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Make the proposal and see what your client sees

GrantAI builds a proposal for you to read first. Check it and keep it for the meeting.

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All cases your client GrantAI More Instant proposal proposal card

Practice Client, 1 Nov 2026: the card reads 8 pages and has PDF and Preview buttons.

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The proposal card in the GrantAI chat, with PDF, Preview and Share buttons. (opens full size in a new tab)
  1. 1.

    Under the Ask GrantAI box, click More, then Instant proposal. A proposal card appears in the chat.

    First time? Finish the short tour with Show me my proposal first.

  2. 2.

    Click Preview. A yellow bar says this is what your client sees. On the Practice Client: $15,345 a year ($1,279 a month) from 68.

    That row is Fee-based. On commission, ask for a row you can sell. Check the birth date GrantAI guessed.

    The cover of the proposal preview: Practice Client's name, a Book a call button and a Download PDF button. (opens full size in a new tab)
  3. 3.

    Page through the seven sections, from Your Retirement Picture to Sources. Check each against your client's facts.

    Between them: Your Income Plan, Inside the Guarantee, Compare the Options, Your Questions, Answered, Your Next Steps. The bar at the top shows eight stages of the whole sale. You read the seven sections.

  4. 4.

    A proposal never updates itself: fix a fact, then make a new one. Send nothing until the client confirms the facts.

    Could your client explain it to a spouse from Preview or PDF? If not, fix it first.

You're done when you have paged through all seven sections and know which facts to confirm with the client.
Watch out: This proposal is a draft for you. Treat software-made proposals and sales emails as possible advertisements. Do not use or send them until every insurer and firm pre-use approval and recordkeeping rule is met. If you show an illustration, use the carrier's own and give the disclosure document and Buyer's Guide. This step may use credits; check the price list.
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