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How it worksSales Follow-Up and Proposal System
BayouEdge builds a sales follow-up and proposal system with your business for $1,500 setup + $150/month. It puts proposal templates, contract drafts for your own attorney to review, and an onboarding sequence into an agreed process your team can use.
What you get
BayouEdge builds a sales follow-up and proposal system with your business for $1,500 setup + $150/month. It puts proposal templates, contract drafts for your own attorney to review, and an onboarding sequence into an agreed process your team can use. Your staff stays responsible for pricing, approvals, and customer commitments. $1,500 setup + $150/month
The problem
BayouEdge builds a sales follow-up and proposal system with your business for $1,500 setup + $150/month. It puts proposal templates, contract drafts for your own attorney to review, and an onboarding sequence into an agreed process your team can use. Your staff stays responsible for pricing, approvals, and customer commitments. $1,500 setup + $150/month
Most local businesses are not short of marketing activity — they are short of activity that produces a booked job. The work here is deciding what to stop doing as much as what to start.
$1,500 setup + $150/month covers the agreed proposal templates, contract drafts and onboarding sequence, followed by the monthly responsibilities defined with your company. Your attorney must review and approve legal terms; BayouEdge does not provide legal advice.
Before starting, we agree on the workflow, deliverables, template changes, maintenance boundaries and platform requirements and costs. The monthly fee is not unlimited document writing or integration work. Your team approves proposals; automatic signing and payments are outside this service.
A prospect asks for a quote, someone starts a document, and the next step ends up in a separate email thread. When several people handle sales, that makes it harder to tell which version is current or who needs to act. This service gives your team a shared starting point for moving an inquiry toward a proposal and then onboarding.
The benefit is practical: staff can work from approved language instead of rebuilding the same explanation each time. A proposal can describe the work you actually intend to sell, while the onboarding sequence explains what happens after the customer agrees. The system supports your sales process; it cannot promise a signature or prevent every missed follow-up.
The setup covers proposal templates, contract drafts, and an onboarding sequence for the agreed business process. We work with you on the information a proposal needs, the points that require a person to approve them, and the instructions a new customer should receive. Contract drafts are starting points for your own attorney to review and approve. BayouEdge does not provide legal advice.
We propose defining the setup deliverables and the monthly maintenance responsibilities together before work begins. The $150/month fee is not an unlimited document-writing or integration allowance. Changes outside the agreed scope need a separate discussion rather than an assumption that every new workflow is included.
Bring examples of current proposals, your service descriptions, approved prices, and the questions staff repeatedly answer. Tell us who can approve discounts or exceptions and who owns the relationship after a sale. Remove sensitive customer information from examples wherever possible. Your attorney supplies or approves the legal terms; your business approves the commercial details.
We first check the capabilities and access available in your existing tools. A compatible workflow may fit those tools without a replacement, but we do not promise integration with every CRM or document platform. Any CRM or e-signature platform and access requirements are agreed before work begins. This service does not include automatic signing or payments.
Our proposed delivery approach starts with a scoped workflow and a named approver on your side. Accounts remain company-owned. Any access should use least privilege and be limited to the agreed work. We can plan the review around a preview rather than changing the live sales process before your staff has seen it.
Synthetic inquiries and sample proposal details let us check the sequence without contacting real prospects or creating binding agreements. Your staff reviews the wording and handoffs before client approval authorizes a staged rollout. We agree on a fallback to the existing manual process if a connection fails. The handoff should identify the owner of each step and explain how to update approved templates. Timing depends on scope, access, and approvals.
Use the pricing page to compare the add-on, or consider a conversion audit if the inquiry path needs attention before sales follow-up. Call BayouEdge at 832-338-2926 to discuss the process you want to improve. We can define what belongs in the first version without asking your team to replace every tool at once.
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How it works
The same four steps for every engagement, so you know what happens next at every point.
Twenty minutes on what the phone is doing now and what a good month looks like.
A written plan naming the changes, the order, and the cost. Yours either way.
The work gets done by James, not handed to a junior or an offshore team.
Calls tracked to source. Anything not earning its place gets cut.
Questions
The price is $1,500 setup + $150/month. Setup establishes the agreed templates and onboarding sequence. Monthly responsibilities should be defined in the customer agreement; the fee does not imply unlimited revisions or additional integrations.
No. They are starting points for your own attorney to review and approve. BayouEdge does not provide legal advice, and your business should not treat an unapproved draft as a finished legal agreement.
We check compatibility, permissions, and the required workflow first. An integration depends on those findings. We agree platform and access requirements before work begins; a manual fallback may be appropriate.
No. Automatic signing and payments are not included. Your team retains responsibility for approving proposals, obtaining agreements through its chosen process, and handling payment arrangements.
Provide representative proposals, approved service and pricing information, a process owner, and attorney-approved terms. Use redacted examples where possible, and identify who must approve the draft before the workflow goes live.
The proposed approach uses previews, synthetic checks, client approval, and a staged rollout with an agreed fallback. We plan around your process, but do not promise zero disruption or a universal completion date.
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