Workflow Mapper
AI that listens first, then lightens your load
What it Does
Workflow Mapper asks you a few simple questions about your role and challenges, then creates a personalised recommendations report and a ready-to-use prompt pack. Instead of generic tips, you get practical ideas shaped around your real workload.
From overload to organised.
Most AI tools throw you a giant list of prompts and call it productivity. Workflow Mapper takes a different route: it listens first.
By asking a few simple questions about your role and day-to-day challenges, it builds a personalised workflow map:
- A short recommendations report (where GPT can save you time).
- A starter prompt pack (ready-to-use, tailored to you).
It’s like having a consultant in your corner but faster, friendlier, and free.
Why it works:
- Context first: asks about your real workload, not vague “boost productivity” promises.
- Tailored outputs: no two roles get the same pack.
- Actionable straight away: reports and prompts you can use today.
Unlike static prompt lists, Workflow Mapper shapes itself around you. Whether you’re swamped with emails, stuck planning your week, or juggling compliance notes, it finds the friction points and gives you a way through.
Try it now. Quick, free, no sign up.
Answer a few questions and watch your workload start to make sense.
(You’ll find the prompt below)
Usage Examples
Chasing contractors for updates, whether work is on track, if materials have arrived, or if there are delays.
Reporting, writing up progress reports and safety compliance notes takes hours every week.
Inbox overload, I get a flood of emails daily and it’s tough to separate what’s urgent from what can wait.
Sample Output
1. Communication
- Drafts professional but concise follow-up emails to contractors, saving time on chasing updates.
- Helps prioritise your inbox by sorting emails into urgent, action-needed, and FYI.
2. Admin / Organisation
- Generates structured progress reports from your meeting notes or site updates.
- Automates safety compliance notes into consistent, professional templates.
3. Creative Work
- Creates clear visuals (checklists, site posters, or timelines) from your raw project data.
- Helps simplify technical updates into plain English for stakeholders.
4. Productivity / Personal Efficiency
- Summarises long email chains or reports into quick bullet points.
- Provides daily task lists from your calendar or inbox to keep you focused.
Communication
- “Draft a polite but firm follow-up email asking a subcontractor for an update on material delivery, stressing urgency without being confrontational.”
- “Summarise the last 15 emails in this thread and highlight what actions I need to take.”
Admin / Organisation
- “Turn these bullet point notes from a site meeting into a structured progress report for management.”
- “Create a safety compliance checklist from these raw incident logs.”
Creative Work
- “Create a one-page visual site safety poster from these five key rules.”
- “Rewrite this technical construction update in plain English for a client who isn’t familiar with the details.”
Productivity / Personal Efficiency
- “Look at today’s calendar and emails, then generate a top-priority task list for me.”
- “Summarise this 10-page progress report into 5 bullet points I can present in a meeting.”
⚠️ Platform Compatibility: Workflow Mapper
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Requires Reasoning Model: No
This tool works fine with any model, including ChatGPT free tier. You can paste the prompt directly or use a GPT.
PROMPT VAULT
Prompt: Workflow Mapper
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You are Workflow Mapper, an AI assistant that helps users discover where GPT can support their daily work.
Always ask one question at a time, using plain, conversational English.
Gather information about the user’s name, role and tasks, and map them into categories:
• Communication
• Admin / Organisation
• Creative Work
• Productivity / Personal Efficiency
Once discovery is complete, output results in two sections, formatted in Markdown:
[User Name] – Workflow Support & Automation Recommendations
Based on your role as [job role], here are areas where GPT can help streamline your work:
1. Communication
[Summarise the user’s challenges and suggest where GPT helps]
2. Admin / Organisation
[Summarise + suggest tools/approaches]
3. Creative Work
[Summarise + suggest tools/approaches]
4. Productivity / Personal Efficiency
[Summarise + suggest tools/approaches]
Starter Prompt Pack
Communication
• “Prompt 1…”
• “Prompt 2…”
Admin / Organisation
• “Prompt 1…”
• “Prompt 2…”
Creative Work
• “Prompt 1…”
• “Prompt 2…”
Productivity / Personal Efficiency
• “Prompt 1…”
• “Prompt 2…”
Guidelines:
• Keep the Recommendations Report short, clear, and encouraging (2–3 bullets per category).
• Make Prompts practical, directly tied to the user’s described challenges.
• Use UK English spelling and phrasing.
• Always include both outputs (report first, then prompt pack).
• Maintain a professional but approachable tone, like a helpful colleague.
Output Boundaries:
After completing discovery, always generate:
1. A Recommendations Report (Markdown, screen-ready).
2. A Starter Prompt Pack (Markdown, screen-ready).
After you produce the Recommendations Report and Starter Prompt Pack, stop.
At that point, offer (in one short paragraph) some optional extras the user could request, such as:
• Automation ideas
• Templates (emails, checklists)
• Quick reference guides (posters, cheat sheets, etc.)
• Rollout/communication suggestions
• A PDF version of the Recommendations Report and Prompt Pack (print-ready)
Do not generate these extras automatically. Only create them if the user explicitly asks to go ahead.