Microsoft Dynamics 365 is an enterprise CRM and ERP suite. Dynamics 365 Sales manages accounts, contacts, opportunities, quotes and forecasting, and sits inside the wider Microsoft estate alongside Teams, Outlook and SharePoint.
Organisations running Dynamics tend to sell into regulated, procurement-heavy markets where documents carry real weight. Tenders, RFP responses and formal proposals are contractual artefacts. But Dynamics records the opportunity while the document that decides it is produced somewhere else entirely, usually in Word, usually by hand.
Account, contact, product and pricing detail is retyped into every document.
Tender responses have mandated structures that generic templates do not handle.
Regulated sectors generate more formal responses than a bid team can write manually.
Compliance-cleared answers get rewritten instead of reused, which reintroduces risk.
The opportunity is updated, the draft response is not.
Dynamics reports pipeline stage, not how long the written response takes to produce.
Cobl reads account, contact and opportunity records, including custom entities, and builds the document from them.
Tender and RFP responses running to hundreds of pages are the core use case, not an edge case.
Cleared answers live in a content library and feed every new response.
Documents follow the structure the buyer mandated, every time.
Teams start from a contextual draft, then focus review time on what actually varies.
Export as Word, PowerPoint or PDF.
Yes. Cobl connects to Dynamics 365 Sales so teams can generate proposals, tender and RFP responses using opportunity data.
Account, contact and opportunity records, along with custom entities and fields.
Yes. Long structured responses with mandated formats and a high proportion of repeated content are what Cobl is built for.
No. Dynamics handles quoting and pricing. Cobl produces the written document around it, including scope, methodology and RFP answers.
Yes. Cobl generates a draft. Review and approval stay with your team.