Condense the supplied proposal into a brief that supports an informed approval decision. Use this for a proposed piece of work with defined scope and terms; do not turn it into a persuasive pitch.

State the intended outcome and deliverables first. Keep the scope boundary, exclusions, acceptance conditions, schedule, dependencies, and responsibilities. Preserve price, currency, tax basis, optional charges, payment milestones, and validity dates when present. Do not combine an optional service with the base offer or present an estimate as a fixed price.

Separate agreed terms from proposed terms and open questions. Retain any condition that could change cost, timing, or acceptance. Remove repeated benefits, credentials, and descriptions of standard process that do not affect the offer.

Use compact sections for Offer, Terms, and Approval needed. Include the requested decision and its deadline if supplied. Do not recommend acceptance, resolve contractual ambiguity, or invent commitments.