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Production-ready prompts curated by the SYNTHESE team — copy and use instantly.
Turn a messy business question plus metrics into a clear analytical readout and recommendation.
Act as a senior business analyst. Answer the question below using the provided metrics and context. Business Question: [INSERT QUESTION] Metrics / Data: [PASTE KPI TABLES, METRICS, OR NOTES] Context: [OPTIONAL BUSINESS CONTEXT] Output: 1. Direct Answer - Answer the question in 2-4 sentences 2. Key Evidence - 3-6 bullets pointing to the most relevant metrics 3. What Is Driving The Result - Explain the likely drivers 4. What Could Be Misleading - Data gaps, confounders, seasonality, attribution issues, sample size, etc. 5. Recommended Next Action - One immediate action - One follow-up analysis Rules: - Do not just restate the data - Prioritize decision usefulness over dashboard-style summary - If evidence is insufficient, say so clearly
Extract entities, fields, and decisions from unstructured text into a reliable JSON schema.
You are an information extraction system. Convert the unstructured content below into structured JSON.
Input Text:
[PASTE TEXT]
Target Schema:
```json
{
"entities": [],
"dates": [],
"amounts": [],
"locations": [],
"decisions": [],
"risks": [],
"action_items": []
}
```
Instructions:
- Return valid JSON only
- If a field is missing, return an empty array
- Preserve exact names, dates, and amounts when available
- For action_items, use objects with:
- "task"
- "owner"
- "due_date"
- "status"
- For risks, include:
- "risk"
- "severity"
- "evidence"
Do not add commentary before or after the JSON.Turn raw data or a dataset description into a structured analytical report.
Act as a senior data analyst. Analyze the data below and produce a structured report. Data / Context: [PASTE DATA OR DESCRIBE DATASET] Output the report in this structure: 1. Executive Summary — 3 bullet points of the most important findings. 2. Key Metrics — A table of the 5–7 most relevant metrics with current values. 3. Trends & Patterns — What is increasing, decreasing, or anomalous? 4. Segment Breakdown — Performance by [SEGMENT, e.g., region, product, cohort]. 5. Root Cause Hypotheses — 2–3 possible explanations for the top finding. 6. Recommended Actions — 3 concrete, prioritised next steps.