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Entering A Proposal

This guide outlines the step-by-step process for adding new deals and entering proposals using various features and interface options.

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Ways to Add a New Deal

There are multiple entry points within the system to initiate a new deal:

  • Property (Stacking Plan/Floor Plan)

  • Spaces Page

  • Tenants Page

  • Top Menu Bar: Use the + Add button and select either “New Deal” or “Existing Deal.”

Once a deal is initiated, you can proceed with proposal creation either during deal setup or afterward. When setting up a relocation deal, it is crucial to select the correct options to include proposal terms.


Entering a Proposal

Option 1: During Deal Creation

To create a proposal while setting up the deal:

  • Click the Add Proposal drop-down within the deal creation pop-up.

Option 2: After Saving a Deal

If a proposal wasn't created initially:

  1. Re-enter the deal screen.

  2. Navigate to the Proposals tab (left sidebar).

  3. Click Add Proposal.

Note: Ensure a property is linked to the deal before creating a proposal. This includes all deal types, especially relocation deals. Use Deal Details (right side of the screen) to add one if needed.


Filling Out the New Proposal

On the New Proposal screen, complete the following sections. Required fields are marked with an asterisk (*); some fields auto-populate from the deal economics.

General Information

  • Proposal Name: e.g., "First Offer"

  • Proposed By: Select either Landlord or Tenant

  • Lease Type: Mandatory; configured via Voyager's Company Settings

  • Space: Use the lookup filter; square footage auto-fills but can be edited


Lease Term

  • Start Date: Lease commencement date

  • Term: Duration in months

  • End Date: Auto-calculated

  • Move-In Date: Tenant’s move-in date

  • Termination Month: Specify if applicable


Rent Schedule

Starting Rent

  • Base Rent: Choose from formats like $/SF/YR, $/SF/MO, $/YR, or $/MO

Rent Escalation

  • Choose increment type: Percentage (%), $/SF, or Flat Amount

  • To add steps:

    • Click Add Step

    • Specify Step Month, Increase, Type, and Increase Frequency

Custom Rent Steps

  • For non-standard schedules, check Custom to use a table entry format

Free Rent Schedule

  • Start Month: When the free rent begins

  • Length: Number of months

  • Percent: 0–100% of base rent

  • Type: Applicable to:

    • Rent only (Base Rent)

    • Rent + Expenses

    • Expenses only


Expenses

  • Operating expenses vary by Lease Type and can be entered accordingly


Commissions

  • Commissions for Landlord/Tenant can be defined using:

    • Percent (%)

    • $/SF

    • Flat Amount

To manage varying commissions over time, define presets in Company Settings.

  • Use Advanced Commission to apply presets

  • Click Show Detail to view/edit preset configurations


Saving and Managing Proposals

Click Save to finalize the proposal. The system will display a summary of the deal terms and economics.

Post-Creation Actions

  1. Edit Proposal: Click the proposal name

  2. Create Counter Proposal: Preserves original and enables modifications

  3. Change Status: Trigger approval processes based on pre-set conditions


Options and Clauses

Use the Options and Clauses tabs within the proposal screen to add or edit relevant legal or operational terms.


Creating a Counter Proposal

To adjust a previously entered proposal while retaining original data:

  1. Click Create Counter Proposal

  2. Modify fields as needed

  3. Click Save to set it as the new Active proposal (marked with a green check)


Requesting Proposal Approval

  1. Go to the Deals Dashboard

  2. Click the Tenant Name to access the deal

  3. Navigate to the Proposals tab

  4. Click the Thumbs-Up icon next to the relevant proposal

A prompt appears with an Approvals Required box. Click:

  • Request to initiate approval

  • Remind to resend an approval email

Tip: Automatic follow-up reminders can be set in Company Settings.

Confirmation of the request will appear at the top of the screen.

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