Master Your Business with Copilot
Discover how Copilot helps business owners stay informed, make clearer decisions, and save time across all areas of the business. From summarising reports to planning strategy and preparing updates, Copilot acts as a trusted digital assistant.
How Copilot Supports Business Owners
Business Owners Prompt Library – Everyday Prompts You Can Reuse
Explore our Prompt Library to see real‑world examples of how to use Copilot effectively. These ready‑to‑use prompts are designed to help you get better results faster, using the GCSE method to keep requests clear, focused, and practical.
Understanding the Business:
Summarise this information so I can quickly understand what’s happening across the business. Use the content provided and focus on the most important points.
Explain this information in plain language so I can confidently discuss it with others. Use the source provided and keep it concise.
Highlight the key takeaways from this data that I should be aware of. Use the available information and present the output as bullet points.
Identify anything in this information that requires my attention. Use the source content and explain why it matters.
Performance & Insights:
Summarise current performance based on this information. I need a high‑level view, so use the data provided and focus on trends rather than detail.
Identify patterns or trends in this data that could impact the business. Use the information available and clearly explain what stands out.
Highlight any risks or concerns shown in this information. Use the source content and explain the potential impact.
Explain what this data suggests we should focus on next. Use the information provided and justify the recommendation.
Planning & Decision Support:
Help me think through next steps based on this information. Use the source provided and present clear options.
Summarise this situation so I can make a decision quickly. Use the content available and keep the explanation focused on what matters most.
Compare the options presented here and explain the pros and cons. Use the information provided and keep it balanced.
Create a short decision summary I can refer back to later. Use the existing content and keep it concise.
Meetings & Preparation:
Summarise this information so I’m prepared for an upcoming meeting. Use the source content and present the output clearly.
Identify the key points I should raise in a meeting based on this information. Use the content provided and list them clearly.
Create talking points from this information that I can use in a discussion. Use the source available and keep them easy to reference.
Communication & Updates:
Draft a clear internal update based on this information. Use the content provided and keep the tone professional and straightforward.
Rewrite this update so it’s clearer and more concise. Use the existing wording and improve readability.
Create a short message I can share with stakeholders. Use the information provided and keep it high‑level.
Help me explain this situation clearly to others. Use the source content and write in plain language.
Oversight & Clarity:
Create a short summary I can read quickly. Use the information provided and keep it brief.
Turn this detailed information into key points I can easily recall. Use the source content and focus on clarity.
Identify gaps or missing information I should follow up on. Use the content available and list what’s unclear.
Time‑Saving Summaries:
Create a short summary I can read quickly. Use the information provided and keep it brief.
Turn this detailed information into key points I can easily recall. Use the source content and focus on clarity.
Summarise this content so I can revisit it later without rereading everything. Use the existing information and keep it concise.