Do you have any doubts? Here are the answers
We have gathered the most frequently asked questions about how Qubu works to help you solve any question quickly. From how to create a quote to how to manage your contracts or sales teams. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, you can always write to us. We are here to help you.
Yes. Absolutely. Qubu offers built-in automatic translation into multiple languages, making it easy to present your training programs to international clients, multinational companies, or European initiatives. Every translated proposal retains your layout and structure, helping you communicate with global clarity and professionalism.
Yes. To build a complete marketing proposal, divide your content by channel, strategy, or campaign phase. For example, start with an executive summary, followed by sections for SEO strategy, social media campaigns, PPC management, branding work, and reporting. Each section should outline goals, activities, timelines, and pricing. With Qubu, this process becomes more intuitive, enabling you to drag, drop, and customize sections easily, while maintaining a professional look that helps your client see the value in every element of your offer.
A service presentation is a visual document, typically in slide format, used to showcase the services of a professional or company. Its purpose is to communicate value, stand out from competitors, and help clients make informed decisions.
A comprehensive social media proposal template should include:
Contact information of both parties
Executive summary or project overview
Detailed list of services (content creation, scheduling, monitoring, etc.)
Platform-specific strategies and deliverables
Pricing breakdown (per service, monthly retainer, or custom packages)
Timeline and contract duration
Terms of payment and revision policies
Legal clauses and a space for digital signature
By using a structured template, you maintain a consistent brand image while ensuring that no essential detail is left out.
Contact information of both parties
Executive summary or project overview
Detailed list of services (content creation, scheduling, monitoring, etc.)
Platform-specific strategies and deliverables
Pricing breakdown (per service, monthly retainer, or custom packages)
Timeline and contract duration
Terms of payment and revision policies
Legal clauses and a space for digital signature
By using a structured template, you maintain a consistent brand image while ensuring that no essential detail is left out.
Yes, it’s strongly recommended. Including a service agreement or contract ensures legal protection and professional transparency. The contract should outline:
Scope and limitations of services
Payment terms and schedules
Confidentiality clauses
Intellectual property rights
Termination conditions and dispute resolution
With Qubu, you can attach a legally binding digital contract directly to each proposal, allowing clients to sign electronically—saving time and ensuring security.
Scope and limitations of services
Payment terms and schedules
Confidentiality clauses
Intellectual property rights
Termination conditions and dispute resolution
With Qubu, you can attach a legally binding digital contract directly to each proposal, allowing clients to sign electronically—saving time and ensuring security.
A contract with a digital signature is a legally binding document that can be signed electronically, without the need for printing, scanning, or physical delivery. It provides the same legal protection as a handwritten signature, but with the added advantages of speed, traceability, and convenience. With Qubu, you can attach service contracts directly to your quotes, allowing clients to review and sign from any device, streamlining the approval process and ensuring legal validity at every step.
