Our product offers extensive flexibility, allowing you to obtain AI-generated feedback on any topic and save it in a specialized field at the idea, company, or project level.
Click here to discover how to add an "AI-generated field."
These are general guidelines to phrasing the instructions (aka prompt) to the AI:
Be Specific:
Clearly state your request and include important details.
- Example: Instead of “Summarize this,” say, “Write a 3-line summary focusing on benefits and challenges.”
Start with Action Words:
- Use verbs like “Create,” “Analyze,” or “List.”
- Example: “Analyze this idea and suggest ways to improve scalability.”
Set the Tone:
- Tell AI how formal or casual the response should be.
- Example: “Explain this idea in simple, conversational language for non-technical audiences.”
Use Examples:
- Include samples of what you want when possible.
- Example: “Provide 5 hashtags like [#Sustainability, #Innovation].”
Please see below success-proven use cases we recommend consider using along your process.
| Field Label | Workflow Step | Concise Prompt | Alternative Detailed Prompt |
|---|---|---|---|
| Executive Summary | Past submission | Write a concise summary of this idea, focusing on its unique value, problem it solves, and benefits. Keep it engaging and under 10 lines. | Create a concise summary that captures the essence of the idea by focusing on its core concept and unique value proposition. Highlight what makes the idea stand out, the problem it solves, and the key benefits it offers. Keep the summary clear, engaging, and limited to a maximum of 10 lines. |
| Keywords | Past submission | List 5-10 keywords that highlight the main themes and unique aspects of this idea, making it easy to categorize and search within our platform. | Generate a list of 5-10 relevant hashtags or keywords that encapsulate the main themes, topics, and unique aspects of the idea. Focus on terms that will enhance categorization, searchability, and discovery within the idea management platform, ensuring they are concise, impactful, and reflective of the idea's core essence |
| Idea Pitch | Past submission | Write a professional pitch explaining the idea's problem, solution, and impact. Use simple language and end with a strong call-to-action encouraging collaboration. | Create a professional yet accessible pitch for this idea. End the pitch with a strong call-to-action, encouraging the audience to learn more, collaborate, or take a specific next step. The tone should be confident, enthusiastic, and inspiring. |
| Insight Refiner | Screening and review | Summarize the key insights and opinions from team discussions about this idea. Highlight areas of agreement, disagreements, and actionable suggestions for improvement. | Analyze the following idea and highlight aspects the author might have overlooked or should pay closer attention to. Focus on potential gaps, risks, or opportunities that could strengthen the idea. Consider factors like feasibility, market relevance, user needs, scalability, and possible challenges. Your analysis should be constructive, practical, and aim to improve the idea's overall potential. Organize your feedback into the following sections:
Ensure the tone is supportive, clear, and focused on helping the author refine their idea effectively. Avoid any intro text in your answer - just reply with bottom line. |
| Value Summary | Screening and review | Analyze the following idea and identify potential risks, overlooked opportunities, and gaps. Suggest practical ways to address these issues and improve the idea's success. | Review the provided idea and refine or emphasize its potential value or impact for implementation in a company like ours. Focus on how the idea addresses the specific need or challenge it was submitted for, considering areas such as process improvements, cost savings, product/service enhancements, or new revenue opportunities. Provide a direct and concise response, skipping any introduction—deliver only the bottom-line analysis. |
| Regional Fit Advisor | Screening and review | Recommend regions where this idea has the best implementation chances. Focus on market demand, cultural fit, infrastructure, and regulatory environment. | Recommend a region where the following idea would have the best chance of successful implementation. Consider factors like market demand, economic conditions, cultural fit, infrastructure, regulatory environment, and any specific regional advantages that align with the idea. Provide reasoning for your selection to ensure the recommendation is well-informed and actionable. Organize your response as follows:
Ensure the tone is insightful and practical, focusing on actionable advice for regional selection. |
| Industry Examples | Evaluation | Provide examples of similar solutions or technologies implemented successfully in the industry. Focus on cases relevant to this idea and avoid introductory text. | Review the provided idea and supply industry-specific examples of similar solutions, technologies, or concepts successfully implemented by comparable companies. Focus on examples that align directly with the challenge's objective and context. Provide a clear and concise response, delivering only the essential insights without any introductory text. |
| SWOT analysis | Evaluation | Conduct a SWOT analysis of this idea. Write one brief point for each: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats, presented in bullet format. | Conduct a SWOT analysis for the provided idea. For each component—Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats—write a well-structured paragraph explaining the key points. Present the response in a bullet list format for clarity and easy readability. |
| Implementation Roadmap | Planning phase | Create a step-by-step implementation plan for the idea. Include initial actions, resource requirements, timeline estimates, and key milestones to achieve successful execution. |
Learn more about Qmarkets AI capabilities from the attached PDF.