Business and ops AI prompts are ready-to-use instructions that put Claude or GPT to work on the operational side of a company. On Prompt Dock you'll find them for real deliverables: business plans, standard operating procedures, meeting agendas, project briefs, decision memos, risk assessments, and executive summaries. Every prompt is human-reviewed before it goes live, so the structure matches how these documents are actually written and read. Free and premium prompts are both available, and you can reveal any prompt and run it live in the Playground with your own context, so the draft reflects your business before you circulate it.
14 prompts
Turn your quarter's raw numbers and events into a board update that leads with what changed, states the bad news plainly, and asks for the specific help you need — the update that earns trust instead of managing perception.
Paste this quarter's metrics and get a focused board-deck outline built to drive decisions — agenda, the story the numbers tell, and the specific asks. The structure that keeps a board meeting on the choices that matter instead of a data dump.
Describe a repeatable process and get it documented as a standard operating procedure a new hire could follow unsupervised — purpose, steps, owners, and edge cases. The knowledge stuck in someone's head turned into something the whole team can run.
Name the vendors and what you need, and it builds a weighted scoring matrix with criteria defined precisely enough that two evaluators would score the same — plus the questions to ask each vendor and the deal-breakers to check first.
Name a role and get an inclusive, specific job description — mission, real responsibilities, must-haves versus nice-to-haves — written to attract strong, diverse candidates. Clear enough to draw the right people and screen out the wrong fit early.
Name the product a customer churned from and get one short, warm win-back email that earns a second look — acknowledging the gap, leading with what's new, and making the return easy. Re-engagement that feels human, not desperate.
List your vendors and the criteria that matter, and get a weighted comparison matrix that scores each option objectively and names a recommendation. Turns a tangle of sales calls and opinions into a defensible, side-by-side decision.
Name a role and get a structured, bias-resistant interview scorecard — five competencies that genuinely predict success, each with what to probe and how to rate it. Replaces gut-feel hiring with a fair, consistent yardstick everyone uses.
Name your product and get a three-tier pricing structure with named plans, the right features in each, and the rationale behind every line. A defensible starting point for the packaging decision that quietly drives most of your revenue.
Paste messy meeting notes and get a clean list of action items, each with an owner and a due date pulled from what was actually said. Nothing gets lost between the call and the follow-through — the part of every meeting that usually evaporates.
Describe a deal and get a one-page negotiation brief — your goals, walk-away point, BATNA, the other side's likely position, and the tradeables you can give and ask for. Walk in prepared instead of improvising across the table.
Turn raw monthly metrics and notes into a crisp, honest investor update — wins, misses, asks, and the numbers — written the way investors actually want to read it. Builds trust through candor and saves you the monthly blank-page dread.
Give a fuzzy goal and get one rigorous OKR — a single clear objective and three to four measurable key results that prove progress. The structure that turns we-should-do-better into a target a team can actually track and hit.
Paste a project plan and get a working risk register — the material risks the plan implies, each rated by likelihood and impact with a concrete mitigation and an owner. The exercise that surfaces what breaks before it actually does.
Prompt Dock's Business & Ops category gathers them, with every prompt human-reviewed before publishing. Reveal the full instructions, choose free or premium, and run each in the Playground using your own numbers and context so the plan, SOP, or memo is grounded in your situation, not a template.
They cover business plans, SOPs and process docs, meeting agendas and minutes, project briefs, decision and strategy memos, and executive summaries. Each prompt is scoped to a specific document type and reviewed by a human, so you can pick the exact deliverable and generate a structured first draft in seconds.
Claude is well suited to structured, long-form business documents and careful reasoning, while GPT is quick for shorter drafts and brainstorming. Business & Ops prompts note a recommended model, and the Playground lets you run the same prompt on your context to see which produces the clearer document.