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When to use it
- Turn discovery notes from a sales deal into a costed proposal.
- Standardize recommendations against a client’s industry compliance and tech requirements.
- Produce hardware standards and a security stack per client role.
- Generate a managed-services quote without hand-building line items.
The flow
Create an assessment
Start a new assessment from
/assessments/new — optionally linked to a CRM
deal so the eventual quote ties back to it.Upload discovery materials
Add the prospect’s documents (and spreadsheets, images, or audio). Text is
extracted in the background.
Analyze
Run Analyze. Nexie reads the extracted content plus the client’s industry
profile and your product catalog, and produces the Client Operations
Blueprint. The assessment moves to Reviewed.
Review and edit
Review the blueprint and adjust the recommended stack. Nothing is final until
you approve it.
What the blueprint covers
- Executive summary and a risk assessment (an overall 0–100 score plus security, infrastructure, compliance, and business-continuity sub-scores)
- Recommended product stack, hardware standards by role, software stack, and security stack
- Applicable compliance frameworks
- A management plan and service tier, scheduled operations, and a suggested contract design (term, SLAs, payment terms, escalation, exclusions)
AI and cost
Analysis uses Claude and requires your tenant’s API key (Settings → Integrations). The estimated cost of each analysis is recorded on the assessment and in your AI usage log, so spend is always attributable.Good to know
- Analysis needs at least one successfully processed document. Unsupported or image-only files may extract poorly — text-based documents give the best results.
- If an analysis returns a malformed result, the assessment reverts to Draft so you can re-run it.
- Review the recommended pricing after converting — items the AI couldn’t price fall back to your catalog price (or zero), so confirm line items before sending.
