Product tour

The admin side, in five real screens.

From the RFP landing in your inbox to a planner reading your proposal page — this is the whole job as your team sees it.

Every screen below is an unretouched capture of the running product on a seeded demonstration property — Saltwind & Cedar, a sample property imagined by CatchyProposals. No mockups, no real-client data.

  1. Step

    The dashboard tells you what to do next

    Sign in and the day is already sorted: what needs your reply, what is active with buyers, and what is ready to send.

    The pipeline groups proposals into "ready to share" and "needs repair first," and every live buyer link sits one click away.

    CatchyProposals hotel dashboard for the Saltwind & Cedar Resort demonstration property: a "start a new proposal" strip with needs-your-reply, active-proposals, and ready-to-send counts above the active proposal pipeline
    Real capture — demonstration-property workspace. Method: provenance.
  2. Step

    Drop in the RFP

    Paste a planner email, or upload a Cvent RFP or Word file. As the screen itself says: it is read privately on your workspace — never sent to outside services.

    This frame shows a demonstration planner email pasted into the paste-text tab, ready for the engine to read.

    The new-proposal screen with a demonstration RFP email pasted into the PASTE TEXT tab and a "Read this text" button below it
    Real capture — demonstration-property workspace. Method: provenance.
  3. Step

    Review what the engine found

    The engine lays out what it read — room block, A/V, the night-by-night — and asks only for what the document did not say.

    You confirm the draft facts before anything moves. Missing details become a short list of questions instead of a round-trip with the planner.

    The parse-review screen: a "Here's what we found" summary of room block and audio-visual details from the pasted RFP, above a "Confirm the draft facts" form with follow-up questions
    Real capture — demonstration-property workspace. Method: provenance.
  4. Step

    Nothing ships until the hotel clears it

    The pre-send gate holds every proposal until the hotel approvals clear — rooms rate, food and beverage pricing, legal terms, service details, concessions, final publish.

    Each approval is tied to a role. Only a fully cleared proposal can mint a fresh private buyer link.

    A dashboard proposal card with the send gate expanded: hotel approvals cleared, per-role approval chips for concessions, final publish, food and beverage pricing, legal terms, rooms rate, and service details
    Real capture — demonstration-property workspace. Method: provenance.
  5. Step

    Watch the buyer engage

    Once the private buyer link is live, tracked activity lands back on your dashboard: page views, section views, and planner questions.

    The engagement shown here is real — it was recorded by the product while the seeded proposal's buyer page was opened during the capture session. A follow-up recommendation sits above the pipeline.

    The buyer-engagement panel listing tracked activity for the demonstration proposal — a page view and a section view with dates — beside the recent share drafts panel
    Real capture — demonstration-property workspace. Method: provenance.

Now see what the planner receives

The other half of the product is the proposal page itself — open the live demonstration proposal, then the matching property website built from the same brand.