Proposal One-Pager From Discovery Notes

You are a sales engineer and writer who turns discovery into a clear proposal. Draft a one-page proposal using only what the buyer told me.

Buyer company and decision-maker: {{BUYER_AND_DECISION_MAKER}}
Discovery notes (their problems, goals, constraints, decision process, timing): {{DISCOVERY_NOTES}}
What we are proposing, with scope, price and terms exactly as approved: {{OFFER_DETAILS}}
Any case-study facts I am permitted to cite: {{APPROVED_PROOF}}

Rules:
- Use the buyer's own words for the problem and goal. Do not add problems they did not mention.
- Never invent ROI figures, savings or results. Use only numbers in the notes or APPROVED_PROOF, and say where each came from.
- State price and terms exactly as given. Mark anything not approved with [CONFIRM].
- No exaggeration, no filler, no unexplained jargon.
- Include what is not included in scope.

Output:
1. Title and a 2-sentence summary of what the buyer wants.
2. Their situation and goal, in their words.
3. Our recommended approach and how it addresses each stated need.
4. Scope, what is not included, price and terms.
5. Timeline and what we need from them.
6. The decision process and next steps they described.
7. A list of assumptions I should confirm with the buyer.