What your client actually receives. Wantly sends your offer as a personal, interactive online proposal, not a static PDF. Your client opens it on any device, reviews and selects the products you offer, asks questions, and approves, signs, and pays, all in one place.
30-minute demo on your own offer. We set the whole system up for you.
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From design-led studios to distributors whose buyers decide on mobile.
You send a flat PDF, or three, with versions, and the client downloads it, squints at it on a phone, and emails back questions. The moment that should feel effortless adds friction instead.
What a clunky client experience quietly costs you
Your client gets a personal, secure link and opens the proposal in any browser, on desktop, tablet, or phone. Nothing to download, no account to create, and it always shows the latest version, even if you update it after sending. Decision-makers open on the phone first, and it looks built for it.

Your client sees visual product cards, photos, clear pricing, and the packages or alternatives you prepared. Where you enable it, they tick the products and options they want from your list, change quantities, and the total updates instantly, so the proposal doubles as an interactive order.

Your client comments, asks questions about a specific line, and can propose a price or state a budget, all inside the proposal. No more long email threads, and you are notified the moment they do, so the context stays in one place.

Your client accepts the offer, confirms the details, and signs the way that fits your needs: a code sent by email or SMS, a hand-drawn signature, a qualified electronic signature, or your own e-signature platform connected via API. Either way, Wantly records the signer, date, version, and confirmed amount, and locks the final total.

After approval, your client pays or confirms the order without leaving the proposal. Payment runs through your own payment provider, any provider you use, which we connect for you during setup. The money flows through your processor, never through Wantly, and the final, locked amount can go straight to your ERP as an order.

Smaller things that make the experience smooth, safe, and unmistakably yours.
When a client approves, signs, or pays, the status goes to your CRM and the final order can be pushed to your ERP.
Approve, sign, and pay events flow to your CRM and ERP through our open API — the deal stage and the order move on their own.
Want the seller side? See the proposal editor, tracking and analytics, and e-signature and contracts. Or see everything Wantly does in one place.
Fewer steps between interest and signature.
No friction at review, signing, or paying.
The offer feels as good as what you sell.
Instead of approving offers through long email threads, EuroHorecana clients can review the proposal and approve individual items directly online. That makes decisions clearer and significantly reduces back-and-forth.
Clients open it on their phone and reply the same day. PDFs never did that.
No more 'which version is current?'. There is one link, always up to date.
They approve and sign in the same place. The finish line got a lot shorter.
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As a personal, secure web link. The client opens it in any browser on any device, with nothing to download and no account to create.
Review it, select the products and options you offer (where you enable it), change quantities, comment and ask questions, propose a price, and then approve, sign, and pay. The rep builds the offer and controls what is selectable; the client does not add products of their own.
No. They just open the link in a browser, on desktop, tablet, or phone.
Yes, in the way that fits you: a code by email or SMS, a hand-drawn signature, a qualified electronic signature, or your own e-signature platform via API. Wantly records the signer, date, version, and amount.
Yes. The client pays through your own payment provider (any provider, connected during setup), not through Wantly, so the funds flow through your processor. The final amount can be pushed to your ERP as an order.
No. You keep your own payment provider, any provider you use, and we connect it during setup. Wantly triggers and records the payment, but the funds flow through your processor and never sit with Wantly.