There is a wide spectrum of sales proposal software on the market today. On the light end you have sales proposal software which are essentially a container for all of the class rules and tools that you might want to include when you send out a proposal. Most of them are built for simple use cases and smaller customers. On the other end are heavy, legacy systems which are difficult to configure and take months to implement.   DealHub’s Revenue Hub is different. It has a full stack of robust tools, yet it’s easy to use and easy to configure. The majority of sales proposal solutions are used for one function and require add-ons to complete an organization’s full sales proposal needs. For example, you would need to add on software for CPQ and Contract Management. Every time you’re adding additional external software into your sales proposal platform, you then have a blind spot in the data reflecting the buyer engagement at each stage.   So, the advantages of DealHub’s unified Revenue Hub are twofold.   1. There are no blind spots in your data story. You have one journey with 100% visibility. 2. Cost savings are significant when you consolidate your sales stack and purchase one tool that does it all. When you’re adding all of these additional software on top of your proposal platform, the total cost of ownership becomes much more than the initial outlay. When purchasing one solution, there is one price, one cohesive journey, and one workflow for your sales team, which is by far a more cost-effective, productive, and scalable way to implement a software solution.   DealHub’s unified Revenue Hub provides additional value in its visualization, user interface, and streamlined functionality. Within the Hub is our DealRoom, a sales proposal micro-website which brings all the functionality of the sales proposal software together into one streamlined experience for the buyer.   As opposed to heavy legacy systems which require months to implement, DealHub is easy to use and requires no coding. The DealRoom could be up within a couple of days and the CPQ would be fully implemented in less than a month.