Overview
Conga Composer is the go-to solution for creating beautiful, accurate digital documents using pre-built or customized templates automatically populated with data from any source. Send consistent and personalized documents that elevate your brand and delight your customers.
No matter your industry, your role, or your use case, Conga Composer makes it easy to quickly generate error-free documents anywhere and automate processes everywhere. Get rid of process roadblocks, eliminate manualwork, and remove errors to accelerate business revenue.
Simply embed the ability to generate documents using data from any source for fast, compliant transactions and an elevated experience for customers. Streamline workflows and attain process optimization with the Conga Composer API.
Included is a full API certification review from our services team to ensure your APIs are embedded correctly and you can be up and running as quickly as possible with collecting the essential signatures for your business.
For custom pricing, EULA, or a private contract, please contact us at AWSmp@conga.com for a Private Offer.
Highlights
- Embed document generation anywhere your employees and customers need. Merge data into documents from any data source, from CRMs and ERPs, and even homegrown systems.
- Generate complete, accurate documents to address almost any use case in .PDF, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and HTML email formats.
- Incorporate professional, complex content such as tables, images, rich text, charts, dashboards, custom fonts, watermarks, and global currencies.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
|---|---|---|
Starter Usage | This Conga Composer Advanced Usage offering includes 5,000 document generation transactions | $6,750.00 |
Low Usage | This Conga Composer Advanced Usage offering includes 30,000 document generation transactions | $20,800.00 |
Medium Usage | This Conga Composer Advanced Usage offering includes 60,000 document generation transactions | $33,700.00 |
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Automated proposal workflows have saved hours daily and improve accuracy for every sales quote
What is our primary use case?
I primarily use Conga Composer for sales proposals and quotes. Whenever I need to auto-generate proposals using opportunity data and determine whether to include pricing discounts and product details, I use Conga Composer .
The process begins when the opportunity is ready and a sales rep is working on an opportunity in Salesforce that contains the account information, products, total value (ACV), and a stage designation of proposal, price, or quote. All this data is already stored in Salesforce . The sales rep then clicks a custom button labeled generate proposal, which is configured to trigger Conga Composer and passes the opportunity ID and related data.
Conga Composer fetches data automatically, pulling account details, opportunity details, and product line items. The system then performs template merging using a pre-built template in MS Word that includes company branding, dynamic fields, static fields, and tables for product line items. Finally, the document generation process produces a PDF or Word proposal instantly, followed by auto delivery and the e-signature process.
What is most valuable?
Conga Composer offers plenty of features, including one-click document generation, template-driven automation, and dynamic data merging.
If I had to pick one feature that makes the biggest difference day to day, it would be dynamic data merging in combination with Salesforce. This feature actually drives everything else and matters the most because it eliminates manual work completely, ensures accuracy, and enables true personalization at scale. When you have fifty proposals a day, each one should be customized.
Conga Composer has impacted our organization in a quite positive manner. We have saved a significant amount of time, closed deals faster, and improved accuracy. We can now maintain all the proposals we currently have in the system using standardized templates.
What needs improvement?
Conga Composer can be improved because it has a steep learning curve, especially for new users. Setting up templates can sometimes be complex and requires a good understanding of Salesforce data structures. As an improvement, the product should have a more beginner-friendly user interface and better guided setup or wizards. Template management can get complex, making it difficult to maintain versions and updates.
There are some other improvements that can be made, such as reducing the dependency on technical knowledge and addressing integration complexity. Integrating with tools beyond the Salesforce ecosystem can require effort. The product should have plug-and-play integration methods to make it much easier.
For how long have I used the solution?
I have been using Conga Composer for seven years.
What do I think about the stability of the solution?
In my experience, Conga Composer is stable as I have worked closely within the system. While the user interface could be more user-friendly, overall it has been a good experience.
What do I think about the scalability of the solution?
Conga Composer is built for high-volume enterprise use and is designed to handle large-scale document generation. It can be used by enterprises generating proposals, invoices, and contracts.
How are customer service and support?
We reached out to the support team a couple of times, and the issues were fixed quickly. It has been a great experience with the support team.
How was the initial setup?
Before Conga Composer, the proposal creation time was ten to fifteen minutes per document, with manual steps including copying data from Salesforce, pasting it into Word, then formatting tables and pricing. After Conga Composer, proposal generation takes only about ten to twenty seconds. The overall time saved for a proposal is ten to forty minutes.
What about the implementation team?
In our organization, Conga Composer is deployed as a public cloud because it runs on top of Salesforce, which itself is a cloud-based platform. Conga Composer is installed as a managed package inside Salesforce.
What was our ROI?
It is clear that we have seen a return on investment from using Conga Composer. It has reduced document generation time from around ten to fifteen minutes to under twenty seconds, translating to about three to four hours saved per sales rep per day. At a team level, that is equivalent to the workload of one to two full-time employees. Using Conga Composer helps us send proposals much faster—within minutes instead of hours—thus improving our sales cycle by roughly twenty to thirty percent. Overall, it allows us to scale operations without increasing headcount.
What's my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing?
Pricing is based on a subscription model, which I consider moderate to slightly premium compared to basic tools. Overall, it is not the cheapest but is good value for automation at scale.
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What other advice do I have?
The best advice I could give to those looking to use Conga Composer is that it is effective, saves time, and is efficient. I recommend starting simple and then scaling gradually. It is not required to automate everything at once. You can begin with one use case and one clean template, then gradually expand to contracts and invoices while investing time in template design and understanding the Salesforce data model.
Overall, Conga Composer is a good tool to use and enhances the Salesforce ecosystem. I gave this product a rating of eight out of ten.
Stay away if compliance is important
During the years we used their software, we encountered multiple instances where data in proposals was incorrect. One particularly serious issue occurred when we sent out a data processing agreement to all our customers. The PDF download showed completely different list numbers than those displayed in the signing interface (see screenshot). This made us look extremely unprofessional. Support was not helpful, stating they “could not change signed documents.” When we argued that the PDF should accurately reflect what was actually signed, our concerns were simply ignored.
In another case, after a system update, the currency in our documents was automatically changed from euros to dollars — resulting in proposals showing 15% less revenue. Fortunately, our customers were understanding and agreed to sign corrected documents.
We also experienced issues with the Salesforce integration, where PDFs were not properly synced. Again, support offered no real solution, and we had to manually download hundreds of documents ourselves.
When we decided to switch platforms, we attempted to bulk download all contracts with their ‘bulk download feature’. The number of downloaded files matched the number of offers, but all PDFs turned out to be duplicates of the same document. We only discovered this when a customer requested a copy of their contract during the transition period. When we raised this with support, their response was simply that we “shouldn’t use that feature.”
We ultimately moved to PandaDoc, which has been a huge relief. Our proposals look more professional, editing is smoother, the software is more affordable, and onboarding was completed within a week. In hindsight, we should have switched much earlier.