Promptory

AI drafting tools for small businesses

Start faster on the work that still needs your judgment.

Turn your approved context into useful first drafts for customer replies, marketing, sales follow-ups, and operations—then fact-check, edit, and approve every final version yourself.

Choose a review-first starting point

One-time purchase. Your files are available right after checkout.

A practical method

A first-draft process you stay in charge of.

  1. Bring the facts, policies, and context you approve.
  2. Use a practical structure for a useful first draft.
  3. Check the facts and make the final call before sending.

Flagship bundle

Small Business AI Work Bundle

Includes the Small Business AI Work Kit and Workflow Builder for prompt-based drafting and repeatable task planning.

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Standalone value

$78

Bundle price

$59

Your savings

$19

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Customer Update Drafting Workflow

A copy-and-use template for a delay, known issue, service change, or confirmed next step.

Use it responsibly

  • Use only approved facts and the support path you can share.
  • Keep a review owner for facts, policy, tone, and sensitive details.
  • Do not use it for legal, regulatory, or unconfirmed policy decisions.
Workflow preview
Draft a concise customer update based only on the confirmed facts below.

Goal: help the customer understand what happened, what we are doing, and the next confirmed step.
Tone: clear, accountable, and calm.
Length: no more than 120 words.

Include: a plain acknowledgement, only confirmed facts, the next confirmed update time or step, and the appropriate support path.

Do not invent delivery dates, refunds, policies, causes, or resolutions.

Confirmed facts:
[paste approved facts]

Approved policy/support path:
[paste approved policy or contact path]

Before and after

From rough note to usable draft.

An illustrative example—not a final message.

Approved input

“A service issue affected some customer requests this morning. The team is investigating. We will share another update by 3:00 p.m. Customers who need help can reply to this message.”

Draft for review

“We’re aware that a service issue affected some customer requests this morning, and our team is investigating. We’ll share our next update by 3:00 p.m. If you need help in the meantime, please reply to this message so our team can assist.”

Before you begin

Questions, answered.

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Built to be adapted to your business—not to replace your policies, expertise, or final review.

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