Jump to any section of a proposal with Document Outline ðŸ§
Shared by Mitt • Navigate long proposal drafts by heading, so you can find and continue working on the right section without losing your place.
Hey there! We've added Document Outline to Word documents in the Proposal Writer. See your headings at a glance and jump directly to the section you want, so you can keep your focus on the proposal instead of searching through pages.
What's New
Document Outline is a pane that lists the headings in your draft, with subheadings nested under their parent sections. It highlights where you are in the document and gives you a direct path to any section.
How It Works
- Open any Word document in a Proposal Writer workspace and select the round outline button at the top-left of the page.
- Browse the outline to see headings and their nested sections.
- Select a heading to jump to it. Your cursor lands on that heading, ready for you to continue writing.
- Type in the filter box at the top of the pane to narrow a long outline to the section you need.
- Keep working as usual: the outline updates when the document changes, whether a section was written by the agent or you applied a heading style from the toolbar.
Why It Matters
Proposal volumes can grow long, and finding one section by scrolling interrupts the work you are doing. With a clear map of your draft and a quick way to move around, you can get back to the right section and keep making progress. This is especially useful when a draft includes many levels of headings or when new sections are added as the proposal develops. Instead of remembering where a topic sits, you can scan the outline, filter for its name, and return to the exact place where you want to work.
Get Started
Open a Word document in any Proposal Writer workspace and select the outline button at the top-left of the page to see its headings.
Happy writing! ðŸ§