Choose a Preset for Your Proposal
### Scanifly Proposal Tool
* Building a Proposal
* Choose a Preset for Your Proposal
##### Building a Proposal
### Choose a Preset for Your Proposal
#### Pick the preset that controls which editor sections you see and which defaults load into your proposal.
A preset is a saved bundle of settings. Choosing one is the fastest way to change how much of the editor you have to deal with.
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##### 1. Open Choose Preset
In the top right of the editor, click **Choose Preset**, then select the preset you want.
[Image: Screenshot of the editor with the Choose Preset control in the top right highlighted]
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##### 2. Understand What Changes
A preset controls which editor sections appear and which defaults load.
* **Simple** shows a handful of inputs.
* **Advanced** adds equipment, adders, and import adders.
* **Roofing** swaps in non-solar components, which live in the Balance of System section.
[Image: Side-by-side screenshot of the editor under the Simple preset and the Advanced preset, showing the difference in visible sections]
[Image: GIF showing a preset being switched and the editor sections changing]
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##### 3. Know That Your Choice Is Remembered
Your preset choice is remembered per design. Next time you build from that design, the same preset loads by default.
[Image: Screenshot of the editor showing the previously used preset already selected for a design]
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For more information on Presets: How Settings Are Grouped and Saved, please see this support article: [link placeholder].
For more information on Control What Your Team Sees: Section and Line Item Visibility, please see this support article: [link placeholder].
For more information on The Proposal Editor: What Each Section Does, please see this support article: [link placeholder].
If you have any questions or need further assistance, please reach out to our chat support or email hello@scanifly.com.
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## Draft Notes
*Not part of the published article.*
**Screenshot/GIF capture list:**
1. [Image: Screenshot of the editor with the Choose Preset control in the top right highlighted]
2. [Image: Side-by-side screenshot of the editor under the Simple preset and the Advanced preset, showing the difference in visible sections]
3. [Image: GIF showing a preset being switched and the editor sections changing]
4. [Image: Screenshot of the editor showing the previously used preset already selected for a design]
**Needs clarification:**
- [NEEDS CLARIFICATION: are Simple, Advanced, and Roofing actual shipped preset names, or were they examples built in the demo account? The outline names all three, but D2 says presets are created by your admin, which implies the presets a reader sees are whatever their company built. If they are demo-only names, step 2 should be reframed as "your presets may include something like..."]
**Suggested cross-references:**
- B1 (Create a New Proposal from a Design) should link here as the next step.
- B3 (The Proposal Editor) should link here, since the preset determines which sections in that list appear.
- B8 and B9 should link here, because a missing section is almost always a preset setting.
- D2 (Presets) and D4 (Section and Line Item Visibility) are the admin-side counterparts.
**Writer notes:**
- The outline lists the preset examples in the video's own words. The Roofing detail about Balance of System is included because the video showed shingles and flashing there specifically, and a reader on a Roofing preset who cannot find their components will look for exactly that sentence.
- The GIF listed here matches the plan's high-value GIF list (preset switch, Simple vs Advanced).
* Building a Proposal
* Choose a Preset for Your Proposal
##### Building a Proposal
### Choose a Preset for Your Proposal
#### Pick the preset that controls which editor sections you see and which defaults load into your proposal.
A preset is a saved bundle of settings. Choosing one is the fastest way to change how much of the editor you have to deal with.
---
##### 1. Open Choose Preset
In the top right of the editor, click **Choose Preset**, then select the preset you want.
[Image: Screenshot of the editor with the Choose Preset control in the top right highlighted]
---
##### 2. Understand What Changes
A preset controls which editor sections appear and which defaults load.
* **Simple** shows a handful of inputs.
* **Advanced** adds equipment, adders, and import adders.
* **Roofing** swaps in non-solar components, which live in the Balance of System section.
[Image: Side-by-side screenshot of the editor under the Simple preset and the Advanced preset, showing the difference in visible sections]
[Image: GIF showing a preset being switched and the editor sections changing]
---
##### 3. Know That Your Choice Is Remembered
Your preset choice is remembered per design. Next time you build from that design, the same preset loads by default.
[Image: Screenshot of the editor showing the previously used preset already selected for a design]
---
For more information on Presets: How Settings Are Grouped and Saved, please see this support article: [link placeholder].
For more information on Control What Your Team Sees: Section and Line Item Visibility, please see this support article: [link placeholder].
For more information on The Proposal Editor: What Each Section Does, please see this support article: [link placeholder].
If you have any questions or need further assistance, please reach out to our chat support or email hello@scanifly.com.
---
## Draft Notes
*Not part of the published article.*
**Screenshot/GIF capture list:**
1. [Image: Screenshot of the editor with the Choose Preset control in the top right highlighted]
2. [Image: Side-by-side screenshot of the editor under the Simple preset and the Advanced preset, showing the difference in visible sections]
3. [Image: GIF showing a preset being switched and the editor sections changing]
4. [Image: Screenshot of the editor showing the previously used preset already selected for a design]
**Needs clarification:**
- [NEEDS CLARIFICATION: are Simple, Advanced, and Roofing actual shipped preset names, or were they examples built in the demo account? The outline names all three, but D2 says presets are created by your admin, which implies the presets a reader sees are whatever their company built. If they are demo-only names, step 2 should be reframed as "your presets may include something like..."]
**Suggested cross-references:**
- B1 (Create a New Proposal from a Design) should link here as the next step.
- B3 (The Proposal Editor) should link here, since the preset determines which sections in that list appear.
- B8 and B9 should link here, because a missing section is almost always a preset setting.
- D2 (Presets) and D4 (Section and Line Item Visibility) are the admin-side counterparts.
**Writer notes:**
- The outline lists the preset examples in the video's own words. The Roofing detail about Balance of System is included because the video showed shingles and flashing there specifically, and a reader on a Roofing preset who cannot find their components will look for exactly that sentence.
- The GIF listed here matches the plan's high-value GIF list (preset switch, Simple vs Advanced).