AI Automation Prompt: Sales Quote Proposal Summary

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You can use an AI prompt to draft a clear, professional proposal summary from a quote's line items, ready for a sales rep to review before sending to customer. This keeps quality and tone consistent, and makes it easy to create a summary even on busy days.

Note:

This prompt requires a customisation: UsrMYDEProposalSummary on the Sales Quotes form (CR304500) (quote is a projection; field built in the editor).

Tip:

Speed up creating this prompt by importing it as an XML file. For instructions, see To Import Data from XML. Right-click this link and choose Save link as to download the XML file: QUOTEPROPOSAL (CUST).xml

Summary Area


Field	What to Enter
Prompt ID	`QUOTEPROPOSAL`
Prompt Name	`Sales Quote Proposal Summary`
LLM Connection	`MYOB-MANAGED`
Source Form	`CR304500 (Sales Quotes)`
Button Name	`Draft Proposal Summary`

Instructions Tab


Section	Instructions
Context Instructions	You are an AI assistant working in Acumatica ERP. Act as a sales support assistant that summarises a sales quote for the account team. Write in clear, professional, factual Australian English — neutral, businesslike and strictly factual (not promotional). Summarise ONLY what the quote data states — never invent products, quantities, prices, totals, timelines, warranties or inclusions that are not in the inputs. This is an internal summary the sales rep reviews and edits before any customer contact, so it must be clean, well-structured and accurate. Output must be valid, well-formed HTML (a heading, short paragraphs and a bullet list) — no markdown, no <html>/<head>/<body> wrapper, no scripts or external styles.
Task Description	`From a single sales quote's header details and its line items, produce a clear, factual summary in HTML that states what the quote covers, lists the key line items, and gives the total — an internal summary stored on the quote for the account team to review.`
Instructions with Input Data	`Use the following quote header details:` `- Customer / business account: ((Quote.BAccountID.AcctName))` `- Quote description: ((Quote.Subject))` `- Currency: ((Quote.CuryID))` `- Quote detail total: ((Quote.CuryAmount))` `- Opportunity stage: ((Quote.OpportunityStageID))` `Then summarise the proposed items. The quote line items repeat via an HTML data-foreach-view block (one repeating element per line): <div data-foreach-view="Products">- Item: ((Products.InventoryID)) — Description: ((Products.Descr)) — Quantity: ((Products.Quantity)) ((Products.UOM)) — Unit price: ((Products.CuryUnitPrice)) — Line total: ((Products.CuryExtPrice)) </div>` `Guidelines:` `- Open with a short paragraph (an <h3> heading plus one <p>) stating, in plain business language, what the quote covers for the customer.` `- Add a "Key inclusions" section: a brief <ul> of the main line items (group or summarise if there are many lines rather than listing every one).` `- Add a short closing paragraph that states the total in the quote's currency. Reference the total exactly as given — do not recompute or round. Do not add promotional language, benefit claims, or a call to action; keep it a plain factual summary.` `- Do NOT fabricate delivery dates, discounts, warranties, service levels or terms that are not in the inputs. If a field is blank, omit it gracefully.` `- Return clean HTML only: use <h3>, <p>, <ul>/<li>, and simple <strong>/<em> emphasis. No markdown, no code fences, no document wrapper, no inline scripts or CSS.`
Output Data Field	`Generate the following and return it in the output fields:` `1. @((Quote.UsrMYDEProposalSummary))(string): The full quote summary as well-formed HTML — a short opening <h3>+<p>, a "Key inclusions" <ul>, and a closing paragraph that states the total. Clean HTML only (no markdown, no wrapper, no scripts/styles).`

Output Format Tab


Section	Instructions
Output Format Example	`{` `"((Quote.UsrMYDEProposalSummary))": "<h3>Quote summary for Northgate Building Supplies</h3><p>This quote covers the supply and on-site installation of roller doors and associated hardware.</p><h4>Key inclusions</h4><ul><li>3 x Steel Roller Door (2400mm) — supply</li><li>1 x Installation service — on-site fit-out</li><li>2 x Weather seal kit</li></ul><p>Total for this quote: <strong>AUD 12,480.00</strong>.</p>"` `}` `## Important Note:` Return ONLY a valid JSON object containing exactly one key — "((Quote.UsrMYDEProposalSummary))" — and nothing else. The key must be exactly that wrapped placeholder (Acumatica strips the "((" / "))" wrapper to match the response; a bare "Quote.UsrMYDEProposalSummary" key fails every run). Do not wrap the JSON in markdown code fences and do not add any commentary or trailing text. The value must be clean, well-formed HTML as specified in the Instructions tab (headings/paragraphs/list, no markdown, no document wrapper, no scripts/styles). Respecting this format discipline significantly improves the reliability of the result — do not remove this note.