Proposals take hours
Pulling up a template, adapting it to the context, reformatting: the content is quick to decide, the formatting is slow.
Prospects to qualify, proposals to write, notes after meetings, follow-ups to keep: hours that appear on no invoice. Sania prepares them, you approve them.
For an independent consultant or an agency, Sania takes on commercial admin and client follow-up. It qualifies incoming enquiries and drafts a reply matched to the need expressed, prepares the CRM record and offers a slot from your real availability, identifies what needs to follow a meeting and writes the follow-up email, then drafts reminders on proposals that have gone unanswered. It can also prepare the agency's LinkedIn posts through the Community Manager service. Every item is submitted for approval before it is sent or published.
Nobody bills for writing a proposal, for the notes after a meeting or for the third follow-up. That time exists all the same, and it always comes from the same place.
Pulling up a template, adapting it to the context, reformatting: the content is quick to decide, the formatting is slow.
A good meeting produces a list of actions. Without notes sent straight after, the momentum drops.
The CRM gets filled in on Friday, from memory, or not at all. A wrong pipeline is worth less than an empty one.
On a project, you stop prospecting. Three months later the pipeline is empty — the classic consulting cycle.
The value is not only the reply: it is that the CRM record and the proposed slot are prepared at the same time.
Sania extracts the need expressed, the context, and what is missing before you can position yourself.
A reply is drafted in your tone, with scoping questions rather than a generic promise.
CRM record prepared and a slot offered from your real availability, with no calendar ping-pong.
You read it, adjust the positioning, and send.
A finished meeting leaves commitments made out loud. Sania drafts the follow-up email covering what you tell it, updates the client record and proposes a dated reminder if the ball is in the prospect's court. The proposal itself is prepared from your templates: pricing and positioning stay decisions you make.
For an agency, one point matters as much as sales: keeping a regular presence without spending every Friday afternoon on it.
HubSpot, Pipedrive, Notion or Airtable: the pipeline stays current without end-of-week data entry.
All integrations →Google Calendar, Outlook or Calendly: the slots offered come from your real availability.
The assisted calendar →An unanswered proposal is spotted and the reminder is drafted according to how long it has been.
Sales follow-ups →The Community Manager service prepares and schedules the agency's posts, submitted for approval.
The AI community manager →In consulting, what goes out carries the consultant's credibility. Approval is not friction, it is the product.
Replies, proposals and posts are prepared and submitted. Deciding to send stays a human action.
The price of an engagement depends on context, risk and your positioning. Sania prepares the structure, not the number.
Sania makes no commitment or guarantee on your firm's behalf in a commercial proposal.
One client's information serves that client's follow-up. Separation is part of the initial setup.
Data protection →Your exchanges and your pipeline are not reused to train models, nor passed to a third party, and we select providers that offer guarantees against reusing your data for training.
It prepares the structure from your templates and the context exchanged with the prospect: restatement of the need, scope, stages. Pricing and positioning stay your decisions, because they depend on your reading of the risk and of your value — which the assistant has no business assessing.
The Community Manager service prepares and schedules posts, with approval before they go live. It is a separate service, included depending on the plan. It is excluded from the Starter plan: the detail is on the pricing page.
Separation is defined during setup: information attached to a client serves that client's follow-up. It is a point to address explicitly before go-live, especially if you work with competing clients.
No. An assistant judges, filters on implicit criteria and knows you. Sania prepares repetitive administrative tasks that you approve. The practical difference: it never decides for you what deserves your attention.
That is often where the gain is most visible, because there is nobody to absorb the admin while you are on a project. The Starter plan at CHF 99 per month suits an independent consultant. Measure it on your own flows during the 7-day trial rather than on a headline figure.
It covers connecting the inbox, the calendar and the CRM, then agreeing the tone, the templates and the approval rules. It is a guided process, not configuration you do alone. The 7-day trial is designed to cover that phase.
Consultants & agencies
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