Start a document
Create a document and pick the type
Proposal, scope of work, contract, invoice and so on — each type carries its own structure and judgment about what a good version contains.
Describe the client and the work
Plain language is fine. Tell Waxe who it's for, what you'll deliver, and any commercials you already know.
Or point Waxe at a source
Paste a brief, an email, or your own notes and Waxe will read them instead of starting from a blank prompt.
Waxe plans and drafts
Waxe works out the scope, breaks it into priced workstreams, writes the copy and lays the whole thing out — already wearing your brand. Where your brief is thin, Waxe infers sensible deliverables, phases and pricing for your industry rather than leaving gaps for you to fill.
Review in a real editor
You see the finished document exactly as the client will, page by page. Edit anything two ways:
- Type directly on the page to fix wording, numbers or details.
- Tell Waxe what to change — “make the timeline four weeks,” “drop the third tier,” “add a payment-terms section.”
Learn the editing tools in The editor at a glance.
Approve, send and track
When it's right, route it for internal sign-off if you need to, send it from your own domain, and watch when the client opens and reads it. Won the work? Turn the proposal into a scope, a contract and invoices — each reusing what Waxe already knows about the deal.