Sales / Proposal Management Live
Requirement Change Monitor
Paste a customer message and get it checked against the requirements you are already working to — what changed, what is new, and what it does to scope you have already priced.
- Triggered by an incoming message
- ~6 credits per run
- v1.0.0
What does Requirement Change Monitor do?
Requirement Change Monitor is a production AI agent in the sales section of the Leverge agent store, built for the proposal management process. Paste a customer message and get it checked against the requirements you are already working to — what changed, what is new, and what it does to scope you have already priced. It is triggered by an incoming message, works through 3 steps and returns 4 outputs, including what this message is.
What it needs
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Requirements you are working to
The agreed requirements, RFP, or scope as it stands.
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Customer message
The message that may contain a change.
What it does
- Reading the agreed requirements
- Detecting changes
- Checking whether scope moved
What you get back
- What this message is
- Changes detected
- What this means
- Raise with the customer
After each run it asks: “Did this read the change correctly?”
When it runs
Triggered by an incoming message — Simulated customer message during a live bid.
Oversight
Runs under scoped, least-privilege credentials with every action written to an audit log. Anything that moves money, alters a contract or reaches a customer requires human approval before it executes.
Proposal Management
Other agents in proposal management
Pipeline, proposals, renewals and the CRM hygiene underneath them
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Compliant Revision Generator
Upload customer-facing text and get every claim that breaks your messaging policy rewritten — with the original and the replacement side by side so a reviewer can check each change.
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Post-Proposal Feedback Analysis
Read what customers said after seeing a proposal — won, lost, and still open — and find what the proposal itself is getting right and wrong.
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Proposal Approval Routing
Work out which reviewers a proposal actually needs, in what order, and by when — instead of sending it to everyone and waiting.
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Proposal Drafting
Draft a proposal from your approved boilerplate and the deal's own facts — with a visible marker anywhere the library has nothing to say.
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Proposal Exception Closure
Track the open exceptions on a bid — the non-compliant answers, the unanswered clarifications — and establish which are genuinely closed before submission.
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Proposal Feedback Consolidation
Upload a proposal draft and every reviewer's comments, and get one consolidated redline list with conflicts between reviewers surfaced rather than silently resolved.
Next Step
Deploy Requirement Change Monitor, or adapt it
It runs as-is against the inputs above. Most deployments diverge — a different source system, a different tolerance, a different approval path. A 30-minute technical call establishes which.