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Prompt examples

This page provides ready-to-use prompts for the Chat view. Upload a document as a file attachment and paste one of the prompts below to analyse, summarise, critique, or improve it.

Most prompts produce better results when you add brief context — for example, the industry, the intended audience, or your role. Replace placeholders such as [party name] with the actual values.

Proceed as follows to use a prompt from this page:

  1. Navigate to Chat in the sidebar.
  2. Start a new conversation and select your model (or leave it on Auto).
  3. Attach a document with the + button (Add files or photos) or by dragging a file into the message area.
  4. Copy a prompt from this page and paste it into the message input field.
  5. Press Enter or click the Send button.

-> The model responds based on the document content.

💡 Note: See Easy chat — Importing a file for supported file formats.

General prompts

These prompts work with any document type.

Summarise this document in five bullet points.

What are the three most important things I need to know from this document?

List all action items, deadlines, and responsibilities mentioned in this document.

Rewrite this document in plain language for someone without specialist knowledge.

What questions should I ask after reading this document?

What is missing from this document that I would normally expect to find?

What are the main assumptions this document relies on?

These prompts are suited for contracts, NDAs, terms and conditions, legal opinions, and similar documents.

Summarise the main obligations of each party in this contract.

What are the key risks for [party name] in this contract?

Which clauses are unusually one-sided or unfavourable? Explain each one.

Are there any standard clauses missing from this contract that I would normally expect?

Explain the termination conditions in plain language.

List all deadlines, notice periods, and time-sensitive obligations in this document.

What would I need to negotiate to make this contract more balanced?

Summarise this contract as if explaining it to someone without a legal background.

Which definitions in this contract are vague or could lead to disputes?

Marketing and brand concepts

These prompts are suited for campaign briefs, brand guidelines, market analyses, creative concepts, and positioning documents.

Does this concept clearly define the target audience? What is missing?

What are the three strongest and three weakest aspects of this concept?

How consistent is the messaging with the stated brand values?

How does this concept differentiate from typical competitor approaches?

What would make this concept more compelling to the target audience?

What KPIs should be used to measure the success of this campaign?

What risks could prevent this campaign from achieving its goals?

Rewrite the executive summary to be more persuasive and concise.

What assumptions about the market or customer does this concept rely on, and are they justified?

Sales concepts and proposals

These prompts are suited for sales decks, pitches, proposals, and offer documents.

What is the value proposition and how clearly is it communicated?

What objections is the customer likely to raise, and how does this proposal address them?

What proof points, references, or case studies are missing from this proposal?

Rewrite the executive summary for a C-level audience in three sentences.

What pricing risks or ambiguities exist in this proposal?

How strong is the competitive differentiation in this proposal?

List the next steps and who is responsible for each.

What would make this proposal more compelling to a budget-conscious buyer?

What is the weakest part of the argument in this proposal, and how could it be strengthened?

Finance documents

These prompts are suited for financial reports, budgets, forecasts, investment analyses, board presentations, and similar documents.

Summarise the key financial metrics in this document and what they indicate.

Which figures or trends require further explanation or appear unusual?

What are the main financial risks highlighted in this document?

What are the key assumptions underlying the projections in this document?

What questions should I raise with the finance team about this report?

Identify any inconsistencies or gaps in this financial document.

Rewrite this financial summary for a non-finance audience.

What trends can be identified across the reported periods, and what might explain them?

If these projections are wrong by 20%, what would be the impact on the business?

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