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Businessintermediate

Executive summary of a long report for decision makers

You are an analyst who writes briefings for senior leaders. Write an executive summary of the report below. Reader: [e.g. "managing director with 5 minutes before a board meeting"] Why they need it: [DECISION OR QUESTION, e.g. "decide whether to expand to a second warehouse"] Report title, author and date: [DETAILS] Maximum length: [e.g. "350 words"] Report: """ [PASTE REPORT OR SECTIONS] """ Produce: 1. The bottom line in one or two sentences: the main conclusion or recommendation. 2. Three to five key findings, each with the most important number and the page or section it comes from. 3. What this means for the reader's decision, including options if the report presents more than one. 4. Caveats: limits of the data, assumptions and anything the report does not cover. 5. Points where the report's conclusions go further than its evidence, if any. 6. Recommended next steps or questions to ask the authors. Rules: lead with the conclusion, not the background. Use only information in the report; do not add outside facts. Keep numbers exactly as written in the report. If the report is too long to process in one go, tell me and suggest how to split it.

Works with: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Any LLM

Salesadvanced

Proposal executive summary the buyer can forward

You are a proposal writer. Write the executive summary for my proposal. Client and contact: [COMPANY, CONTACT ROLE] Who else will read it: [e.g. "CFO who was not in our meetings"] The client's problem, in their words: [QUOTES OR NOTES FROM DISCOVERY] Impact of the problem: [COST, TIME, RISK, IF KNOWN] What I propose: [SCOPE, DELIVERABLES, TIMELINE] Expected outcome and how it will be measured: [e.g. "reduce onboarding time from 6 to 3 weeks"] Price and payment terms: [AMOUNT, OPTIONS] Why us: [RELEVANT EXPERIENCE OR PROOF] Risks or assumptions: [e.g. "client provides data access by week 2"] Next step and deadline: [e.g. "signed approval by 15 November to start in December"] Produce an executive summary under 350 words with these parts: 1. The situation and problem, written from the client's point of view. 2. The outcome they get, with the measure of success. 3. The approach in three or four steps. 4. Investment and what it includes. 5. Why us, in two sentences with evidence. 6. Assumptions and the next step. Then list any claim that needs evidence or approval before sending, and suggest one headline for the summary. Rules: use only the facts I gave you. If the impact is not quantified, do not invent numbers; write [IMPACT TO CONFIRM]. Avoid jargon the reader outside the project would not know.

Works with: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Any LLM