Example prompts

Real-world examples you can ask an assistant connected to Solk — lookups, daily planning, pipeline, and creating records.

The assistant first uses search to turn names into IDs, then calls the detail tools. Approximate company and person names are enough.

Find companies and people

• "Who's the main contact at Alize Paketleme, and what's their phone number?"
• "What did we discuss in our last three calls or visits with Kumsal Plastik?"
• "Which active customers in Bursa are overdue for a visit?"
• "Which company has this record ID starting with 001: 001aB3xY7kLmN2q"

My day and actions

• "What do I need to do today? List my meetings and overdue work separately."
• "Which of my actions are due this week? Group them by company."
• "Show the open items at Ilgaz Plastik and tell me which one is the oldest."

Pipeline

• "Sort the opportunities in the Negotiation and Expect to Close stages by value."
• "Which of my opportunities have red health, and why?"
• "What's the total value of opportunities expected to close this quarter (in the base currency)?"
• "What is the stretch film supply opportunity waiting on before it can move to the next stage?"

Email

• "Show customer emails that are waiting for a reply."
• "Summarize the latest thread with Kuzey Plastik. Which opportunity is it linked to?"

Create and update records

• "I just got off the phone with Kuzey Plastik: the trial went well, and I'll send a quote on Thursday. Log the call and create the action."
• "Create a new prospect company called Anadolu Gıda Ambalaj, city Konya, and add Murat Er as general manager."
• "Mark the 'Send the price list' task as complete, with the outcome: sent by email."
• "Create a task 'Ask about the sample results' for Kuzey Plastik tomorrow at 10:30."
• "Move the stretch film supply opportunity to Viable, with the note: need and budget confirmed."

Bulk operations

• "For every active customer more than 30 days overdue for a visit, create a 'Schedule a visit' task for its owner." — the assistant shows you the list first and, if you approve, creates the tasks one by one.
• "Count the loss reasons for lost opportunities and list the three most common."