> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.client.priorilegal.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.client.priorilegal.com/find-an-attorney/evaluating-your-options.md).

# Evaluating Your Options

OK - so our data-driven matching engine has worked its magic, and you now have your custom shortlist. What's next? 

It's time to look at your **Priori proposal**! You can navigate an interactive demo below, or scroll down for text and screenshots:

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On receipt of your proposal, you can [log on to the platform](https://app.priorilegal.com/sign-in) to review your matches and assess whether they are suitable for your project.

![](/files/edxs6uGarGYBVebzG8Vc)

Each provider from your custom shortlist will display as a tabbed **profile**. You can switch between tabs by clicking, allowing you to learn about the experience, background, hours, and cost of each professional in your proposal.&#x20;

![](/files/LfYNz6JlB7s77IlEqBGw)

For providers you're interested in, you can click "**Send Message"** or **"Schedule Call"** to reach out and explore whether they're suitable for your matter. And, for providers you're not interested in, you can remove them from your Proposal and provide feedback to Priori's fulfillment team.&#x20;

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**Receiving Proposals.** When your proposal is ready, you should receive an email from **<admin@priorilegal.com>** titled "Your Priori Proposal: \<Project Name>."&#x20;

If you can't find that email or an update from a Priori team member within 3 business days of your RFP being submitted, please check your junk folder, or [log on to your Priori account](https://app.priorilegal.com/sign-in) to view your RFP's status from your dashboard.
{% endhint %}


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