Business pack
Company analysis. Facts first.
Prompts to profile a company, run a due diligence, prepare prospecting and compare competitors, based on the official data available and keeping facts apart from assumptions.
Free during beta
What you can prepare
4 prompts included, ready for your context.
Company profile
Builds a structured company profile from official data.
Due diligence
Carries out a factual due diligence, source by source.
Prospecting brief
Prepares a personalized, actionable prospecting brief.
Competitor mapping
Compares a target company with its competitors using set criteria.
The useful information
DoPrompt separates what does not change, what you fill in at the right time and what depends on each task.
Context reused from your workspace
Written once, reused by the prompts that need it.
- Company identity
- Competitor profile
- Comparison framework
- Due diligence checklist
- Market signals
Information to complete
Guided fields, filled in when they are needed.
- Company name
- Industry
- SIREN
- SIRET
- Target company name
- Analysis dimensions
- Comparison criteria
- Companies to compare
- Signals to monitor
Specific to each task
What you specify each time you prepare a prompt.
- For a company profile: the SIREN number and the dimensions to cover.
- For a prospecting brief: the target company and the signals that justify reaching out.
- For competitor mapping: the competitors to compare and the chosen criteria.
An example of a prepared prompt
Change the fields: the preview separates what you enter from the context reused from the workspace.
Illustrative example · Company profile
You are a company analyst. Write the profile of the company identified by SIREN 123456789, based on the following official data: simplified joint-stock company, office furniture manufacturing (NAF code 31.01Z), head office in Nantes, 20 to 49 employees. Dimensions to cover: legal identity, business activity, size and location. For each dimension, summarize the facts, state their source and separate established facts, deductions and assumptions. If a piece of data is missing, write “unresolved data” instead of guessing it. End with three prospecting or partnership angles, two signals to monitor and one open question to ask the company.
- Aa Information you enter
- Aa Context reused from your workspace
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Local demo: nothing is sent and no AI is called.
How to set it up
- Create your account or log inThe pack you chose is waiting for you when you arrive in the app.
- Choose the workspaceIf you have several, you explicitly choose the one that will receive the pack.
- Install when you decideNothing is installed automatically: you review the content, then confirm.
- Complete the guided contextLasting information is filled in once and reused by the relevant prompts.
Included foundation and prerequisites
Included foundation
Reusable instructions
Shared writing rules and formats, installed with the pack and common to all packs, to keep a consistent base.
Prerequisites
A DoPrompt account and a workspace where you are allowed to install content.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the company data come from?
When the company data source is available in your workspace, the prompts pull in the official data available from the SIREN or SIRET number, such as the company name, legal form, head office or NAF code. You add the rest, for example the website or positioning. Missing data is flagged, not guessed.
Does a due diligence prepared here replace legal or financial advice?
No. The prompt prepares a first-level analysis from public data. It asks the AI to separate facts, deductions and assumptions, and to state what cannot be verified. Binding decisions still need to be checked with the relevant specialists.
What happens when I click “Start with this pack”?
You create your account or log in, then find the Company analysis pack in the app. Nothing is installed until you explicitly choose a workspace and confirm.
Can I use this pack for prospecting?
Yes. The prospecting brief starts from the target company and the signals you choose to monitor, such as a funding round or a change of executive, to suggest outreach angles backed by the data. The Emails pack then takes over to write the first message.
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