| name | thai-request-more-customer-info |
| description | 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 burdensome, confusing, or overly formal. |
Thai Request More Customer Information
Write clear, polite Thai messages that ask customers for missing information so the team can move the opportunity forward.
Output requirements
- Write in Thai
- Keep the message clear and easy to answer
- Be polite and professional without sounding stiff
- Make the request feel helpful, not like extra work being pushed to the customer
- If multiple items are needed, organize them so the customer can reply easily
Working method
- Identify what information is missing
- Identify why that information is needed
- Group the requested items in a simple, easy-to-answer format
- Write the request in a tone that feels helpful and low-friction
- End with a clear next step
Tone guidance
Prefer Thai business language that feels:
- polite
- practical
- easy to understand
- collaborative rather than demanding
Avoid:
- vague requests
- asking too many things in an unstructured wall of text
- language that sounds like the customer is at fault for missing information
Response format
By default, provide:
- one recommended version
- one shorter chat version
- one more structured version for email or formal follow-up
- a short note on when to use each version
References
For examples and a reusable end-user prompt pattern, see references/examples.md.