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You do not need a special prompt language to work with Finlay. Start with the business outcome, add the relevant scope, and say how you want the result presented.
This page is a collection of examples—not a separate saved prompt library inside Layest.

Explore your data

  • “Show all active projects with a completion date in the next 90 days.”
  • “Compare planned and actual investment amounts by company.”
  • “Find records that do not have an assigned owner.”
  • “Summarize the largest changes since last quarter.”

Prepare reports

  • “Prepare a quarterly report for the Vienna portfolio using the attached board documents.”
  • “Create a status report for Project Atlas and highlight overdue actions.”
  • “Draft a sustainability report from these files and list missing evidence separately.”
  • “Prepare a legal-document report and organize the source material by company.”

Start an import

  • “Import these documents with Doclay and place the reviewed records in the Investments collection.”
  • “Extract the invoices in this folder with Billay.”
  • “Use these files for a KYC preparation run and flag missing information.”
  • “Prepare payment data from these documents for review.”

Draft a dashboard

  • “Draft a management dashboard for portfolio health with investment value, project status, and upcoming milestones.”
  • “Create a private dashboard for invoice processing volume and approval progress.”
  • “Build a dashboard for quarterly reporting readiness and missing source files.”

Refine the result

Useful follow-up requests include:
  • “Limit this to the current financial year.”
  • “Group the table by company.”
  • “Explain which sources support that conclusion.”
  • “Show missing information in a separate section.”
  • “Keep the dashboard private and save it as a draft.”

Use a reliable request pattern

Learn how outcome, scope, rules, and format work together.