Candidate
Apply from a role page with an existing profile or a one-off resume.
From raw requirements to a branded proposal — scoped, estimated, and priced by AI on your own rate card.
Try it — change a complexity value, hit Recalculate, and watch the estimate move.

Dashboard / Projects / Launchpad Careers / Scope Details
Created Aug 12, 2024
Reading requirements, breaking down the work, estimating effort, formatting a doc — a real scope runs close to a week. That's a week not spent on delivery.
Every estimate looks different. Rates drift. Scope gets fuzzy. By delivery, the numbers don't match the work.
Clients don't wait. While you're still scoping, someone else has already sent a polished proposal and won.
Most tools help you format a doc. Prophic does the thinking first — scope, effort, pricing, structure — then hands you a client-ready output.
It's the system your pre-sales process has been running without.

Dashboard / Projects / Launchpad Careers / Scope Details
Created Aug 12, 2024
Launchpad Careers needs a two-sided careers site for remote sales roles in insurance, Medicare, and financial services. The brief is lead generation, a simpler apply path for candidates, and a brand that reads as a remote-work specialist.
V1 should stand up candidate and employer accounts separately, get a usable resume into search, and let employers post and shortlist. Matching scores and native apps wait.
Stakeholders & roles
Project management
Candidate
Apply from a role page with an existing profile or a one-off resume.
Employer
Post a role and shortlist applicants without leaving the pipeline.
Admin
Take down a listing and feature a company from one queue.
Staff
See application status move from submitted to interview.
Constraints
System Design
What stack should the public site and dashboards use?
Provide details...
How is resume parse handled, and what is the fallback?
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Where do application status emails originate?
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How are employer and candidate permissions isolated?
Provide details...
Client email, spec doc, bullet list — anything works. Prophic reads it as-is.


Modules, tasks, effort by role, timeline, total cost — pulled from your own configured rates, not a generic estimate. Every number traces back to a role and a rate you set. Nothing is invented.


A branded PDF with scope, timeline, and pricing. Clean enough to send directly. Done.

Paste requirements. Get a full scope — functional spec, work breakdown, module breakdown, and a client-facing summary. The kind of doc that used to take half a day.
Configure your service roles and rates once. Every quote after that is consistent — effort by role, cost by module, delivery timeline included. Under 5 minutes.
Build a template around your scope structure, pricing logic, and brand. Reuse it across every project. Export as PDF. Done.