Who this helps
Hotel Apartment sales managers, corporate account teams and commercial reviewers.
What you can do
Use the prompts to prepare account research, proposals, RFP responses and performance reviews with verified terms and assumptions.

#Corporate sales is not just prospecting

A hotel apartment sales team does more than send proposals.

It decides which accounts fit the property, which demand is valuable, which rate is sustainable, which commitments operations can deliver and which relationships deserve investment.

The central rule is:

**A persuasive proposal must still be operationally true and commercially authorized.**

AI can accelerate research, drafting and analysis.

It cannot create a client's demand or sign the deal.

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#The HOTEL framework for corporate accounts

H — Hospitality role & human owner Sales owns the relationship. Revenue owns pricing logic. Reservations and Operations verify deliverability. Finance controls credit/value definitions. Authorized leadership signs commercial commitments.

O — Operational objective & context Define account, property, stay pattern, segment, contract cycle, RFP requirement and decision objective.

T — Trusted inputs & sources of truth Use CRM, PMS production, signed contracts, approved rates, RFP documents, property fact sheets and verified client feedback.

E — Expected output, evidence & exceptions Require account facts, economics, assumptions, approvals, next actions and evidence gaps.

L — Limits, privacy & leadership approval AI cannot invent buyer contacts, company volume, negotiated rates, credit terms or contractual promises.

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#Fictional UAE corporate account case

Illustrative scenario

Operational teaching scenario, not a documented incident. Uncited figures and outcomes are illustrative assumptions.

Situation

Assume the fictional 60-unit serviced-apartment portfolio receives an inquiry from a project company requiring recurring stays.

Evidence

Illustrative requirement:

  • 12 one-bedroom units;
  • expected stay: 45 nights;
  • weekly housekeeping;
  • utilities included within an approved policy;
  • flexible arrival dates;
  • consolidated monthly billing requested.

Potential room nights:

12 × 45 = **540 room nights**

If the approved proposed rate were AED 430:

540 × AED 430 = **AED 232,200 illustrative gross room revenue**

That number is not profit.

Management still needs to consider:

  • displacement;
  • housekeeping cost;
  • utilities;
  • channel/acquisition cost;
  • credit terms;
  • cancellations;
  • inventory pattern;
  • contract risk.

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Check the stated quantities and calculation inputs against approved supplier rates, costs, commercial terms and the applicable source records.

Decision

Decide whether the proposal or calculation is supportable, which assumptions need testing and whether commercial approval is required.

Action

Prepare the cost or proposal review with explicit assumptions, separate confirmed inputs from estimates and send it to the authorised reviewer.

Verification

Recalculate from the approved inputs, reconcile totals and terms and record approval before issuing a price or claiming a saving.

#Corporate Account Research Brief

Prompt 181 separates research from imagination.

Useful research may cover:

  • company locations;
  • industry;
  • publicly announced projects;
  • known office proximity;
  • existing account history;
  • prior inquiries;
  • RFP cycle;
  • verified stay patterns.

Do not write “the company books 2,000 room nights annually” unless evidence supports it.

Unknowns should become discovery questions.

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#B2B Proposal Draft

Prompt 182 structures the proposal.

A strong proposal can include:

  • property fit;
  • approved room/unit;
  • approved rate;
  • validity;
  • inclusions;
  • exclusions;
  • housekeeping;
  • utilities;
  • parking;
  • payment;
  • cancellation;
  • contact/next step.

AI can improve clarity.

Only authorized people can approve the commercial offer.

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#RFP Response Builder

Prompt 183 converts a long RFP into a controlled response matrix.

Useful statuses:

  • confirmed;
  • not offered;
  • exception;
  • requires approval;
  • evidence missing.

Never answer “yes” merely to complete the form.

An inaccurate RFP answer can become a contractual or service problem later.

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#Account Plan Generator

Prompt 184 turns the account into a managed relationship.

A useful account plan asks:

  • What has the account produced?
  • Which traveler/stay patterns matter?
  • What is the contract cycle?
  • Which departments influence satisfaction?
  • What business is currently missing?
  • What actions can realistically grow value?
  • Who owns each action?

The plan should be measurable.

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#Corporate Rate Review

Prompt 185 tests the negotiated rate against production and demand.

Illustrative:

Contracted rate: AED 450.

Account room nights: 500.

Illustrative room revenue:

500 × 450 = **AED 225,000**

But renewal cannot be decided from production alone.

Check:

  • dates of stay;
  • compression nights;
  • LOS;
  • cancellation;
  • last-room availability;
  • ancillary value;
  • account acquisition cost;
  • displacement;
  • strategic value.

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#Sales Pipeline Summary

Prompt 186 makes pipeline evidence visible.

A pipeline may contain:

  • lead;
  • qualified;
  • proposal;
  • negotiation;
  • verbal/selected;
  • contracted;
  • lost.

A weighted pipeline is a planning estimate.

For example:

AED 100,000 opportunity × 50% approved probability = AED 50,000 weighted pipeline.

That is not AED 50,000 of booked revenue.

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#Meeting Preparation Brief

Prompt 187 helps the seller enter a meeting with context.

Include:

  • relationship history;
  • current production;
  • open service issues;
  • contract status;
  • last commitments;
  • meeting objective;
  • discovery questions;
  • decisions not authorized in the room.

Good preparation reduces improvisation.

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#Lost Business Analyzer

Prompt 188 prevents “lost on price” from becoming a lazy default.

Possible evidence-based reasons include:

  • price;
  • location;
  • inventory;
  • room type;
  • cancellation;
  • credit;
  • service requirement;
  • competitor relationship;
  • project cancelled;
  • no decision;
  • response delay.

Record whether the reason came from the client or is an internal hypothesis.

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#Long-Stay Corporate Offer Builder

Prompt 189 is particularly important for serviced apartments.

Long-stay economics may include:

  • monthly/weekly rate;
  • housekeeping frequency;
  • linen change;
  • utilities;
  • parking;
  • kitchen;
  • deposit;
  • payment schedule;
  • cancellation/early departure;
  • VAT/tax treatment according to approved policy;
  • maintenance/service support.

The cheapest nightly rate is not necessarily the best long-stay offer.

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#Account Performance Review

Prompt 190 closes the loop.

