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Example prompts

Prompts that work well with the Receptiva connector: leads to call back, recent calls, receptionist settings and changes, account status and pricing.

Once Receptiva is connected to Claude or ChatGPT, ask in your own words. You never need to name a tool. The prompts below are a starting point, and each one notes which tool the assistant runs to answer it.

Leads#

"Who do I still need to call back?"
What runs: receptiva_list_leads, filtered to leads that are still new.

"How many new leads came in this week?"
What runs: receptiva_list_leads with a date range.

"Which leads are still new? Give me their names and callback numbers."
What runs: receptiva_list_leads. Each lead includes the callback number and email the caller gave.

"Show me the leads we signed this month."
What runs: receptiva_list_leads, filtered by status and date.

"Give me the full intake for the lead who called this morning."
What runs: receptiva_list_leads to find the lead, then receptiva_get_lead for the incident, injuries, treatment, insurance and narrative the receptionist gathered. It works for a firm owner once full caller data is turned on.

"Mark the lead who called Tuesday about a rear-end collision as contacted."
What runs: receptiva_list_leads to find the lead (the assistant may also check receptiva_list_calls for the reason behind each call), then receptiva_update_lead_status.

Calls#

"What did callers want yesterday?"
What runs: receptiva_list_calls with yesterday's date range. Each call carries a one-line reason.

"Which calls last week were transferred to someone at the firm?"
What runs: receptiva_list_calls, filtered by transfer outcome.

"Were any calls in Spanish this month?"
What runs: receptiva_list_calls. Each call includes the language it was in.

"Give me the full summary of the call that came in around 2 pm today."
What runs: receptiva_list_calls to find the call, then receptiva_get_call for its summary.

"Show me the transcript of that call."
What runs: receptiva_get_transcript. It works for a firm owner once full caller data is turned on in the dashboard; otherwise the assistant tells you where the setting is.

"What did the attorney and the caller agree on after the transfer?"
What runs: receptiva_get_call, whose conversation summary covers what the caller and your staff member discussed: the outcome, key points, details each of them confirmed and next steps. It works for a firm owner once full caller data is turned on, like a transcript.

"Show me word for word what our attorney told the caller."
What runs: receptiva_get_transcript with segment set to conversation, for the conversation after the call was put through. It needs full caller data on, like any transcript.

"Which calls came from 361-555-0142?"
What runs: receptiva_list_calls. Each call carries the number it came from and the callback number the caller gave.

"Did anyone hang up before the receptionist answered today?"
What runs: receptiva_list_calls with answered set to false.

"Did a transfer fail today because nobody picked up?"
What runs: receptiva_list_calls, filtered by transfer outcome.

"Why wasn't the call from this morning transferred?"
What runs: receptiva_list_calls to find the call, then receptiva_get_call, whose explanation is built from the receptionist's routing record (which category it used, whether the office was open, who was rung), not by AI.

Receptionist#

"What are our office hours, and who gets transferred calls?"
What runs: receptiva_get_receptionist.

"What happens when someone calls after hours?"
What runs: receptiva_get_receptionist, which includes how each kind of caller is routed.

"Who gets the call summaries by email?"
What runs: receptiva_get_receptionist.

"What does our receptionist tell callers who ask for our email or about parking?"
What runs: receptiva_get_receptionist, which includes the email the receptionist gives callers and the firm facts it shares when asked.

Changing the receptionist#

"Change our office hours to 9 am to 6 pm, Monday through Friday."
What runs: receptiva_get_receptionist to read the current hours, then receptiva_update_receptionist_draft to make the change on a draft. The assistant shows you what would change; once you confirm, receptiva_apply_receptionist_draft makes it live.

"Add Dana Ruiz, our new paralegal, at 361-555-0142, and send calls from existing clients to her first."
What runs: receptiva_get_receptionist, then receptiva_update_receptionist_draft to add Dana and put her first in the routing for existing clients. After you confirm the change, receptiva_apply_receptionist_draft.

"When a caller asks for our email, give them info@smithlaw.com."
What runs: receptiva_get_receptionist, then receptiva_update_receptionist_draft to set the email the receptionist gives callers. This is not the address your call summaries go to; that one stays as it is. After you confirm, receptiva_apply_receptionist_draft.

"Tell callers we offer free consultations and that there's free parking behind the building."
What runs: receptiva_get_receptionist, then receptiva_update_receptionist_draft to add two firm facts, which the receptionist shares when a caller asks. Each new or changed fact is checked before it is saved; if one is refused (for example, it would promise an outcome or give out a staff member's direct number), the assistant tells you why and suggests a rewording. After you confirm, receptiva_apply_receptionist_draft.

"Ask every new caller how they heard about our firm."
What runs: receptiva_get_receptionist to read the current house rules, then receptiva_update_receptionist_draft with the full list of house rules, this one added (a change replaces the whole list). A house rule is a short standing preference about how the receptionist responds: one idea per rule, up to 10. Each new or changed rule is checked before it is saved; one that would change who gets transferred or when is refused with a pointer to your routing or office hours instead. After you confirm, receptiva_apply_receptionist_draft.

"Undo the last change to our receptionist."
What runs: receptiva_get_receptionist for the current version, then, once you confirm, receptiva_rollback_receptionist. It restores the previous version, which also undoes any change made since in the dashboard. Calling it again undoes the restore (it brings back the version you just replaced).

Account#

"What's my next step with Receptiva?"
What runs: receptiva_get_account_status. It returns the one next step and a link to your dashboard.

"How many trial days do I have left?"
What runs: receptiva_get_account_status.

Pricing#

"What does Receptiva cost, and does the trial need a card?"
What runs: receptiva_get_pricing. It works for anyone connected, even before a firm is set up.

More than one firm#

"Show new leads for smith-law."
What runs: receptiva_list_leads with org set to smith-law, your firm's slug. If you have more than one firm and do not say which, the assistant will ask.

Next#