What people use it for.
Every team writes prompts now, and every team gets the same three problems: answers that are almost right, costs nobody planned for, and tools that were never tested on real cases. Here is how different teams and industries use thinkhard.si to fix that, with the workflows, the templates and the numbers.
- 1Start from a templatePick a tested prompt for your job and fill in the blanks.
- 2Check and fix itScore it out of 10 and see what is missing.
- 3Test it on real casesRun it on ten real examples before anyone relies on it.
- 4Pick the model and price itCompare answers side by side, then budget the month.
- 5Keep the version that worksSave it with its history, so the next person starts from it.
By team
- Finance and accountingVariance commentary, close procedures, audit requests and a DCF workflow where the spreadsheet, not the model, owns every number.
- MarketingAd variants inside character limits, SEO titles that match the page, launch copy from a fact sheet and a claim check before anything ships.
- SalesDiscovery prep from the prospect's own site, first emails about them, accurate call recaps and RFP answers from approved content.
- Customer supportReply drafts that follow policy, ticket triage into JSON, escalation summaries, help articles from solved tickets and a chatbot that holds.
- HR and recruitingJob posts, structured interviews, evidence-based feedback, onboarding plans and policy FAQs, with people making every decision about people.
- Legal and compliancePlaybook reviews, NDA triage, plain-English clauses, policy answers and vendor reviews, with privilege, confidentiality and the final call kept with counsel.
- OperationsSOPs from walkthroughs, supplier emails, action items, RACI charts, inbox triage and documents into a sheet, with no invented owners, dates or numbers.
- Product and engineeringSpecs, interview synthesis, release notes, API docs and code review, plus the whole path to shipping an AI feature: test set, model choice, cost and attack.
By industry
- Healthcare administrationPatient letters, prior authorization drafts, scheduling messages and policy answers, with the HIPAA rules that decide which tools may see patient data.
- Education and trainingQuizzes, rubrics, lesson and session plans, e-learning storyboards and family emails built from your own material, with student privacy rules in plain terms.
- Real estateListing descriptions from verified facts, fast lead replies, market updates and transaction emails, written with fair housing rules in mind.
- Ecommerce and retailProduct listings from your own specs, support replies inside your returns policy, review responses and supplier emails, priced at catalog scale.
- Agencies and consultingProposals and RFP answers, research synthesis, client reports, copy at volume and meeting follow-ups, with client confidentiality kept intact.
- Banking and insuranceProcedure answers for staff, complaint and claims letters, document intake and vendor reviews, with credit, privacy and marketing rules kept in view.
- SaaS and startupsSupport at scale, specs and release notes, coding agents, sales outreach and the AI features you ship, tested and priced before launch.
- NonprofitsGrant narratives from program data, donor letters that meet IRS receipt rules, honest impact reports and board summaries, with free ways to start.