Save Time with Business Templates
A prompt-template collection for 50 frequently used business scenes. A copy-paste-then-fill-variables format.
Email (10)
- Self-intro email to a first-time contact
- Meeting-request email (presenting candidate dates)
- Apology email (delay/trouble)
- Proposal follow-up (without over-pushing)
- Decline email (without offending)
- Resignation greeting email
- Order-thank-you to a customer
- Invoice-sending email
- Long-leave auto-reply text
- Reminder email (gentle to firm)
Example: Reminder Email
Write a progress-check email about [task] to [recipient].
- Tone: [gentle / standard / somewhat firm]
- Hint that the deadline is near
- Prioritize maintaining the relationship
- About 200 characters
Meeting/Minutes (8)
- Meeting-agenda creation
- Meeting-invitation text
- Minutes (decisions, actions, issues)
- 1on1 agenda
- Retrospective (KPT) template
- Decision RFC
- Pre-meeting material summary
- Post-meeting follow-up email
Proposal/Sales (10)
- Proposal skeleton (10 slides)
- Sales-call script
- Product intro 1-pager
- Competitor comparison table
- FAQ anticipated Q&A
- Order thank-you + next info
- Lost-deal analysis template
- Seminar-attraction email
- Sales scenario (fitness, SaaS, etc.)
- Cross-sell proposal template
Marketing (8)
- Social posts (X / LinkedIn / Instagram)
- Blog-article structure
- Newsletter draft
- Campaign LP copy
- Video script (60 sec, 3 min)
- Press release
- 10 catchphrase ideas
- Event-announcement text
HR/Recruiting (5)
- Job posting (by role)
- Interview-question list
- Hiring decision notice
- 1on1 question set
- Performance-evaluation comment
Analysis/Research (5)
- Market-research framework
- Competitor-analysis template
- Customer-interview guide
- Research-result summary
- SWOT analysis
Operations/Support (4)
- Customer-support FAQ
- Complaint-handling script
- Incident report
- Runbook
Usage Tips
- Replace [bracketed] variables with your own info
- State the tone (formal / casual / technical)
- Specify character count
- Include "prohibitions" (e.g., apology email "no excuses")
- After use, ask the AI for "3 improvement points"
For Customization
Add these "points to change" to templates:
- Company/service name
- Industry terms
- Customer segment
- Brand tone
- NG-expression list
Recommendation to Share
Beyond personal use, sharing in internal Notion / Confluence raises the whole organization's AI-use speed. Effective for new-hire onboarding too.
Areas AI Is Bad At
Areas that can't be templatized and need human judgment:
- Important decisions (investment, final hiring decisions)
- In-person negotiation involving apology
- Scenes needing emotional care (failure follow-up)
- Creative brand strategy
- Writing based on individual relationships
Summary
50 business templates are a starter kit for AI-ifying routine work. Copy-paste usable, and internal sharing lifts organizational capability. Hybrid design where humans handle AI-bad areas is strongest. Continuously improving templates gradually improves work efficiency.



