Pitches · proposals · tenders · board papers · microsites
Stop starting important work from scratch.
Give Solutions Engine a real brief. It learns how your business thinks, researches what matters and brings back a finished, on-brand piece of work you can review, change and send.
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Start with the work already on your desk
What needs to be good this week?
Client pitch
You give it a company name. It researches that company, then writes to them — not a template with their logo dropped in.
Proposal or tender
Every answer built from what you've already said before, so you stop rewriting the same three paragraphs.
Funding application
Grant or lender. Grounded in your actual numbers and your actual story, in the register the assessor expects.
Board & investor pack
The monthly update, on brand, without the Sunday night. Same engine, different register.
Internal case for change
The budget, the hire, the bet — argued properly, with the evidence attached.
Strategy page
A half-formed idea worked out on the page, in a shape you can show people on Tuesday.
Why the work gets better
Your best work should not depend on who has time that day.
The strongest pitch or proposal usually depends on the few people who know the story, can find the proof and understand what good looks like. Solutions Engine makes that standard available whenever the business needs to make its case.
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Stop explaining the business again
Teach it your offer, evidence, brand, voice and judgement once. Every new brief starts with that understanding instead of another round of copying, prompting and correcting.
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Get the whole job done
Research, structure, writing, design and critique happen together. You receive a coherent piece of work—not a plausible first draft that still needs hours of assembly.
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Let the team improve it safely
Everyone can use the same approved company knowledge without one person’s preference becoming company truth. Feedback can improve the next job, but shared learning stays reviewed and controlled.
Who's using it
Anyone who has to keep making the case.
Different work, same problem: every pitch, proposal and presentation starts from a blank page, and nothing learns from the last one. This one does. The engine takes on your business once, then gets sharper at it every time you use it.
- Agencies
New-business pitches that feel like the agency, not the template — and get sharper with every win.
- Consultants
Scope docs, POVs and proposals grounded in your firm's thinking, not generic AI prose.
- Sales & pre-sales
Prospect-specific pitches that don't restart from zero every Monday — and that sound like your company.
- Professional services
Capability pitches, panel submissions and credentials in your firm's voice — for law, accounting, architecture, advisory.
- Founders & execs
Investor updates, board memos, partner pitches — written on a Sunday lunch instead of a Sunday night.
- Internal teams
Cases for change, budget bets and product memos — argued properly, on brand, by someone who knows your stack.
Not on the list? If your job involves repeatedly making the case for what your business does — it's for you too.
How it works
From what you know to something you can use.
Setup is free. Once it understands the business, your team can start with the job at hand instead of rebuilding the context behind it.
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Let it learn the business
Point it at your website and give it the material you already trust. It learns what you sell, how you speak and how your work should look.
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Give it something real
A prospect name. A tender. A meeting on Thursday. A board update due tomorrow. Brief it as you would a capable colleague.
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Review finished work
It researches, writes, designs and checks the result before it reaches you. Change what needs changing, then share, present or export it.
Try it with the piece of work you already need to finish.
The difference you will notice
AI can help you write. This helps your business deliver.
Keep the assistants you already use. Solutions Engine is for the bigger job: understanding the brief, finding the evidence, making the argument, applying the brand and returning work worth reviewing.
Office copilots
Excellent at helping inside Word, PowerPoint, Docs and Slides. Their strength is proximity to the file you already have open.
The gap — You still have to gather the facts, shape the argument, apply the brand and finish the work.
Chat assistants
Excellent for thinking, research and first drafts. Projects and instructions can hold useful context for an individual.
The gap — The useful conversation still has to become a credible, reviewed piece of work.
AI slide makers
Excellent for turning an outline into attractive slides quickly. They solve the visible last mile well.
The gap — They do not know which claims your business can make, what your team has learned or what must stay consistent.
One engine, many formats
Same brand memory, same research, same voice — rendered in whatever shape the moment needs. Change the format without starting again.
Straight answers
The questions everyone asks.
“Can't I just do this in ChatGPT?”
For one document, perhaps. Across a team and fifty outputs, you still need to govern the knowledge, brand, review and history around the writing.
“Will it sound like AI?”
It sounds like whatever you taught it. It learns your phrasing from your own material, and it holds a list of words you never use.
“I already have a prompt library.”
Then you already know the maintenance cost. This turns those instructions into knowledge, doctrine and brand objects your whole team shares — versioned, and applied automatically.
“What if it gets it wrong?”
You tell it, in one line. It fixes the document and can propose the lesson for reviewed company memory. Nothing should silently rewrite the rules.
A note from the workshop
"Scale the thinking of your best colleague — not the documents they happen to send."
— the reason this thing exists
Built independently, built seriously
I built this independently after years watching good businesses lose time and opportunities because their knowledge lived in one place, their best judgement in another, and every important output started again from a blank page.
I built it for the moment when the work matters but the right people are already busy. Early customers get direct access to the person building it, and their criticism changes the product quickly.
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