For Consultants & Partners
Implement in days. Hand off clean. Keep the margin.
Readable templates your client's admin can maintain after you leave. Pricing you can put in the SOW without a vendor call. And when something does come up, answers from the founder in hours, not a three-week ticket queue your client blames you for.
You quoted two days. The incumbent took a week. The client billed the difference to your reputation.
The implementation needed skills the product brief never mentioned: “often requires SOQL queries and developer-level skills” (G2 review, Conga, 2025). Support tickets that bounce “well over 3 weeks” (G2 review, Conga, 2025). And you couldn’t even put the software cost in the SOW, because the vendor’s pricing lives behind a sales call.
Worst of all: six months after go-live, the client’s admin can’t touch the templates you built, so every label change is a change order they resent paying for. You didn’t hand off a system. You handed off a dependency on you.
The implementation that ends.
Days, not weeks
No query-language prerequisite, no developer staffing line in the project plan, no support-ticket float in your timeline. Install, build templates the admin can read over your shoulder, validate, hand off.
A SOW you can actually write
LinePDF's price is on the pricing page. Quote the software line the day you scope it: no vendor call, no pricing pending, no awkward true-up after kickoff.
A handoff that holds
Templates are readable; your client's admin maintains them after you leave, which makes your next project with them a new project, not unpaid maintenance.
The kickoff-call party trick that used to be a billable week.
Here’s the client’s logo and brand blue. Update the invoice template branding.
Logo received. Extracted the palette: primary #0E3A5F, accent #E8A33D. Patched the template theme: header band, table rules, totals block. Here’s a rendered sample quote.
…that’s it?
Rebranding every template was a line item. Now it’s the moment the client decides you were the right hire.
The Template Studio topic ships with the listing; the readable-template format it depends on is live in the package today.
The receipts
- 01The SOQL-skills and 3-week-ticket verbatims are dated G2 reviews of Conga Composer, linked, not paraphrased.
- 02Reviewers consistently describe five-figure Conga contracts; Conga doesn’t publish pricing. LinePDF’s is flat, per org, and public.
- 03The partner program is early and shaped with founding partners directly: email hello@shareco.ca and you talk to the person who wrote the code, not a channel team.
Run the rebrand demo in your own kickoffs.
Email the founder, get a sandbox walkthrough, and put a real software number in your next SOW.
Free tier: unlimited documents, 3 templates, full line-item engine. No card, no minimums, no sales call. AppExchange listing in security review.