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Weekly Vendor Report Builder
Prepare a vendor campaign update prompt from verified campaign activity, buyer feedback themes, and recommended next steps. Copy the complete prompt, paste it into ChatGPT or your preferred AI tool, then review the draft before use.
Guided prompt builder
Build one complete AI prompt
This public builder does not save campaign history or generate the final vendor report. It creates a complete prompt you can paste into ChatGPT or another AI tool, using only the verified details you provide.
Step 1
Review before use
Verify all property facts before use.
Review the AI result before sending or publishing.
Not legal, valuation, tenancy, council, building, tax, insurance, or REA decision-making guidance.
Do not hide material facts or mislead buyers or vendors.
Vendor report pilot
Would saved vendor report history help your workflow?
We are exploring a saved campaign report workspace for NZ agents. If weekly report history, PDF/DOCX export, agency-branded reports, or prior-week reuse would help your team, tell us.
No saved history, login, payment, AI API, or report export has been added here. This is a public prompt builder for validation and feedback.
Supporting workflow guidance
Review notes and examples
The builder above creates the complete AI prompt. Open the sections below only when you need examples, review checks, or safer wording notes.
How this workflow works
Target user
- Licensed NZ real estate agents
- Salespeople
- Sales assistants
Problem solved
Agents often collect useful campaign notes across Trade Me Property, realestate.co.nz, open homes, calls, and private viewings, but the weekly vendor update can become rushed or too informal. This tool turns those notes into a complete prompt to paste into ChatGPT or another AI tool, so the resulting vendor draft can be checked against verified campaign records before use.
Practical use case
Preparing a weekly vendor update prompt during an active auction, deadline sale, tender, or by-negotiation campaign.
- 1.Gather verified campaign metrics from portals, enquiry records, and open home registers.
- 2.Group buyer feedback into repeated themes instead of copying isolated comments.
- 3.Build one complete prompt with facts first, then interpretation and next steps.
- 4.Paste the prompt into ChatGPT or another AI tool to create the draft.
- 5.Ask the AI tool for a draft, then check that the final wording does not overstate buyer interest.
Example input
Use this as a guide to the type of verified information to gather before building the workflow prompt.
- Property address: 12 Example Street, Christchurch
- Campaign stage: Week 2 auction campaign
- Portal metrics: verified Trade Me Property views, watchlists, and realestate.co.nz enquiries
- Open home activity: Saturday and Sunday totals from the register
- Buyer feedback: repeated questions about driveway access and presentation
- Recommended next step: review feedback themes before the next vendor meeting
Review checklist
Workflow-specific reminders
- •Separate factual metrics from opinion or interpretation.
- •Avoid overstating buyer interest or presenting isolated comments as market consensus.
- •Avoid promises about sale results, price outcomes, or campaign success.
- •Confirm all numbers before sending.
- •Licensed-agent review required before vendor use.
Safer wording notes
Sample output structure
Opening summary
This week the campaign continued to generate steady online engagement and open home attendance. The main buyer themes were presentation, settlement timing, and price comparison with nearby listings.
Recommended next step
Before the next open home, review the repeated buyer questions and agree whether any presentation, follow-up, or pricing conversation is needed.
What this workflow does not do
- •It does not decide pricing strategy or provide property value advice.
- •It does not verify portal metrics, open home numbers, or buyer feedback.
- •It should not turn one buyer comment into broad market evidence.
- This tool provides general workflow support, not legal, valuation, or agency-specific advice.
- Verify all campaign metrics and property facts before using the draft.
- Human review is required before sending any vendor communication.
FAQ
Can this tool decide what price advice to give a vendor?
No. It can help structure campaign communication, but pricing interpretation must be reviewed by the responsible licensed agent and based on verified information.
Should every buyer comment be included in the report?
No. Summarise genuine themes carefully and avoid presenting one-off comments as broader market feedback.
Can the output be sent directly to a vendor?
No. The builder creates a prompt to paste into ChatGPT or another AI tool. Any AI-generated draft should be checked against campaign records, portal metrics, buyer notes, and agency process before use.
Is saved vendor report history available now?
No. Saved campaign report history is being explored as a future workflow. Current public builders stay browser-only and do not save campaign information.
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