Plan Preview help structure the work and surface gaps. Source material remains authoritative, and human review is still required before sending.
What happens after a client accepts a proposal?+
QuoterAgent preserves the accepted proposal snapshot, supports payment handoff, and helps operators keep kickoff payment, execution activation, and later final payment tied back to the accepted commercial record.
What is payment handoff?+
Payment handoff is the controlled transition from an accepted proposal into the next payment step. It keeps kickoff and later payment activity connected to the accepted proposal context instead of breaking the commercial chain of custody.
Is QuoterAgent just an AI proposal generator?+
No. QuoterAgent uses AI to help draft proposals, but the product is built around governed commercial workflow: Quoter Briefs, Plan Preview, missing-input prompts, caveats, source boundaries, client delivery, and post-acceptance continuity.
Is there a free trial?+
Yes. QuoterAgent offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card required so teams can validate the governed workflow before choosing a paid plan.
How does the 14-day trial work?+
The 14-day trial does not require a credit card and does not auto-convert. After the trial, the workspace pauses paid actions until a plan is chosen.
Is Enterprise self-serve?+
No. Enterprise is contact-led. Starter, Growth, and Scale are the self-serve paid tiers, while Enterprise is handled through a direct sales conversation.
Is my proposal data secure?+
QuoterAgent is designed to keep proposal data inside the application workflow and supports secure handling patterns for client and commercial information. Avoid placing credentials or unnecessary sensitive secrets in proposal text.
Does QuoterAgent support multiple languages?+
Yes. QuoterAgent supports structured proposal output across multiple languages while keeping proposal format and commercial logic consistent.

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