Useful Use Cases of Lleverage AI

This page provides ready-to-use prompts you can paste into Co-Pilot. Each one specifies a trigger (how the workflow starts) and an output (the result). These examples are grouped into categories to help you get started quickly.

Personal Tasks

  1. When I fill out a form with a task name and due date, create a Google Calendar event with those details.

  2. Start a chat where I can type reminders, and send them to my Slack workspace as scheduled notifications.

  3. Every morning at 8am, send me a text output with a motivational quote.

  4. When I receive a new email in Gmail with the subject "Receipts", save the attachment to my Google Drive.

  5. Start from a form where I enter my daily goals, then send me a summary of those goals by email.

  6. Trigger a chat where I list shopping items, then export them as a checklist in Google Docs.

  7. On a schedule every Friday, output a text summary of all my calendar events next week.

  8. When a new photo is uploaded to Dropbox, create a backup copy in OneDrive.

  9. Start from a chat prompt asking “What’s for dinner?”, then output a recipe as plain text.

  10. When I submit a form with a location and time, send me a Google Maps calendar invite with directions.

Work Tasks

  1. When I fill out a form with expense details, add a new row to a Google Sheet expense log.

  2. Start from a chat where I paste meeting notes, then output a summarised action-item list in text.

  3. On a schedule every Monday morning, send an Excel export of all tasks due this week.

  4. When a new email arrives in Outlook with “Invoice” in the subject, upload the attachment to Dropbox.

  5. Start from a form where I input a client’s name and notes, then create a new task in Asana.

  6. Trigger from chat when I paste a transcript, and output a bullet-point summary in Slack.

  7. On a schedule every day at 5pm, output a report of tasks marked complete in Trello.

  8. When a new message is received in Microsoft Teams with a file, save the file into SharePoint.

  9. Start from a form where I enter a project update, then send that update by email to my team.

  10. Trigger from a chat with a question, and use GPT to output a text answer summarising company guidelines.

Back Office Tasks

  1. On a schedule every night, export customer data from Salesforce into a Google Drive backup.

  2. When a Gmail message arrives from “billing@”, extract the invoice data and add it to Google Sheets.

  3. Start from a form where I enter a support ticket ID, then generate a text output summary of the ticket.

  4. When a new contact is created in Salesforce, automatically update the same contact in HubSpot.

  5. On a schedule every Sunday, create a CSV export of all completed orders and save it to Dropbox.

  6. Trigger from chat where I paste an error log, then output a cleaned-up version as plain text.

  7. When a new Microsoft Outlook email arrives with attachments, save the files into OneDrive.

  8. Start from a form where I enter employee hours, then create a payroll summary in Google Sheets.

  9. On a schedule every first of the month, send an automated text output report of revenue totals.

  10. When a new record is added in Airtable, automatically push that record into a Google Sheet.

Team Collaboration

  1. Start a chat where I can log blockers, then send them to a Slack channel as a daily digest.

  2. When someone fills out a project update form, output the update as a Confluence page.

  3. On a schedule every Monday morning, create a text report of last week’s completed tasks.

  4. When a new document is uploaded to SharePoint, notify the team in Teams.

  5. Start from a form with project name and status, then create a new card in Trello.

  6. On a schedule every evening, export all GitHub pull requests created that day into a Google Sheet.

  7. When a Gmail arrives with subject “Contract”, save it in a contracts folder in Google Drive.

  8. Trigger from a chat where I paste customer feedback, then output a sentiment summary in text.

  9. Start from a form where I type “new hire”, then create a new onboarding checklist in Notion.

  10. On a schedule every Friday, send a text summary of all open tickets in Jira.

💡 Use these as starting points. Swap the apps or outputs for your own tools to build workflows that fit your exact needs.

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