Client Communication Drafter
Leading with the action item respects the client's time. The 'avoid legalese' instruction produces emails clients actually read. Specifying the client's sophistication level calibrates the language.
Draft a {{communication_type}} to the client: **Client:** {{client_description}} (e.g., "CEO of a mid-size SaaS company, not legally trained") **Subject:** {{subject}} **Key points to communicate:** 1. {{point_1}} 2. {{point_2}} 3. {{point_3}} **Tone:** Professional but accessible — avoid legalese unless the client is legally sophisticated **Action needed from client:** {{action_needed}} **Deadline (if any):** {{deadline}} Requirements: - Lead with the action item / decision needed - Explain legal implications in plain language - Keep under 300 words - End with clear next steps
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Leading with the action item respects the client's time. The 'avoid legalese' instruction produces emails clients actually read. Specifying the client's sophistication level calibrates the language.
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