Too busy to fix your bid process? That might be the clearest sign it’s time to.
Every week, bid, proposal & sales teams tell us the same thing:
“We’ve got too much on right now to look at software.”
And every time, it blows my mind.
Because the teams that don’t have time to explore automation are exactly the ones who need it most.
If your week is already full of cutting, pasting, chasing SMEs, formatting, version control, and late-night firefighting… you’re not too busy to look at software. You’re too busy not to.
Let’s be honest. Manual processes don’t just eat time. They drain energy, create duplication, and bury your best people in admin. And they do it every single week.
Here’s what most manual bid teams are losing:
And the most frustrating part?
None of that work is where your team adds the most value.
You’re not paying experienced bid writers and sales leads to click between folders and hunt for slide decks. You’re paying them to win. To influence. To shape strategy and tell your story.
The shift is already happening.
The teams winning more work right now aren’t working harder. They’re working smarter.
They’re not replacing people with AI — they’re using AI to remove the drag:
They’re not just saving time. They’re raising quality. Because the space automation creates gets filled with better thinking, better writing, and better strategy.
It’s: How much longer can we afford not to?
Because while you’re firefighting, your competitors are streamlining.
While you’re debating if it’s the right time to explore new tools, someone else is already responding to the same tender faster, cleaner, and more convincingly… with AI doing the heavy lifting behind the scenes.
The real cost isn’t in the software.
It’s in every hour spent repeating what you’ve done before.
Every bid that could have been better.
Every deal lost to someone better prepared.
At Answertree, we’ve helped teams:
And it doesn’t take six months to get there. It starts with a conversation.
If you’re too busy to explore this now… that’s exactly why you should.