A monthly/quarterly account review can cover:

Account Performance Review — Dimension, Review question
DimensionReview question
Room nightsIs production growing or declining?
ADRHow does realized rate compare with contract?
LOSWhat stay pattern is emerging?
CancellationsIs booked demand materializing?
ServiceAre repeated issues affecting the relationship?
PipelineWhat future demand is evidenced?
ContractWhat needs renewal or renegotiation?

Scroll horizontally to read every column. Keyboard: focus the table, then use the arrow keys.

What to learn: Read each row across to connect Dimension with Review question. Compare the rows to identify the relevant dimension for your situation; use the accompanying section to interpret the result.

The goal is action, not a decorative report.

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#Sales and Revenue must share one commercial reality

Sales may want volume.

Revenue may want rate.

Operations may want predictable workload.

Finance may want credit control.

The account is successful only when the commercial model works across all four.

A corporate deal should therefore connect:

**volume + rate + stay dates + LOS + cost + displacement + service + payment risk**

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#Corporate account governance

High-risk commitments include:

  • last-room availability;
  • guaranteed inventory;
  • long cancellation windows;
  • free upgrades;
  • credit;
  • utilities without limits;
  • unlimited housekeeping;
  • penalties;
  • exclusivity;
  • data/privacy obligations.

AI can highlight them.

It cannot approve them.

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#CRM discipline

The CRM should distinguish:

Fact Client said the project begins in January.

Estimate Sales believes potential is 800 room nights.

Commitment Hotel Apartment sent an approved rate.

Outcome Contract signed.

Production Actual consumed room nights.

Without these distinctions, pipeline reporting becomes fiction.

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#30-day corporate sales control plan

Days 1–5 — Account data - clean CRM; - confirm account owners; - standardize stages; - validate contact consent/access.

Days 6–10 — Commercial truth - reconcile production; - map contracts; - verify rates; - identify renewal dates.

Days 11–15 — Opportunity - research target accounts; - build account plans; - qualify pipeline; - document lost business.

Days 16–20 — Offer control - standardize proposal; - RFP matrix; - long-stay offer; - approval checklist.

Days 21–25 — Meetings - prepare briefs; - capture actions; - update CRM; - escalate commercial decisions.

Days 26–30 — Review - pipeline meeting; - account performance; - Revenue/Finance review; - next-month priorities.

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#Before → Action → After → commercial impact

A credible account-development case should show:

Before Verified production, rate, pipeline and relationship baseline.

Action Approved account plan, proposal, rate, service or relationship intervention.

After Measured production/relationship result.

Commercial impact Revenue/Finance-validated result with attribution limits.

Do not credit AI with revenue merely because AI drafted the proposal.

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#Management checklist

Before approving an AI-supported corporate sales output, ask:

  • Is the account factually identified?
  • Are contacts and roles verified?
  • Is production reconciled?
  • Is the proposed rate approved?
  • Are inclusions deliverable?
  • Are contract exceptions visible?
  • Is credit approved?
  • Is pipeline clearly separated from booked business?
  • Is lost-business reason evidence-based?
  • Are long-stay costs understood?
  • Is decision authority named?
  • Is confidential account/traveler data protected?

If not, the output is not ready.

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#Key takeaway

Corporate sales becomes more reliable when persuasion is built on controlled evidence.

The chain is:

**research → qualify → propose → approve → contract → deliver → measure → review → grow**

AI can accelerate every analytical step.

The human organization still owns every commercial promise.

Copy-ready working library

Ten professional prompt templates

Copy each template, replace placeholders with approved account evidence and retain the commercial-authority controls.

Prompt 01

#Corporate Account Research Brief

Prepare an evidence-based prospect/account brief without inventing company travel volume, contacts, budgets or decision authority.

When to use it

Prepare an evidence-based prospect/account brief without inventing company travel volume, contacts, budgets or decision authority.

Commercial control: Keep CRM fact, estimate, recommendation and signed commitment separate.

Required inputs

  • approved CRM/account record
  • company public/approved research
  • historical production if existing
  • property fit/locations
  • known travel needs/RFP history
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Complete prompt

ROLE
Act as a hotel apartment B2B sales and corporate-account analysis assistant supporting Sales, Revenue, Reservations, Finance, Operations and authorized commercial leadership. You do not replace the account owner, Revenue Manager, Finance approver, Legal reviewer or commercial signatory.

OPERATIONAL OBJECTIVE
Complete the task: Corporate Account Research Brief. Use verified CRM, production, contract and property evidence to support profitable, deliverable corporate business without inventing client demand, contacts, budgets, rates or commitments.

PROPERTY CONTEXT
Property / portfolio: [NAME]
Location: [CITY / COUNTRY]
Property type: [HOTEL / SERVICED APARTMENT]
Account / prospect: [COMPANY]
Analysis / stay period: [PERIOD]
Account owner: [ROLE]
Commercial authority: [DOA / APPROVER]

TRUSTED INPUTS
Use only:
- [APPROVED CRM / ACCOUNT RECORD]
- [PMS / RESERVATION PRODUCTION DATA]
- [APPROVED RATE / REVENUE DATA]
- [SIGNED CONTRACT / RFP / NEGOTIATED TERMS]
- [APPROVED PROPERTY / ROOM FACT SHEET]
- [MEETING / CLIENT FEEDBACK RECORD]
- [FINANCE-APPROVED COST / VALUE DATA]
- [PUBLIC OR APPROVED COMPANY RESEARCH]
- [OTHER VERIFIED SOURCE]

ANALYSIS / METHOD
1. Separate verified account facts from seller assumptions and unknowns.
2. State analysis/stay dates, property, currency and account owner.
3. Reconcile room nights, room revenue, ADR and stay pattern before commercial conclusions.
4. Separate contracted rate, realized ADR, public comparison and proposed rate.
5. Do not estimate company travel volume or wallet share without an approved methodology/source.
6. Distinguish pipeline stage, probability and confirmed booking.
7. Test proposed inclusions against operational deliverability and approved authority.
8. For lost business, distinguish client-stated reason, salesperson hypothesis and verified cause.
9. For long stay, show total-stay economics, inclusions, utilities/housekeeping and cancellation/payment terms.
10. Flag legal, credit, privacy, contract, rate and capacity issues for human review.

