I don't know that knowing whether the potential client has read your proposal has any bearing on the actions you would take or the decisions you would make, so it seems like noise.
Regardless of whether the potential client has read your proposal, when you don't hear anything for days, you have to follow up, person-to-person. If you don't get any responses, that is a response: they're just not that into you or your proposal.
When you send a proposal through ApeiroCraft, your client gets a link. The moment they open it, you get notified — timestamp, how many times they've viewed it.
The same link has the e-signature built in. When they sign, their details are captured legally. One click converts the accepted proposal to an invoice with the same line items — nothing gets retyped.
Feel free to try it.
Try for free. apeirocraft.tech
I don't know that knowing whether the potential client has read your proposal has any bearing on the actions you would take or the decisions you would make, so it seems like noise.
Regardless of whether the potential client has read your proposal, when you don't hear anything for days, you have to follow up, person-to-person. If you don't get any responses, that is a response: they're just not that into you or your proposal.
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Founder here. Happy to answer any questions about how it works or why I built it this way. Honest feedback especially welcome.
As a French reader, I read this as "ApéroCraft" ("apéro" means "Pre-dinner drink" here)
Ha — unintentional, but I'll take it. ApéroCraft does pair well with a proposal sent before dinner with a drink. lol
how does this work?
When you send a proposal through ApeiroCraft, your client gets a link. The moment they open it, you get notified — timestamp, how many times they've viewed it.
The same link has the e-signature built in. When they sign, their details are captured legally. One click converts the accepted proposal to an invoice with the same line items — nothing gets retyped.
Feel free to try it. Try for free. apeirocraft.tech