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by hagbardgroup 4443 days ago
Weird. I was looking for something just like this earlier today, and got frustrated because the only thing halfway decent I could find were some documents from RocketLawyer.

My only comment would be that my honest thought is that I would sign up for a month, pirate your questionnaires, and turn them into my own documents, but if the service is good enough I would probably not bother.
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osmosissupport 4443 days ago
Yeah, fair enough. A bunch of the questionnaires are available publically (see the footer of the site) because it shows off the product and has some SEO value - they all have download links to get Office files with the data.

The value of the product is as a CRM tool for people setting up small to medium size projects (vs $X0 million projects where would have you fill out an RFI for the customer, which is essentially the opposite of this)

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hagbardgroup 4443 days ago
Yes, I noticed that after my original comment and liked it a lot.

In my head (before I've used it) I'm thinking that I could edit these to match the client and what I think their knowledge level is.

Another pain point for me is getting stuck in extremely long conversations in person, over phone, or email before a proposal goes through when I'm trying to do an analysis of the customer's needs. Something that would keep me on track could help me close sales faster, so I like the idea a lot. More interesting than most of the SaaS things I've seen in this space.

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