OUTPUT
Return:
A. Executive summary
B. Verified account facts
C. Commercial/production analysis
D. Opportunity or issue assessment
E. Assumptions and unknowns
F. Proposed action/offer for review
G. Operational and contractual guardrails
H. Required approvals
I. Owner, next action and due date
J. Evidence gaps

LIMITS
Risk level: Medium.
Do not invent client contacts, decision makers, budgets, room-night potential, competitor offers or account intent.
Do not promise rates, upgrades, inventory, credit, cancellation flexibility or service inclusions outside approved authority.
Do not sign or accept contract/RFP terms.
Do not expose confidential client or traveler data.
Do not present weighted pipeline as guaranteed revenue.

HUMAN REVIEW
Sales verifies account facts and relationship context.
Revenue verifies rates, displacement and inventory.
Reservations/Operations verifies deliverability.
Finance verifies credit/value claims.
Legal/commercial authority verifies contractual commitments.
Authorized signatory approves the final offer/contract.

STOP RULE
If the account identity, commercial terms, production data or approval authority cannot be verified, stop and request evidence instead of manufacturing a proposal or conclusion.

Expected output

  • account brief
  • verified opportunity signals
  • unknowns/questions
  • next-step hypothesis

Human verification

Professional hotel apartment trainer’s note

A polished proposal is not authority to promise. Verify the account, economics, deliverability and commercial approval.

Prompt 02

#B2B Proposal Draft

Draft a hotel apartment corporate proposal from approved rates, inclusions, property facts, service commitments and commercial authority.

When to use it

Draft a hotel apartment corporate proposal from approved rates, inclusions, property facts, service commitments and commercial authority.

Commercial control: Keep CRM fact, estimate, recommendation and signed commitment separate.

Required inputs

  • approved corporate offer/rates
  • property/room fact sheet
  • client requirements
  • inclusions/exclusions
  • validity/terms
  • approval limits
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Complete prompt

ROLE
Act as a hotel apartment B2B sales and corporate-account analysis assistant supporting Sales, Revenue, Reservations, Finance, Operations and authorized commercial leadership. You do not replace the account owner, Revenue Manager, Finance approver, Legal reviewer or commercial signatory.

OPERATIONAL OBJECTIVE
Complete the task: B2B Proposal Draft. Use verified CRM, production, contract and property evidence to support profitable, deliverable corporate business without inventing client demand, contacts, budgets, rates or commitments.

PROPERTY CONTEXT
Property / portfolio: [NAME]
Location: [CITY / COUNTRY]
Property type: [HOTEL / SERVICED APARTMENT]
Account / prospect: [COMPANY]
Analysis / stay period: [PERIOD]
Account owner: [ROLE]
Commercial authority: [DOA / APPROVER]

TRUSTED INPUTS
Use only:
- [APPROVED CRM / ACCOUNT RECORD]
- [PMS / RESERVATION PRODUCTION DATA]
- [APPROVED RATE / REVENUE DATA]
- [SIGNED CONTRACT / RFP / NEGOTIATED TERMS]
- [APPROVED PROPERTY / ROOM FACT SHEET]
- [MEETING / CLIENT FEEDBACK RECORD]
- [FINANCE-APPROVED COST / VALUE DATA]
- [PUBLIC OR APPROVED COMPANY RESEARCH]
- [OTHER VERIFIED SOURCE]

ANALYSIS / METHOD
1. Separate verified account facts from seller assumptions and unknowns.
2. State analysis/stay dates, property, currency and account owner.
3. Reconcile room nights, room revenue, ADR and stay pattern before commercial conclusions.
4. Separate contracted rate, realized ADR, public comparison and proposed rate.
5. Do not estimate company travel volume or wallet share without an approved methodology/source.
6. Distinguish pipeline stage, probability and confirmed booking.
7. Test proposed inclusions against operational deliverability and approved authority.
8. For lost business, distinguish client-stated reason, salesperson hypothesis and verified cause.
9. For long stay, show total-stay economics, inclusions, utilities/housekeeping and cancellation/payment terms.
10. Flag legal, credit, privacy, contract, rate and capacity issues for human review.

OUTPUT
Return:
A. Executive summary
B. Verified account facts
C. Commercial/production analysis
D. Opportunity or issue assessment
E. Assumptions and unknowns
F. Proposed action/offer for review
G. Operational and contractual guardrails
H. Required approvals
I. Owner, next action and due date
J. Evidence gaps

LIMITS
Risk level: Medium.
Do not invent client contacts, decision makers, budgets, room-night potential, competitor offers or account intent.
Do not promise rates, upgrades, inventory, credit, cancellation flexibility or service inclusions outside approved authority.
Do not sign or accept contract/RFP terms.
Do not expose confidential client or traveler data.
Do not present weighted pipeline as guaranteed revenue.

HUMAN REVIEW
Sales verifies account facts and relationship context.
Revenue verifies rates, displacement and inventory.
Reservations/Operations verifies deliverability.
Finance verifies credit/value claims.
Legal/commercial authority verifies contractual commitments.
Authorized signatory approves the final offer/contract.

STOP RULE
If the account identity, commercial terms, production data or approval authority cannot be verified, stop and request evidence instead of manufacturing a proposal or conclusion.

Expected output

  • proposal draft
  • commercial summary
  • assumptions/exclusions
  • approval checklist

Human verification

Professional hotel apartment trainer’s note

A polished proposal is not authority to promise. Verify the account, economics, deliverability and commercial approval.

Prompt 03

#RFP Response Builder

Structure an accurate hotel apartment RFP response and evidence checklist without committing to unapproved rates, inventory, clauses or services.

When to use it

Structure an accurate hotel apartment RFP response and evidence checklist without committing to unapproved rates, inventory, clauses or services.

Commercial control: Keep CRM fact, estimate, recommendation and signed commitment separate.

Required inputs

  • RFP questions/specification
  • approved rates/terms
  • property facts
  • service capabilities
  • legal/commercial exceptions
  • submission deadline
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Complete prompt

ROLE
Act as a hotel apartment B2B sales and corporate-account analysis assistant supporting Sales, Revenue, Reservations, Finance, Operations and authorized commercial leadership. You do not replace the account owner, Revenue Manager, Finance approver, Legal reviewer or commercial signatory.

OPERATIONAL OBJECTIVE
Complete the task: RFP Response Builder. Use verified CRM, production, contract and property evidence to support profitable, deliverable corporate business without inventing client demand, contacts, budgets, rates or commitments.

