Generating proposal sites 🚀
In Amplifi-Qx Hub, a proposal starts as a draft in the Hub. When it’s ready, you generate a proposal site — a customer-ready website deployed to a unique URL.
Before you generate​
Make sure the proposal details are accurate, especially:
- Project name (customer-facing)
- Recommendation details
- Networks + hardware
- Pricing breakdown
- Lead time, payment terms, and quote expiry
- Optional media (intro video, PDF link, system design SVG)
Incomplete proposal warning​
If important (but non-critical) items are missing, you’ll see an Incomplete Proposal warning showing what’s missing.

You can still proceed, but it’s recommended you complete the missing items where possible.
Configure site access​
When generating a site, you’ll set:
1) Subdomain​
Each proposal site needs a unique subdomain.
- URL format:
https://<subdomain>.proposals.amplifiqx.uk - Allowed: lowercase letters, numbers, hyphens

2) Email access domains​
Proposal sites are not fully public.
Viewers must enter an email address, and access is limited to approved email domain(s).
- Example:
@testcompany.com - You can add multiple domains (e.g. client + partner) to allow access.
What happens during generation​
Generation typically takes 2–3 minutes. You’ll see progress as the system:
- checks subdomain availability
- pulls marketing/static content from Directus (marketing-managed)
- pulls proposal-specific data from Amplifi-Qx API (pricing, lead time, etc.)
- builds and deploys the proposal website

A generated proposal site is a snapshot. Changes made later in the Hub or Directus won’t affect the already-generated site. To update a live proposal, you must rebuild the site.
After generation​
When generation completes, you’ll get:
- the live proposal URL
- a View Proposal Site button

Testing (without distorting analytics)​
Before sending to the customer, test the proposal site.
Use:
proposals@amplifi-qx.com
Avoid:
- any email on the customer’s allowed domain (it will show as a customer view)
Mark as sent​
Generating a proposal site does not mean it’s been sent.
Once you’re happy, click Mark as Sent to:
- change the proposal status
- make it visible in the Amplifi-Qx customer portal

Rebuild site (to update a sent proposal)​
If a proposal has been marked as sent, it can’t be edited until you rebuild.
Click Rebuild Site to:
- remove the current site from Netlify
- make the proposal URL temporarily inaccessible
- return the proposal to Draft so you can edit it

This action can’t be undone. You can reuse the subdomain later, but you must generate a new site to share the proposal again.
Next: Creating proposals →