Taskade Genesis transforms your best-performing proposals into a living template library — agents pull the right template for each deal type and pre-fill client-specific details from your CRM data automatically. ## What Is Proposal Template Library Automation? It's a curated collection of approved proposal structures stored in a relational workspace. When a new deal opens, an AI agent selects the best-fit template, inserts the client name, scope, and pricing data, and delivers a ready-to-review draft — all from one prompt. ## Why Use Proposal Template Library Automation? Starting from a blank document every time costs hours you don't have. - Smart template selection: Agents match the deal type to the right template using persistent memory of past wins. - Auto-population: Client name, contact details, and standard terms are filled in automatically via the Relationship field. - Brand consistency: Every proposal follows the same approved structure, tone, and pricing logic. - 15+ frontier models: Choose OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google models to draft and refine language per client tier. - Instant cloning: Share a template with your team and let them clone-and-own it in seconds. ## Who Should Use Proposal Template Library Automation? - Marketing agencies who write the same proposal structure for every brand campaign. - IT consultants with three or four distinct service tiers needing separate templates. - Accountants producing recurring engagement letters for similar client profiles. - SaaS sales teams customizing enterprise vs. SMB proposal decks. - Non-profits submitting grant proposals to multiple funders with varying formats. ## How To Use Proposal Template Library Automation? 1. Browse /templates or clone the Proposal Template Library from /automate. 2. Upload two or three of your best past proposals; agents extract the structure and save it as templates. 3. Link each template to a deal type using the Relationship field. 4. Set an automation: on new deal → select template → auto-fill client fields → assign to owner. 5. Review the draft