PROPERTY CONTEXT
Property / portfolio: [NAME]
Location: [CITY / COUNTRY]
Property type: [HOTEL / SERVICED APARTMENT]
Account / prospect: [COMPANY]
Analysis / stay period: [PERIOD]
Account owner: [ROLE]
Commercial authority: [DOA / APPROVER]

TRUSTED INPUTS
Use only:
- [APPROVED CRM / ACCOUNT RECORD]
- [PMS / RESERVATION PRODUCTION DATA]
- [APPROVED RATE / REVENUE DATA]
- [SIGNED CONTRACT / RFP / NEGOTIATED TERMS]
- [APPROVED PROPERTY / ROOM FACT SHEET]
- [MEETING / CLIENT FEEDBACK RECORD]
- [FINANCE-APPROVED COST / VALUE DATA]
- [PUBLIC OR APPROVED COMPANY RESEARCH]
- [OTHER VERIFIED SOURCE]

ANALYSIS / METHOD
1. Separate verified account facts from seller assumptions and unknowns.
2. State analysis/stay dates, property, currency and account owner.
3. Reconcile room nights, room revenue, ADR and stay pattern before commercial conclusions.
4. Separate contracted rate, realized ADR, public comparison and proposed rate.
5. Do not estimate company travel volume or wallet share without an approved methodology/source.
6. Distinguish pipeline stage, probability and confirmed booking.
7. Test proposed inclusions against operational deliverability and approved authority.
8. For lost business, distinguish client-stated reason, salesperson hypothesis and verified cause.
9. For long stay, show total-stay economics, inclusions, utilities/housekeeping and cancellation/payment terms.
10. Flag legal, credit, privacy, contract, rate and capacity issues for human review.

OUTPUT
Return:
A. Executive summary
B. Verified account facts
C. Commercial/production analysis
D. Opportunity or issue assessment
E. Assumptions and unknowns
F. Proposed action/offer for review
G. Operational and contractual guardrails
H. Required approvals
I. Owner, next action and due date
J. Evidence gaps

LIMITS
Risk level: Medium.
Do not invent client contacts, decision makers, budgets, room-night potential, competitor offers or account intent.
Do not promise rates, upgrades, inventory, credit, cancellation flexibility or service inclusions outside approved authority.
Do not sign or accept contract/RFP terms.
Do not expose confidential client or traveler data.
Do not present weighted pipeline as guaranteed revenue.

HUMAN REVIEW
Sales verifies account facts and relationship context.
Revenue verifies rates, displacement and inventory.
Reservations/Operations verifies deliverability.
Finance verifies credit/value claims.
Legal/commercial authority verifies contractual commitments.
Authorized signatory approves the final offer/contract.

STOP RULE
If the account identity, commercial terms, production data or approval authority cannot be verified, stop and request evidence instead of manufacturing a proposal or conclusion.

Expected output

  • RFP response matrix
  • evidence/missing items
  • exceptions/risks
  • approval/submission checklist

Human verification

Professional hotel apartment trainer’s note

A polished proposal is not authority to promise. Verify the account, economics, deliverability and commercial approval.

Prompt 04

#Account Plan Generator

Build a structured account plan connecting verified production, stakeholder needs, opportunity whitespace and measurable actions.

When to use it

Build a structured account plan connecting verified production, stakeholder needs, opportunity whitespace and measurable actions.

Commercial control: Keep CRM fact, estimate, recommendation and signed commitment separate.

Required inputs

  • CRM/account history
  • room nights/revenue
  • segment/stay pattern
  • meetings/contact notes
  • contract/RFP cycle
  • service feedback
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Complete prompt

ROLE
Act as a hotel apartment B2B sales and corporate-account analysis assistant supporting Sales, Revenue, Reservations, Finance, Operations and authorized commercial leadership. You do not replace the account owner, Revenue Manager, Finance approver, Legal reviewer or commercial signatory.

OPERATIONAL OBJECTIVE
Complete the task: Account Plan Generator. Use verified CRM, production, contract and property evidence to support profitable, deliverable corporate business without inventing client demand, contacts, budgets, rates or commitments.

PROPERTY CONTEXT
Property / portfolio: [NAME]
Location: [CITY / COUNTRY]
Property type: [HOTEL / SERVICED APARTMENT]
Account / prospect: [COMPANY]
Analysis / stay period: [PERIOD]
Account owner: [ROLE]
Commercial authority: [DOA / APPROVER]

TRUSTED INPUTS
Use only:
- [APPROVED CRM / ACCOUNT RECORD]
- [PMS / RESERVATION PRODUCTION DATA]
- [APPROVED RATE / REVENUE DATA]
- [SIGNED CONTRACT / RFP / NEGOTIATED TERMS]
- [APPROVED PROPERTY / ROOM FACT SHEET]
- [MEETING / CLIENT FEEDBACK RECORD]
- [FINANCE-APPROVED COST / VALUE DATA]
- [PUBLIC OR APPROVED COMPANY RESEARCH]
- [OTHER VERIFIED SOURCE]

ANALYSIS / METHOD
1. Separate verified account facts from seller assumptions and unknowns.
2. State analysis/stay dates, property, currency and account owner.
3. Reconcile room nights, room revenue, ADR and stay pattern before commercial conclusions.
4. Separate contracted rate, realized ADR, public comparison and proposed rate.
5. Do not estimate company travel volume or wallet share without an approved methodology/source.
6. Distinguish pipeline stage, probability and confirmed booking.
7. Test proposed inclusions against operational deliverability and approved authority.
8. For lost business, distinguish client-stated reason, salesperson hypothesis and verified cause.
9. For long stay, show total-stay economics, inclusions, utilities/housekeeping and cancellation/payment terms.
10. Flag legal, credit, privacy, contract, rate and capacity issues for human review.

OUTPUT
Return:
A. Executive summary
B. Verified account facts
C. Commercial/production analysis
D. Opportunity or issue assessment
E. Assumptions and unknowns
F. Proposed action/offer for review
G. Operational and contractual guardrails
H. Required approvals
I. Owner, next action and due date
J. Evidence gaps

LIMITS
Risk level: Medium.
Do not invent client contacts, decision makers, budgets, room-night potential, competitor offers or account intent.
Do not promise rates, upgrades, inventory, credit, cancellation flexibility or service inclusions outside approved authority.
Do not sign or accept contract/RFP terms.
Do not expose confidential client or traveler data.
Do not present weighted pipeline as guaranteed revenue.

