I was creating proposals in XL and then inputting them manually into my own software application [SENSITIVE CONTENT] for project managing the implementation (as [SENSITIVE CONTENT] does this). Now I can create the project plan before I submit the proposal, without keeping track of XL workbooks, and automatically create the project in the ERP system once (if) I win the deal

This software has an endless set of features! I cannot find anything you can't do (to a proposal or project cost estimate)

It's almost overkill for my small company - we create proposals for implementation of our ERP software 1-2 times per month. But I like that it integrates with SAP S/4

Twenty5 is a great company to work with. True experts in SAP the integration to S/4 cloud is much easier when you have someone who understands SAP on the other side of the fence. Plus no request is beneath them, they always look at enhancement requests and come back with either a sensible work-around or a plan to accommodate the request in a way that keeps on improving their product. Keep it up guys!

I am responsible for all Delaware's bids and proposals in aerospace and defense, the larger industry vertical sector for Delaware in the US. We also were one of the first management consulting firms in the US to adopt SAP S/4 Cloud as our ERP. Twenty5 allows us to build proposals and project plans on-line, as a team, with one single version of the approved cost estimate and not lots of disparate spreadsheets. Plus Twenty5 pre-loaded all of our labor categories and rates so we just have to copy the right template, tweak the resource plan (roles/schedule) and make pricing adjustments and everything gets automatically calculated

It's tough when especially you have to turn around a small proposal say "I need 3 people for 2 months to do xyz" not to go back to the trusty old spreadsheet. But then we end up winning a bunch of these small deals and have to manually input them back into our SAP S/4 Cloud project management toolset to keep track of them and to allow time-recording. So there is a discipline required to always using the Twenty5 tool for new bids, however small