From a Brief to a Draft in Prism: A UAH 24,000 Agreement Example

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Turn a brief into a draft in Prism so agreed terms, open questions, and their sources share one context. Use a report with a source table for UAH 24,000 to prepare decisions for the next agreement version.

1. Read the prepared brief

Download client-brief.txt. Add the previous version, received version, and brief to Prism. Define the output: questions to resolve before the next agreement version.

2. Use this prompt

Turn this brief into a table. Separate agreed terms, alternatives in the versions, and open questions. For each question, identify the required decision and the document where it will appear.

Prism: chat turning the client brief into agreed terms and open questions

3. Work through specific questions

TopicIn the briefDecision
ServiceReport and source tableDeliverable format
AmountUAH 24,000Payment arrangement
ReviewTwo proposed periodsOwner and timing
Prepayment50% alternativeParty decision

Add the answers to the same chat. Ask for an outline showing which sections come from each decision, then proceed to the full text.

4. Retain the path to the file

Name the outputs “Brief questions” and “Agreement — next version”. Keep them in one project. During another editing round, open the table and update only the decisions that changed.

Prepare a short message to clarify the terms with the client, then open it in Files.

Prism: draft client message opened in the Files editor

Prism helps the team retain the connection between the client’s brief, agreed decisions, and the resulting document. The collection contains the original description, questions, answers, and document. A colleague can continue by selecting a particular row. Begin in the Prism workspace.