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.

Summarise this information so I can quickly understand the opportunity. I’m preparing for a sales conversation, so use the available content and keep it clear.

Explain this customer information in simple terms so I can discuss it confidently. Use the source provided and keep the explanation concise.

Highlight the most important points I should focus on from this information. Use the existing content and present the output as bullet points.

Review this information and identify anything I should be aware of before speaking to the customer. Use the source provided and explain why it matters.

Draft a clear and professional sales email I can use as a starting point. Use the information provided and keep the message concise and engaging.

Rewrite this sales message so it sounds more confident and persuasive. Use the existing wording and improve flow without changing meaning.

Rewrite this message to make the value clearer to the recipient. Use the same content and focus on benefits.

Shorten this sales email while keeping the main message and call to action clear.

Draft a follow‑up message based on this information. I want to keep the conversation moving, so use the source provided and keep the tone professional.

Create a polite follow‑up email that checks for an update. Use the existing context and keep it brief.

Rewrite this follow‑up so it’s clear without sounding pushy. Use the current wording and adjust the tone.

Summarise this sales meeting so I can quickly review what was discussed. Use the meeting notes and present key points clearly.

Identify the main actions and next steps from this conversation. Use the available notes and list them clearly.

Create a short overview of this meeting I can save for reference. Use the meeting content and keep it concise.

Help me understand what this customer is looking for. Use the information provided and explain it in plain language.

Summarise this opportunity so I can explain it to someone else. Use the source available and focus on the essentials.

Highlight any risks or concerns mentioned in this information. Use the existing content and explain why they’re important.

Create a clear summary of this opportunity I can include in a proposal. Use the information provided and keep it professional.

Turn this information into a short overview I can use internally. Use the source content and keep it easy to understand.

Rewrite this content so it’s suitable for sharing with a customer. Use the existing information and keep the tone professional.

Review this sales content and suggest improvements to clarity and impact. Use the existing text and explain any major changes.

Check this message for tone and professionalism before I send it. Use the draft provided and refine where needed.

Improve this content so the next steps are clearly highlighted. Use the current wording and make actions obvious.

Create a short update I can share internally about this opportunity. Use the available information and keep it clear.

Summarise this sales information into key points I can quickly reference later. Use the source content and keep it brief.