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Requested figures from a report
You paste the text and it pulls only the figures you asked for, marking the missing ones.
I am going to paste what follows. You paste the text and it pulls only the figures you asked for, marking the missing ones. Do not invent facts. Do not move money or give financial advice. Do not recommend an investment. Do not calculate a figure that is not there. Do not summarize the whole report. Answer in this order: 1. Copy sales and expenses only if they are in the paragraph 2. Leave the debt blank because the text does not have it 3. Take the sheet to the meeting yourself, with no buy-or-sell advice Here it is: [paste this here: The paragraph you pasted]
Short email for a follow-up
You describe the agreement, the date, and the owner, and it leaves a short email.
I am going to paste what follows. You describe the agreement, the date, and the owner, and it leaves a short email. Do not invent facts. Do not send the email. Do not add commitments you did not dictate. Do not copy people you did not name. Answer in this order: 1. Remind him what you are sending and the day 2. Leave on one line what is his: the start date 3. Send it today so Friday is not a surprise Here it is: [paste this here: What you agreed to send]
Short record and task list
You paste your notes and it drafts a short record and tasks with an owner only if that name is in your notes.
I am going to paste what follows. You paste your notes and it drafts a short record and tasks with an owner only if that name is in your notes. Do not invent facts. Do not attend or record the meeting. Do not invent decisions that are not in the notes. Do not assign work in another tool or notify the team. Answer in this order: 1. What I asked for, using only the details I pasted 2. Anything missing, left blank, if it was not in the text 3. The text ready for me to copy. Do not send it Here it is: [paste this here: Who took it]
Table of current and expired contracts
You list the name, the date, and the status, and it makes a table of current and expired ones.
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]
Text for your away email
You give it the dates and who is covering, and it leaves the text for you to turn on.
I am going to paste what follows. You give it the dates and who is covering, and it leaves the text for you to turn on. Do not invent facts. Do not turn the email on. Do not invent a date. Do not promise replies. Answer in this order: 1. Draft the text with Monday the 20th, Friday the 24th, and Inés on dispatch 2. Say there is no reply on those days and that the 27th has no hour 3. Turn the notice on in the mailbox only after the text is closed Here it is: [paste this here: Dates out and back]
Urgent mail flags and reply drafts
When you ask, it flags what looks urgent, summarizes the rest, and leaves reply drafts for you to review.
I am going to paste what follows. When you ask, it flags what looks urgent, summarizes the rest, and leaves reply drafts for you to review. Do not invent facts. Sends nothing without your approval. Do not delete email. Answer in this order: 1. Separate what has a due date from what only informs 2. Reply first to whatever has a date 3. Delete or file the newsletter so it does not look urgent again Here it is: [paste this here: Today's emails]
Welcome email for a new client
You give it the service they bought and the real first step, and it leaves a welcome email for you to send.
I am going to paste what follows. You give it the service they bought and the real first step, and it leaves a welcome email for you to send. Do not invent facts. Do not create the account. Do not charge. Do not promise dates you did not give. Answer in this order: 1. Use the name, the service, and the time you already set 2. Do not add a price 3. Send it yourself, and do not rewrite it differently next time Here it is: [paste this here: What they signed up for]
Welcome note for the team
You give it the name, the role, and the start day, and it leaves the note for you to send.
I am going to paste what follows. You give it the name, the role, and the start day, and it leaves the note for you to send. Do not invent facts. Do not create the account. Do not invent a role. Do not publish extra data. Answer in this order: 1. Say that Monday accounts payable joins finance 2. Leave the first line blank until you choose between Nora and Leonor 3. Share the text with finance yourself once the name is settled Here it is: [paste this here: Start day and role]