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Compare multiple vendor quotes or proposals into a short Thai decision brief. Use when a Thai founder, ops lead, or manager needs to compare 2–5 vendor options side by side and decide what to move forward with.
Source text: Thai
Extract expiring subscriptions, credentials, and contracts from messy Thai LINE, email, invoice, or note text, then turn them into a short action list with urgency and next steps.
Source text: Mixed languages
Write polite Thai messages to request missing information, requirements, or clarifications from a customer before moving forward with sales, quoting, discovery, or proposal work. Use when the user needs to ask for more customer details without sounding…
Add a new skill to the Thai Business AI Skills repository in the correct format and location. Use when creating, reviewing, or integrating a new skill for this repo, including deciding whether to write an original skill, link an external skill, create a Thai…
Write Thai promotional posts for products, services, campaigns, or offers for channels like Facebook, LINE, and general social media. Use when the user wants simple, persuasive Thai marketing copy tailored to a target audience without sounding too aggressive…
Write polite Thai follow-up messages after a sales conversation, demo, quote, or proposal. Use when the user wants to follow up with a prospect or customer in Thai without sounding too aggressive, including after first contact, after sending information,…
Summarize business expenses, cost notes, or rough spending data into a clear Thai expense summary. Use when the user wants a quick understanding of spending categories, notable changes, possible issues, and management-ready observations from finance data.
Summarize finance or business performance data into a concise Thai management report summary. Use when the user needs a short summary of revenue, cost, margin, trend, or business performance for managers or executives.
Draft polite Thai payment reminders for unpaid invoices, overdue payments, or pending transfer confirmations. Use when the user wants to follow up on payment professionally without sounding aggressive or damaging the business relationship.
Draft a concise Thai decision memo from rough notes, options, or business context. Use when the user wants to frame a business decision clearly with recommendation, rationale, trade-offs, risks, and next step for leadership review.
Turn scattered team updates, notes, or status bullets into a concise Thai weekly management update. Use when the user needs a weekly internal update summarizing progress, blockers, risks, and priorities for leadership or managers.
Draft a professional Thai email reply from an incoming message, rough notes, or response goal. Use when the user wants to answer clearly and politely in Thai for business communication, follow-up, clarification, scheduling, or relationship management.
Turn repeated customer questions, chat logs, or support notes into Thai FAQ entries. Use when the user wants to create clearer FAQ content from recurring support issues, repeated inquiries, or common confusion points.
Convert messy customer chat conversations into a structured Thai support ticket summary. Use when the user needs to turn chat logs into a concise issue summary with problem statement, customer impact, current status, and next action.
Create practical Thai interview questions based on a role, job description, or hiring goal. Use when the user wants a clear interview question set for managers or HR, including role-fit, behavior, skill, and situational questions.
Rewrite one marketing message into multiple Thai caption variations with different tones, angles, or levels of urgency. Use when the user wants several usable caption options for social posts, broadcasts, or promotions from the same core message.
Generate a practical 30-day Thai content calendar for business marketing. Use when the user wants daily or weekly content ideas for social media, education, promotion, engagement, or campaign planning without generic filler ideas.
Draft clear Thai internal announcements, updates, reminders, or team messages for employees. Use when the user needs a company-internal message that is easy to understand, appropriately formal, and suitable for staff, teams, or organization-wide communication.
Draft a simple Thai SOP from rough steps, notes, or verbal process descriptions. Use when the user wants to turn an informal workflow into a clear step-by-step operating procedure for a team.
Summarize a sales discovery call in Thai from notes or transcript. Use when the user wants a clean summary of customer pain points, needs, constraints, opportunities, objections, and recommended next sales actions.
Qualify a sales lead in Thai from messy notes, inquiry text, chat history, or basic company information. Use when the user wants a quick lead summary, qualification status, buying signals, likely fit, and suggested next step for sales follow-up.
Draft Thai responses to common sales objections such as price concerns, timing issues, internal approval delays, uncertainty, or comparison with alternatives. Use when the user wants to respond professionally without sounding defensive or pushy.
Draft calm, polite Thai responses to customer complaints, frustration, or service issues. Use when the user needs to reply to an unhappy customer in Thai, de-escalate tension, apologize appropriately, and suggest a next step without making the situation worse.
Write clear Thai job descriptions for non-technical or mixed business roles. Use when the user wants to create or improve a JD in Thai so applicants can quickly understand responsibilities, requirements, and working style without vague or bloated language.
Summarize long Thai or mixed-language reports, project updates, or scattered notes into a concise Thai executive summary. Use when the user needs a management-ready summary focused on status, key issues, risks, and decisions needed.
Summarize Thai or mixed-language meeting notes, transcripts, or rough bullets into a clear Thai meeting summary with decisions, action items, and follow-ups. Use when the user needs meeting output that is easier to read, share, or send to a team.
Turn a Thai or English topic, business idea, or rough notes into a clear Thai slide outline for presentations to executives, clients, or internal teams. Use when the user needs help structuring a deck before building it in PowerPoint or Google Slides.