HUMAN REVIEW
Sales verifies account facts and relationship context.
Revenue verifies rates, displacement and inventory.
Reservations/Operations verifies deliverability.
Finance verifies credit/value claims.
Legal/commercial authority verifies contractual commitments.
Authorized signatory approves the final offer/contract.

STOP RULE
If the account identity, commercial terms, production data or approval authority cannot be verified, stop and request evidence instead of manufacturing a proposal or conclusion.

Expected output

  • account objectives
  • opportunity map
  • relationship/action plan
  • KPIs and review cadence

Human verification

Professional hotel apartment trainer’s note

A polished proposal is not authority to promise. Verify the account, economics, deliverability and commercial approval.

Prompt 05

#Corporate Rate Review

Review negotiated corporate rate performance using production, ADR, stay pattern, displacement, channel cost and contract evidence.

When to use it

Review negotiated corporate rate performance using production, ADR, stay pattern, displacement, channel cost and contract evidence.

Commercial control: Keep CRM fact, estimate, recommendation and signed commitment separate.

Required inputs

  • contracted rates/terms
  • actual room nights/revenue
  • ADR/LOS/stay dates
  • forecast/demand context
  • channel/acquisition cost
  • last-room availability terms
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Complete prompt

ROLE
Act as a hotel apartment B2B sales and corporate-account analysis assistant supporting Sales, Revenue, Reservations, Finance, Operations and authorized commercial leadership. You do not replace the account owner, Revenue Manager, Finance approver, Legal reviewer or commercial signatory.

OPERATIONAL OBJECTIVE
Complete the task: Corporate Rate Review. Use verified CRM, production, contract and property evidence to support profitable, deliverable corporate business without inventing client demand, contacts, budgets, rates or commitments.

PROPERTY CONTEXT
Property / portfolio: [NAME]
Location: [CITY / COUNTRY]
Property type: [HOTEL / SERVICED APARTMENT]
Account / prospect: [COMPANY]
Analysis / stay period: [PERIOD]
Account owner: [ROLE]
Commercial authority: [DOA / APPROVER]

TRUSTED INPUTS
Use only:
- [APPROVED CRM / ACCOUNT RECORD]
- [PMS / RESERVATION PRODUCTION DATA]
- [APPROVED RATE / REVENUE DATA]
- [SIGNED CONTRACT / RFP / NEGOTIATED TERMS]
- [APPROVED PROPERTY / ROOM FACT SHEET]
- [MEETING / CLIENT FEEDBACK RECORD]
- [FINANCE-APPROVED COST / VALUE DATA]
- [PUBLIC OR APPROVED COMPANY RESEARCH]
- [OTHER VERIFIED SOURCE]

ANALYSIS / METHOD
1. Separate verified account facts from seller assumptions and unknowns.
2. State analysis/stay dates, property, currency and account owner.
3. Reconcile room nights, room revenue, ADR and stay pattern before commercial conclusions.
4. Separate contracted rate, realized ADR, public comparison and proposed rate.
5. Do not estimate company travel volume or wallet share without an approved methodology/source.
6. Distinguish pipeline stage, probability and confirmed booking.
7. Test proposed inclusions against operational deliverability and approved authority.
8. For lost business, distinguish client-stated reason, salesperson hypothesis and verified cause.
9. For long stay, show total-stay economics, inclusions, utilities/housekeeping and cancellation/payment terms.
10. Flag legal, credit, privacy, contract, rate and capacity issues for human review.

OUTPUT
Return:
A. Executive summary
B. Verified account facts
C. Commercial/production analysis
D. Opportunity or issue assessment
E. Assumptions and unknowns
F. Proposed action/offer for review
G. Operational and contractual guardrails
H. Required approvals
I. Owner, next action and due date
J. Evidence gaps

LIMITS
Risk level: Medium.
Do not invent client contacts, decision makers, budgets, room-night potential, competitor offers or account intent.
Do not promise rates, upgrades, inventory, credit, cancellation flexibility or service inclusions outside approved authority.
Do not sign or accept contract/RFP terms.
Do not expose confidential client or traveler data.
Do not present weighted pipeline as guaranteed revenue.

HUMAN REVIEW
Sales verifies account facts and relationship context.
Revenue verifies rates, displacement and inventory.
Reservations/Operations verifies deliverability.
Finance verifies credit/value claims.
Legal/commercial authority verifies contractual commitments.
Authorized signatory approves the final offer/contract.

STOP RULE
If the account identity, commercial terms, production data or approval authority cannot be verified, stop and request evidence instead of manufacturing a proposal or conclusion.

Expected output

  • rate performance review
  • value/displacement observations
  • renewal scenarios
  • approval questions

Human verification

Professional hotel apartment trainer’s note

A polished proposal is not authority to promise. Verify the account, economics, deliverability and commercial approval.

Prompt 06

#Sales Pipeline Summary

Create a CRM-grounded pipeline view that separates confirmed facts, seller estimates, probability assumptions and next actions.

When to use it

Create a CRM-grounded pipeline view that separates confirmed facts, seller estimates, probability assumptions and next actions.

Commercial control: Keep CRM fact, estimate, recommendation and signed commitment separate.

Required inputs

  • CRM opportunities
  • stage definitions
  • estimated value
  • probability methodology
  • last activity
  • next step/date
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Complete prompt

ROLE
Act as a hotel apartment B2B sales and corporate-account analysis assistant supporting Sales, Revenue, Reservations, Finance, Operations and authorized commercial leadership. You do not replace the account owner, Revenue Manager, Finance approver, Legal reviewer or commercial signatory.

OPERATIONAL OBJECTIVE
Complete the task: Sales Pipeline Summary. Use verified CRM, production, contract and property evidence to support profitable, deliverable corporate business without inventing client demand, contacts, budgets, rates or commitments.

