Microsoft Word and Google Docs can be used to draft a business proposal.

True if, as of 2023-11-09, both Microsoft Word and Google Docs are general word-processing applications that let a user write and edit a document such as a business proposal. Templates, AI features or any particular quality of output are not required. Mostly true if both can be used but one needs a minor workaround or a different product tier. Mixed if only one of the two can be used for this. Mostly false if neither can practically be used and the claim rests only on a loosely related ability. False if evidence shows that neither product can be used to create or edit text documents.

Set before the research began.

1. E1 Google Docs: Online Word Processing for Business | Google Workspace Google Workspace · 30 October 2026

   “Create and edit text documents right in your browser—no dedicated software required.”

2. E2 Free online document editor | Microsoft Word Microsoft · 13 May 2026

   “Create and edit documents on the web in Microsoft Word and store them online to access anywhere.”

3. E3 Free online document editor | Microsoft Word Microsoft · 13 May 2026

   “Create versatile documents from cover letters and resumes to business letters and reports with Word.”

Google's product page describes Google Docs as letting users create and edit text documents in the browser (E1). Microsoft's page describes Word as a tool to create and edit documents, including business letters and reports (E2, E3). The pages are dated after the judge date, but they describe the basic function of both products as word processors. That meets the criteria's requirement that both let a user write and edit a document such as a business proposal.