Clear the day's paperwork in one 20-minute batch
Quotes, job descriptions and customer messages pile up into a second shift at night. Voice-noting as you go and tidying it all at once gets your evenings back.
Steps
- After each job, dictate a quick note: job, what you did, materials, anything to follow up. Leave out names and addresses; use a job number.
- At the end of the day, paste all the notes into the prompt below.
- Use the drafts for your invoice lines, customer messages and to-do list. Check every one.
- Test results, codes and certificate entries are written by you from your own readings. AI never fills those in.
The exact prompt
I'm a [UK] electrician. Below are today's rough job notes, one per job number. For each job, write: 1. A short plain-English description of work done, for the invoice (2 to 3 lines) 2. A short message to the customer saying the job is done and what happens next (under 60 words) 3. Any follow-ups I mentioned, as a to-do line Use ONLY what's in my notes. Don't add test results, codes, certificate details or safety advice. Write [CHECK] where something is unclear. Notes: [paste]
✓ Check before you send
- No test readings, codes or certificate entries came from AI.
- No customer names or addresses went into the chat.
- Every description matches the work you actually did.
UK notes extra
- Keep customer data minimal and secure. GOV.UK: data protection and your business.