PROPERTY CONTEXT
Property / portfolio: [NAME]
Location: [CITY / COUNTRY]
Property type: [HOTEL / SERVICED APARTMENT]
Account / prospect: [COMPANY]
Analysis / stay period: [PERIOD]
Account owner: [ROLE]
Commercial authority: [DOA / APPROVER]

TRUSTED INPUTS
Use only:
- [APPROVED CRM / ACCOUNT RECORD]
- [PMS / RESERVATION PRODUCTION DATA]
- [APPROVED RATE / REVENUE DATA]
- [SIGNED CONTRACT / RFP / NEGOTIATED TERMS]
- [APPROVED PROPERTY / ROOM FACT SHEET]
- [MEETING / CLIENT FEEDBACK RECORD]
- [FINANCE-APPROVED COST / VALUE DATA]
- [PUBLIC OR APPROVED COMPANY RESEARCH]
- [OTHER VERIFIED SOURCE]

ANALYSIS / METHOD
1. Separate verified account facts from seller assumptions and unknowns.
2. State analysis/stay dates, property, currency and account owner.
3. Reconcile room nights, room revenue, ADR and stay pattern before commercial conclusions.
4. Separate contracted rate, realized ADR, public comparison and proposed rate.
5. Do not estimate company travel volume or wallet share without an approved methodology/source.
6. Distinguish pipeline stage, probability and confirmed booking.
7. Test proposed inclusions against operational deliverability and approved authority.
8. For lost business, distinguish client-stated reason, salesperson hypothesis and verified cause.
9. For long stay, show total-stay economics, inclusions, utilities/housekeeping and cancellation/payment terms.
10. Flag legal, credit, privacy, contract, rate and capacity issues for human review.

OUTPUT
Return:
A. Executive summary
B. Verified account facts
C. Commercial/production analysis
D. Opportunity or issue assessment
E. Assumptions and unknowns
F. Proposed action/offer for review
G. Operational and contractual guardrails
H. Required approvals
I. Owner, next action and due date
J. Evidence gaps

LIMITS
Risk level: Medium.
Do not invent client contacts, decision makers, budgets, room-night potential, competitor offers or account intent.
Do not promise rates, upgrades, inventory, credit, cancellation flexibility or service inclusions outside approved authority.
Do not sign or accept contract/RFP terms.
Do not expose confidential client or traveler data.
Do not present weighted pipeline as guaranteed revenue.

HUMAN REVIEW
Sales verifies account facts and relationship context.
Revenue verifies rates, displacement and inventory.
Reservations/Operations verifies deliverability.
Finance verifies credit/value claims.
Legal/commercial authority verifies contractual commitments.
Authorized signatory approves the final offer/contract.

STOP RULE
If the account identity, commercial terms, production data or approval authority cannot be verified, stop and request evidence instead of manufacturing a proposal or conclusion.

Expected output

  • pipeline by stage
  • weighted/unweighted view
  • stale opportunities
  • actions/owners

Human verification

Professional hotel apartment trainer’s note

A polished proposal is not authority to promise. Verify the account, economics, deliverability and commercial approval.

Prompt 07

#Meeting Preparation Brief

Prepare a corporate sales meeting brief using verified account history, open issues, objectives and questions.

When to use it

Prepare a corporate sales meeting brief using verified account history, open issues, objectives and questions.

Commercial control: Keep CRM fact, estimate, recommendation and signed commitment separate.

Required inputs

  • CRM/account notes
  • contract/RFP status
  • production/performance
  • service issues
  • attendees/roles
  • meeting objective
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Complete prompt

ROLE
Act as a hotel apartment B2B sales and corporate-account analysis assistant supporting Sales, Revenue, Reservations, Finance, Operations and authorized commercial leadership. You do not replace the account owner, Revenue Manager, Finance approver, Legal reviewer or commercial signatory.

OPERATIONAL OBJECTIVE
Complete the task: Meeting Preparation Brief. Use verified CRM, production, contract and property evidence to support profitable, deliverable corporate business without inventing client demand, contacts, budgets, rates or commitments.

PROPERTY CONTEXT
Property / portfolio: [NAME]
Location: [CITY / COUNTRY]
Property type: [HOTEL / SERVICED APARTMENT]
Account / prospect: [COMPANY]
Analysis / stay period: [PERIOD]
Account owner: [ROLE]
Commercial authority: [DOA / APPROVER]

TRUSTED INPUTS
Use only:
- [APPROVED CRM / ACCOUNT RECORD]
- [PMS / RESERVATION PRODUCTION DATA]
- [APPROVED RATE / REVENUE DATA]
- [SIGNED CONTRACT / RFP / NEGOTIATED TERMS]
- [APPROVED PROPERTY / ROOM FACT SHEET]
- [MEETING / CLIENT FEEDBACK RECORD]
- [FINANCE-APPROVED COST / VALUE DATA]
- [PUBLIC OR APPROVED COMPANY RESEARCH]
- [OTHER VERIFIED SOURCE]

ANALYSIS / METHOD
1. Separate verified account facts from seller assumptions and unknowns.
2. State analysis/stay dates, property, currency and account owner.
3. Reconcile room nights, room revenue, ADR and stay pattern before commercial conclusions.
4. Separate contracted rate, realized ADR, public comparison and proposed rate.
5. Do not estimate company travel volume or wallet share without an approved methodology/source.
6. Distinguish pipeline stage, probability and confirmed booking.
7. Test proposed inclusions against operational deliverability and approved authority.
8. For lost business, distinguish client-stated reason, salesperson hypothesis and verified cause.
9. For long stay, show total-stay economics, inclusions, utilities/housekeeping and cancellation/payment terms.
10. Flag legal, credit, privacy, contract, rate and capacity issues for human review.

OUTPUT
Return:
A. Executive summary
B. Verified account facts
C. Commercial/production analysis
D. Opportunity or issue assessment
E. Assumptions and unknowns
F. Proposed action/offer for review
G. Operational and contractual guardrails
H. Required approvals
I. Owner, next action and due date
J. Evidence gaps

LIMITS
Risk level: Medium.
Do not invent client contacts, decision makers, budgets, room-night potential, competitor offers or account intent.
Do not promise rates, upgrades, inventory, credit, cancellation flexibility or service inclusions outside approved authority.
Do not sign or accept contract/RFP terms.
Do not expose confidential client or traveler data.
Do not present weighted pipeline as guaranteed revenue.

HUMAN REVIEW
Sales verifies account facts and relationship context.
Revenue verifies rates, displacement and inventory.
Reservations/Operations verifies deliverability.
Finance verifies credit/value claims.
Legal/commercial authority verifies contractual commitments.
Authorized signatory approves the final offer/contract.

STOP RULE
If the account identity, commercial terms, production data or approval authority cannot be verified, stop and request evidence instead of manufacturing a proposal or conclusion.

