amplify · the review layer

The prompt library

Say the goal. A person signs off on the answer.

Every prompt below is one a finance or operations person actually types. Copy one, paste it into your Claude, and the work comes back reviewed and on the record.

17 prompts in 6 groups. Open a group to browse, or search.

Works todayeverything it plugs into exists, your setup guide wires it in
We build one partone piece doesn't exist yet, we build it for you
Account reconciliationsWorks today

Tie the bank statement to the ledger

“Reconcile our June operating account against the general ledger and show me anything that doesn't tie out.”
QuickBooks or Xeroyour bank feedstatement PDFs
Saves about 2 hours · you review about 5 minutes
Month-end closeWorks today

Run the close checklist, draft the entries

“Run our month-end close checklist for June and draft the journal entries you think we need.”
QuickBooks or Xeroyour close checklist
Saves about 3 hours · you review about 8 minutes
Notes and disclosuresWe build one part

Draft the footnotes, line by line

“Draft the notes and disclosures for our FY25 financial statements from the trial balance and last year's statements, and show me line by line what changed.”
QuickBooks, Xero or Intacctlast year's statements
Saves about a day · you review about 20 minutes
Workpaper intakeWe build one part

Turn the client's scans into workpapers

“Pull this client's 1099s, K-1s, and W-2s out of their intake folder in SharePoint and build the tax workpapers for their return.”
SharePoint or Drivedocument readingQuickBooks
Saves about 90 minutes per return · you review about 6 minutes
Research memosWe build one part

A memo with the authorities cited

“Write me a memo on whether this client can deduct their home-office expenses this year, and cite the authorities.”
case law and regsyour prior memos
Saves about 2 hours · you review about 10 minutes
Deadline monitoringWorks today

See what's due before it slips

“Check which client filing deadlines and compliance obligations come due in the next 30 days and flag the ones that still look open, so I can review before anything slips.”
Outlook or Google Calendaryour compliance list
Saves about 45 minutes a week · you review about 3 minutes
Expense codingWorks today

Code the card charges, flag the odd ones

“Code last month's corporate-card charges to the right GL accounts and flag any I should double-check.”
your card platformQuickBooks or Xero
Saves about 2 hours · you review about 4 minutes
WIP to invoiceWe build one part

Draft this month's invoices from unbilled time

“Draft this month's client invoices from our unbilled WIP, starting with the Henderson and Clark engagements.”
QuickBooks or Xeroyour WIP report
Saves about 3 hours · you review about 10 minutes
AR follow-upWorks today

Chase what's past due, in your words

“Draft follow-up emails to the customers who are more than 30 days past due on their invoices.”
QuickBooks or XeroOutlook or Gmail
Saves about an hour a week · you review about 4 minutes
Advisory repliesWorks today

A reply that already knows their numbers

“A client just emailed asking whether they can still expense the new equipment they bought this year and how the bonus depreciation rules affect it. Pull the thread and their file, and draft a reply for me to review before it goes out.”
Outlook or GmailQuickBooks or Xero
Saves about 30 minutes per reply · you review about 4 minutes
Client-request chasingWorks today

Find who still owes you documents

“It is week three of the Riverside audit and a bunch of the documents we asked for still are not in. Show me who still owes us items and draft follow-up emails to those clients for me to approve.”
your request trackerOutlook or Gmail
Saves about 2 hours a week · you review about 5 minutes
Engagement lettersWorks today

A letter built from the CRM record

“Draft an engagement letter for our new tax client Riverside Manufacturing using their CRM record.”
Salesforce, HubSpot or Dynamicsyour letter template
Saves about 45 minutes · you review about 5 minutes
Fee quotesWe build one part

A quote off your own rate card

“Put together a fee quote for the Summit Nonprofit audit RFP.”
Salesforce or HubSpotyour rate card
Saves about 2 hours · you review about 8 minutes
Opportunity triageWorks today

Go / no-go on this week's opportunities

“Pull this week's new federal and state opportunities in our NAICS codes and give me a go/no-go brief on the top five, with fit, deadline, and set-aside for each.”
public opportunity feedsyour pipeline
Saves about 3 hours a week · you review about 10 minutes
Timesheet reconstructionWe build one part

Rebuild last week's billable hours

“Reconstruct my billable hours for last week from my calendar and email so I can fill in my timesheet.”
your calendar and emailSlack
Saves about 40 minutes a week · you review about 4 minutes
AI-usage disclosureWorks today

Your quarterly AI disclosure, from your own records

“Generate our quarterly AI-usage disclosure from the review records we've logged this period, one row per engagement showing what was AI-assisted and who signed off.”
your Amplify recordsSharePoint or Dataverse
Saves about 4 hours a quarter · you review about 6 minutes
Seat and subscription clean-upWorks today

Find the software nobody is using

“Find SaaS seats and subscriptions we're paying for but nobody's using, and draft the cancellations for me to approve.”
your identity directoryyour spend platform
Often pays for itself · you review about 5 minutes

No prompt for “” yet. That makes it a wish.

Type the prompt you would run tomorrow if it actually worked. If we add it to the library, you are first in line: we build it, set it up with your team at no charge, and your first month is free.

Your turn

What prompt do you wish worked for you?

Type the prompt you would run tomorrow if it actually worked: real data in, a person on your team signing off before anything counts. If we add it to the library, you are first in line. We build it, we set it up with your team at no charge, and your first month of the human review layer is free. A real person reads every wish, usually the same day.

If your prompt ships, you try it, and you post about what it did for you, we credit your account $250 toward OneSource services.

Setup is by email during the beta.

Tell us about your firm and everything you need arrives in your inbox. If a prompt needs a connector that doesn't exist yet, your request moves it up the build list.

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