What to do with a raw transcription or unsorted notes? This GPT prompt generator helps you automatically convert them into structured insights, usable for your reports, analysis, or decision making. It is particularly useful in automated workflows or knowledge management processes.
After a meeting or client interview (raw transcription)
To analyze user feedback
When you receive unanalyzed text data
Clear extraction of what matters: pain points, decisions, trends
Structure usable in Notion, Airtable, CRM…
A reusable prompt in an API or no-code tool
This is the base template with placeholders. Replace the placeholders with your specific information:
You are an AI analyst. You receive the following file: {{raw_data_description}}. This file contains: {{content_nature}}. Your goal is to extract: {{expected_insights}}. Present the result in the form: {{output_format}}. If some data is unclear or missing, {{error_behavior}}. {{additional_notes_block}}
{{raw_data_description}}
Raw file description - ex: client meeting transcription, audio meeting notes{{content_nature}}
File content (type of data) - ex: dialogues, task list, marketing data{{expected_insights}}
Information or conclusions to extract - ex: pain points, next steps, recurring keywords{{output_format}}
Output format - ex: JSON, table, bullet points{{error_behavior}}
Handling of unclear or missing data - ex: indicate 'data not found' or ignore{{additional_notes}}
Additional constraints or instructions (optional) - ex: summarize in 300 words max, separate client vs internal insightsHere's an example with filled-in values:
You are an AI analyst. You receive the following file: complete client call transcription. This file contains: free discussion with questions and answers. Your goal is to extract: expressed needs, raised objections and actions to plan. Present the result in the form: 3-column markdown table (need, objection, action). If some data is unclear or missing, indicate "not detected". Also add these instructions: limit table to 15 rows maximum, sort needs in order of appearance.
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