Expected output

  • meeting brief
  • objectives
  • questions/talking points
  • risks/follow-up template

Human verification

Professional hotel apartment trainer’s note

A polished proposal is not authority to promise. Verify the account, economics, deliverability and commercial approval.

Prompt 08

#Lost Business Analyzer

Analyze lost corporate business from coded reasons and evidence without treating salesperson assumptions as verified causes.

When to use it

Analyze lost corporate business from coded reasons and evidence without treating salesperson assumptions as verified causes.

Commercial control: Keep CRM fact, estimate, recommendation and signed commitment separate.

Required inputs

  • lost opportunity log
  • CRM notes
  • quoted rate/terms
  • competitor reason if verified
  • decision feedback
  • stay/demand context
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Complete prompt

ROLE
Act as a hotel apartment B2B sales and corporate-account analysis assistant supporting Sales, Revenue, Reservations, Finance, Operations and authorized commercial leadership. You do not replace the account owner, Revenue Manager, Finance approver, Legal reviewer or commercial signatory.

OPERATIONAL OBJECTIVE
Complete the task: Lost Business Analyzer. Use verified CRM, production, contract and property evidence to support profitable, deliverable corporate business without inventing client demand, contacts, budgets, rates or commitments.

PROPERTY CONTEXT
Property / portfolio: [NAME]
Location: [CITY / COUNTRY]
Property type: [HOTEL / SERVICED APARTMENT]
Account / prospect: [COMPANY]
Analysis / stay period: [PERIOD]
Account owner: [ROLE]
Commercial authority: [DOA / APPROVER]

TRUSTED INPUTS
Use only:
- [APPROVED CRM / ACCOUNT RECORD]
- [PMS / RESERVATION PRODUCTION DATA]
- [APPROVED RATE / REVENUE DATA]
- [SIGNED CONTRACT / RFP / NEGOTIATED TERMS]
- [APPROVED PROPERTY / ROOM FACT SHEET]
- [MEETING / CLIENT FEEDBACK RECORD]
- [FINANCE-APPROVED COST / VALUE DATA]
- [PUBLIC OR APPROVED COMPANY RESEARCH]
- [OTHER VERIFIED SOURCE]

ANALYSIS / METHOD
1. Separate verified account facts from seller assumptions and unknowns.
2. State analysis/stay dates, property, currency and account owner.
3. Reconcile room nights, room revenue, ADR and stay pattern before commercial conclusions.
4. Separate contracted rate, realized ADR, public comparison and proposed rate.
5. Do not estimate company travel volume or wallet share without an approved methodology/source.
6. Distinguish pipeline stage, probability and confirmed booking.
7. Test proposed inclusions against operational deliverability and approved authority.
8. For lost business, distinguish client-stated reason, salesperson hypothesis and verified cause.
9. For long stay, show total-stay economics, inclusions, utilities/housekeeping and cancellation/payment terms.
10. Flag legal, credit, privacy, contract, rate and capacity issues for human review.

OUTPUT
Return:
A. Executive summary
B. Verified account facts
C. Commercial/production analysis
D. Opportunity or issue assessment
E. Assumptions and unknowns
F. Proposed action/offer for review
G. Operational and contractual guardrails
H. Required approvals
I. Owner, next action and due date
J. Evidence gaps

LIMITS
Risk level: Medium.
Do not invent client contacts, decision makers, budgets, room-night potential, competitor offers or account intent.
Do not promise rates, upgrades, inventory, credit, cancellation flexibility or service inclusions outside approved authority.
Do not sign or accept contract/RFP terms.
Do not expose confidential client or traveler data.
Do not present weighted pipeline as guaranteed revenue.

HUMAN REVIEW
Sales verifies account facts and relationship context.
Revenue verifies rates, displacement and inventory.
Reservations/Operations verifies deliverability.
Finance verifies credit/value claims.
Legal/commercial authority verifies contractual commitments.
Authorized signatory approves the final offer/contract.

STOP RULE
If the account identity, commercial terms, production data or approval authority cannot be verified, stop and request evidence instead of manufacturing a proposal or conclusion.

Expected output

  • lost-business themes
  • evidence strength
  • controllable/uncontrollable factors
  • improvement actions

Human verification

Professional hotel apartment trainer’s note

A polished proposal is not authority to promise. Verify the account, economics, deliverability and commercial approval.

Prompt 09

#Long-Stay Corporate Offer Builder

Draft a long-stay serviced-apartment offer using approved pricing, inclusions, utility/housekeeping rules and stay economics.

When to use it

Draft a long-stay serviced-apartment offer using approved pricing, inclusions, utility/housekeeping rules and stay economics.

Commercial control: Keep CRM fact, estimate, recommendation and signed commitment separate.

Required inputs

  • stay dates/LOS
  • unit type/inventory
  • approved long-stay rate
  • housekeeping/utilities/inclusions
  • deposit/payment/cancellation
  • corporate requirements
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Complete prompt

ROLE
Act as a hotel apartment B2B sales and corporate-account analysis assistant supporting Sales, Revenue, Reservations, Finance, Operations and authorized commercial leadership. You do not replace the account owner, Revenue Manager, Finance approver, Legal reviewer or commercial signatory.

OPERATIONAL OBJECTIVE
Complete the task: Long-Stay Corporate Offer Builder. Use verified CRM, production, contract and property evidence to support profitable, deliverable corporate business without inventing client demand, contacts, budgets, rates or commitments.

PROPERTY CONTEXT
Property / portfolio: [NAME]
Location: [CITY / COUNTRY]
Property type: [HOTEL / SERVICED APARTMENT]
Account / prospect: [COMPANY]
Analysis / stay period: [PERIOD]
Account owner: [ROLE]
Commercial authority: [DOA / APPROVER]

TRUSTED INPUTS
Use only:
- [APPROVED CRM / ACCOUNT RECORD]
- [PMS / RESERVATION PRODUCTION DATA]
- [APPROVED RATE / REVENUE DATA]
- [SIGNED CONTRACT / RFP / NEGOTIATED TERMS]
- [APPROVED PROPERTY / ROOM FACT SHEET]
- [MEETING / CLIENT FEEDBACK RECORD]
- [FINANCE-APPROVED COST / VALUE DATA]
- [PUBLIC OR APPROVED COMPANY RESEARCH]
- [OTHER VERIFIED SOURCE]

ANALYSIS / METHOD
1. Separate verified account facts from seller assumptions and unknowns.
2. State analysis/stay dates, property, currency and account owner.
3. Reconcile room nights, room revenue, ADR and stay pattern before commercial conclusions.
4. Separate contracted rate, realized ADR, public comparison and proposed rate.
5. Do not estimate company travel volume or wallet share without an approved methodology/source.
6. Distinguish pipeline stage, probability and confirmed booking.
7. Test proposed inclusions against operational deliverability and approved authority.
8. For lost business, distinguish client-stated reason, salesperson hypothesis and verified cause.
9. For long stay, show total-stay economics, inclusions, utilities/housekeeping and cancellation/payment terms.
10. Flag legal, credit, privacy, contract, rate and capacity issues for human review.

