Table of current and expired contracts
What it's for You list the name, the date, and the status, and it makes a table of current and expired ones.
Example reply
Current - Lease. Signed in January. Still current. This is the one you look up. Expired
The prompt (copy it and paste it into your assistant)
I am going to paste what follows. You list the name, the date, and the status, and it makes a table of current and expired ones. Do not invent facts. Do not interpret clauses. Do not renew contracts. Do not give legal advice. Answer in this order: 1. Split current from expired into two lists 2. Leave the internet one out of what you use 3. Do not mark a renewal that is not on a piece of paper Here it is: [paste this here: Contract name]
Contracts live in email and nobody knows which one is current.
How to use it
- Press Copy, or the button for the app you use.
- Paste the text into the chat.
- Write what you need, with your own details. For example:Shop lease, signed in January, current. Internet contract, from 2023, expired in March.
You write
Shop lease, signed in January, current. Internet contract, from 2023, expired in March.
You get back
Current - Lease. Signed in January. Still current. This is the one you look up. Expired - Internet. From 2023. Expired in March. Do not use it to call the provider or to make a claim. The exact January date and the day in March are missing. If the internet one was renewed after March, this table is wrong: bring me the new paper, do not mark it current from memory.
In three steps
- Split current from expired into two lists.
- Leave the internet one out of what you use.
- Do not mark a renewal that is not on a piece of paper.
A tip The expired contract in the same folder as the current one is the one that gets sent by mistake.