The buyer sees the solution
Your equipment, in their footprint, at scale. Clearances, flow and access are obvious rather than described in a paragraph.
Visual sales proposals
Visual sales proposals that sell the layout, not the paperwork
Liveline turns an industrial quote into an interactive 3D scene your customer can explore — equipment in their own plant, a guided walkthrough, and the bill of assets attached. Built by sales in minutes, shared as a single link.
No CAD skills required · Works in any browser · Your models, your branding
Why visual beats a written quote
Minutes, not days
Import the floor plan, drag in assets, generate the walkthrough. A first proposal typically takes under 30 minutes.
One version for the committee
Plant, maintenance, operations and finance all open the same link — no more chasing which PDF revision someone reviewed.
Quote and visual stay in sync
The bill of assets is generated from the layout, so a scope change updates both the scene and the commercial document.
Share with a single link
Opens in any browser on desktop, tablet and mobile. No plugin, no viewer account, no file size limits.
Engineering hours back
Pre-sales stops redrawing layouts for opportunities that never close and reviews only what sales already validated.
How a visual proposal comes together
01
Import the floor plan
DWG, DXF or PDF — or start from a blank footprint.
02
Build the layout
Drag equipment from the library or your own CAD models.
03
Add the story
Annotate machines, generate the walkthrough, attach the bill of assets.
04
Share and follow up
Send one link; the buyer explores it whenever they need to.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a visual sales proposal?
- A visual sales proposal replaces text-and-table documents with imagery the buyer can explore: a 3D layout of the solution, annotated equipment, a walkthrough, and the investment summary in one shareable link. The buyer understands the scope visually before reading a single specification line.
- How is a visual proposal different from a PDF quote?
- A PDF is static, versioned by email, and read by one person at a time. A visual proposal is a live link: it always shows the current layout and pricing, it works on any device without installation, and every stakeholder in the buying committee reviews the same version.
- Do visual sales proposals actually improve win rates?
- Teams using Liveline report shorter clarification cycles because layout questions are answered in the proposal itself. We publish customer outcomes as named success stories rather than generic averages — ask for the ones relevant to your industry during a demo.
- Who builds the proposal — sales or engineering?
- Sales and applications engineers build them directly. The drag-and-drop builder needs no CAD experience, and engineering reviews the finished layout instead of drawing it from scratch.
- Can I use our own equipment models and branding?
- Yes. Import your CAD models into a private organization library, reuse them across proposals, and present the proposal under your own branding.
Build your first visual proposal with us
Bring a live opportunity to a 30-minute session. You leave with a shareable proposal — not a slide deck about one.