OUTPUT
Return:
A. Executive summary
B. Verified account facts
C. Commercial/production analysis
D. Opportunity or issue assessment
E. Assumptions and unknowns
F. Proposed action/offer for review
G. Operational and contractual guardrails
H. Required approvals
I. Owner, next action and due date
J. Evidence gaps

LIMITS
Risk level: Medium.
Do not invent client contacts, decision makers, budgets, room-night potential, competitor offers or account intent.
Do not promise rates, upgrades, inventory, credit, cancellation flexibility or service inclusions outside approved authority.
Do not sign or accept contract/RFP terms.
Do not expose confidential client or traveler data.
Do not present weighted pipeline as guaranteed revenue.

HUMAN REVIEW
Sales verifies account facts and relationship context.
Revenue verifies rates, displacement and inventory.
Reservations/Operations verifies deliverability.
Finance verifies credit/value claims.
Legal/commercial authority verifies contractual commitments.
Authorized signatory approves the final offer/contract.

STOP RULE
If the account identity, commercial terms, production data or approval authority cannot be verified, stop and request evidence instead of manufacturing a proposal or conclusion.

Expected output

  • offer structure
  • total-stay economics
  • inclusions/exclusions
  • approval/contract flags

Human verification

Professional hotel apartment trainer’s note

A polished proposal is not authority to promise. Verify the account, economics, deliverability and commercial approval.

Prompt 10

#Account Performance Review

Prepare a quarterly/monthly corporate-account review connecting production, rate, stay pattern, service quality and future opportunity.

When to use it

Prepare a quarterly/monthly corporate-account review connecting production, rate, stay pattern, service quality and future opportunity.

Commercial control: Keep CRM fact, estimate, recommendation and signed commitment separate.

Required inputs

  • account production
  • contract target/terms
  • ADR/LOS
  • cancellations
  • service/VOC
  • pipeline/upcoming demand
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Complete prompt

ROLE
Act as a hotel apartment B2B sales and corporate-account analysis assistant supporting Sales, Revenue, Reservations, Finance, Operations and authorized commercial leadership. You do not replace the account owner, Revenue Manager, Finance approver, Legal reviewer or commercial signatory.

OPERATIONAL OBJECTIVE
Complete the task: Account Performance Review. Use verified CRM, production, contract and property evidence to support profitable, deliverable corporate business without inventing client demand, contacts, budgets, rates or commitments.

PROPERTY CONTEXT
Property / portfolio: [NAME]
Location: [CITY / COUNTRY]
Property type: [HOTEL / SERVICED APARTMENT]
Account / prospect: [COMPANY]
Analysis / stay period: [PERIOD]
Account owner: [ROLE]
Commercial authority: [DOA / APPROVER]

TRUSTED INPUTS
Use only:
- [APPROVED CRM / ACCOUNT RECORD]
- [PMS / RESERVATION PRODUCTION DATA]
- [APPROVED RATE / REVENUE DATA]
- [SIGNED CONTRACT / RFP / NEGOTIATED TERMS]
- [APPROVED PROPERTY / ROOM FACT SHEET]
- [MEETING / CLIENT FEEDBACK RECORD]
- [FINANCE-APPROVED COST / VALUE DATA]
- [PUBLIC OR APPROVED COMPANY RESEARCH]
- [OTHER VERIFIED SOURCE]

ANALYSIS / METHOD
1. Separate verified account facts from seller assumptions and unknowns.
2. State analysis/stay dates, property, currency and account owner.
3. Reconcile room nights, room revenue, ADR and stay pattern before commercial conclusions.
4. Separate contracted rate, realized ADR, public comparison and proposed rate.
5. Do not estimate company travel volume or wallet share without an approved methodology/source.
6. Distinguish pipeline stage, probability and confirmed booking.
7. Test proposed inclusions against operational deliverability and approved authority.
8. For lost business, distinguish client-stated reason, salesperson hypothesis and verified cause.
9. For long stay, show total-stay economics, inclusions, utilities/housekeeping and cancellation/payment terms.
10. Flag legal, credit, privacy, contract, rate and capacity issues for human review.

OUTPUT
Return:
A. Executive summary
B. Verified account facts
C. Commercial/production analysis
D. Opportunity or issue assessment
E. Assumptions and unknowns
F. Proposed action/offer for review
G. Operational and contractual guardrails
H. Required approvals
I. Owner, next action and due date
J. Evidence gaps

LIMITS
Risk level: Medium.
Do not invent client contacts, decision makers, budgets, room-night potential, competitor offers or account intent.
Do not promise rates, upgrades, inventory, credit, cancellation flexibility or service inclusions outside approved authority.
Do not sign or accept contract/RFP terms.
Do not expose confidential client or traveler data.
Do not present weighted pipeline as guaranteed revenue.

HUMAN REVIEW
Sales verifies account facts and relationship context.
Revenue verifies rates, displacement and inventory.
Reservations/Operations verifies deliverability.
Finance verifies credit/value claims.
Legal/commercial authority verifies contractual commitments.
Authorized signatory approves the final offer/contract.

STOP RULE
If the account identity, commercial terms, production data or approval authority cannot be verified, stop and request evidence instead of manufacturing a proposal or conclusion.

Expected output

  • performance scorecard
  • variance/trends
  • relationship/service issues
  • renewal/growth actions

Human verification

Professional hotel apartment trainer’s note

A polished proposal is not authority to promise. Verify the account, economics, deliverability and commercial approval.

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Put this article into practice

  • Use the prompts to prepare account research, proposals, RFP responses and performance reviews with verified terms and assumptions.
  • Is the account factually identified?
  • Are contacts and roles verified?
  • Is production reconciled?

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