Proposals & projects, connected

From proposals
to completed
projects.

Prepare RFPs and responses, organise project work, and track delivery evidence in one workspace—with AI assistance and human review.

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CONNECTED DELIVERYSynthetic example
01 / AGREED OUTCOME

A better onboarding guide.

Give the service team a clear, reviewed guide for new customers.

02 / WORK

Draft the guide

Task completed
03 / EVIDENCE

Reviewed guide

Ready for a decision

04 / DELIVERABLE

Onboarding guide

Awaiting acceptance

Completed work and accepted outcomes are different. Keep both in view.

Three ways to begin

Start where your work starts.

A supplier proposal, a buying decision or a small project. Each has its own path.

01

For organisations responding to opportunities

Respond to an RFP

Bring requirements, source material and response drafts together. Use AI assistance to prepare a draft, then check the evidence and refine what you will commit to.

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02

For buyers and project sponsors

Evaluate suppliers

Prepare RFP content, organise vendor evidence and prices, and compare responses against recorded criteria. Keep the evaluation and its rationale available for review.

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03

For project leads and small teams

Deliver a project

Start a project directly, assign work and follow progress on a task board. Track deliverables, due dates and acceptance evidence in the project dashboard.

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A shared delivery record

Keep the reason
behind the work.

Requirements explain what matters. Tasks show who is doing the work. Evidence supports the acceptance decision.

Creyvia brings these records into one workspace so teams can follow the work beyond a proposal or a status update.

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Built for review

AI assistance.
People accountable.

Draft with assistance

Use AI where it helps prepare content. Verify the result before relying on it.

See what is known

Follow recorded requirements, due dates and evidence. Missing information is not proof that work is on track.

Control project access

Project roles govern who can view, contribute and manage access.

Read about controls and availability

Your next step

Bring one proposal.
Or one project.

Tell us where your team needs a clearer path from requirement to result.

Discuss early access