# 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 {#lookup}

- "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 {#today}

- "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 {#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 {#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 {#write}

- "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."

:::tip
For write requests, the assistant first tells you what it's going to do and asks for your approval. If a company with a similar name exists, it asks you which one you mean before creating a new company; if a stage gate isn't met, it lists what's missing.
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## 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."