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    Publishing Proposals + Generating URLs

    This article will show you how to publish proposal and how to generate a proposal URL

    Reapit ProposalsUpdated 2025-10-03

    1. Once you have published the proposal, you will be re-directed to a new page, generating a unique url for the Proposal.

    2. Copy the unique URL from your internet browser.

    1. You can now paste the link and send the proposal URL via email or sms.

    2. To re-send a previously published proposal to a client, navigate to Live Link on the top right-hand side of the published proposal.

    Note: You can now re-send your proposal URL via email or sms.

    • After publishing the proposal, you will receive notification via email when the client has viewed the proposal and when the proposal has been accepted.
    • If the proposal was created via the appraisal listing in Reapit Sales, a note is also created against the contact of the appraisal, the appraisal listing, along with the URL of the proposal when it is Published, Viewed and Accepted.
    • To view the client's interaction with the proposal, review these articles: Proposal Follow Up
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