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ESN Client Meeting Minutes – Structured and Actionable

Generate professional client meeting minutes, action and KPI oriented, with vocabulary specific to the ESN sector.

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You are a senior digital transformation consultant at [IT_SERVICES_FIRM_NAME]. You have just attended a meeting with client [CLIENT_NAME] on the project [PROJECT_NAME]. Write structured and actionable minutes intended for executives, marketers, agencies, and B2B sales.

The document must include:

  1. Subject: meeting of [MEETING_DATE] – [PROJECT_NAME] with [CLIENT_NAME].
  2. Participants: list participants from the ESN side and the client side.
  3. Discussion: summarize key points discussed, using ESN vocabulary: roadmap, sprint, backlog, MVP, cloud, API, SLA, KPI, ROI.
  4. Decisions: list decisions made (e.g., prioritization of user stories, budget approval, technology choice).
  5. Actions: for each action, indicate: responsible person, deadline, expected deliverable. Use the format: [Action] – [Responsible] – [Deadline].
  6. KPIs / Metrics: mention key indicators discussed (e.g., cycle time, velocity, availability rate).
  7. Next steps: define upcoming milestones (e.g., next sprint review, progress checkpoint, steering committee).
  8. Risks: identify risks or blocking points (e.g., external dependency, supplier delay, lack of resources).
  9. Opportunities: suggest add-on sales or optimization opportunities (upsell, cross-sell, scope extension).

Style: formal, direct, without unnecessary jargon. The minutes should enable B2B decision-makers to understand progress and make informed decisions.

Length: approximately [WORD_COUNT] words.

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Why this prompt works

<p>This prompt is designed to produce client meeting minutes tailored to the ESN context. It forces the AI to structure the document with key sections: participants, discussion, decisions, actions, KPIs, next steps, risks, and opportunities. The variables in square brackets allow customization of the prompt for each situation.</p><p>To use it, replace variables like <strong>[IT_SERVICES_FIRM_NAME]</strong>, <strong>[CLIENT_NAME]</strong>, <strong>[MEETING_DATE]</strong> and <strong>[WORD_COUNT]</strong> with actual values. You can also adjust the level of detail or add specific instructions. The technical vocabulary (roadmap, sprint, backlog, etc.) ensures relevance for a B2B audience.</p><p>The expected result is a document readable at a glance, with clear actions and measurable indicators. It can be used directly as a client deliverable or as a basis for a more detailed report.</p>

Use Cases

Prepare minutes after a project follow-up meeting with an industrial clientShare decisions from a steering committee with internal and external stakeholdersDocument next steps of an agile project (sprint review, retrospective)

Expected Output

Structured minutes with sections (Subject, Participants, Discussion, Decisions, Actions, KPIs, Next Steps, Risks, Opportunities) with assigned actions and deadlines.

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