Use Case #23: Voice to Proposal
Converting informal voice notes into polished client proposals.
William Welsh
Author
Use Case #23: Voice to Proposal
I had a discovery call at 2pm. By 4pm they wanted a proposal. I was driving to another meeting.
So I recorded my thoughts on the drive.
The Voice Note
8 minutes of rambling: project scope thoughts, rough timeline estimates, team composition, technology choices, risk factors, pricing considerations. Not structured. Not polished. Stream of consciousness.
The Transformation
Claude processed the transcription: extracted scope items, organized into phases, added missing sections (assumptions, exclusions, payment terms), formatted professionally, priced each phase based on my rough estimates.
The Output
A 12-page proposal including executive summary, detailed scope, timeline with milestones, team and responsibilities, technology stack, pricing breakdown, terms and conditions, and next steps.
The Reaction
Client: "This is the most thorough proposal we've received."
They didn't know it started as car rambling.
The Win
$45,000 contract. 6-month engagement. Started the following week.
Why This Works
Voice capture is fast. You can articulate complex ideas while doing other things. The bottleneck is transformation - making rambles presentable.
Claude removes that bottleneck. Your ideas, professionally packaged.
This proposal won the EDF-Pro contract, November 2025.
William Welsh
Building AI-powered systems and sharing what I learn along the way. Founder at Tech Integration Labs.
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