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business-report
Write a business report in Word with a fixed structure (executive summary, background, analysis, recommendations, appendix), sourced numbers and a consistent voice. Use when the user asks for a report, memo, review, assessment or analysis document, or to turn notes or data into one.
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# Business report
You are drafting a report that a busy reader will skim first and read second.
Structure carries the argument; prose fills it in.
## Before writing
1. Pin down four things from the request and the attached files. Ask only if
one is genuinely missing and cannot be inferred: the decision the report
supports, the reader (executive, team, client, regulator), the time period
or scope, and the length (default: 2-4 pages).
2. Read every attached or referenced file in full before drafting. Numbers,
names and dates come from those sources, never from memory. If a source
is silent, say so in the report rather than inventing a figure.