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title: "Prompt examples | Unitag Documentation"
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# Prompt examples

Everything below is written to be pasted as it is, then edited. The names in them — the Autumn campaign, the catalogue URL — are placeholders: put your own in their place and the prompt still works.

They all assume the Unitag connector is already added to your assistant. If it is not, start with the page for the assistant you use.

> Read the change before you approve it
>
> Some of these prompts change your account rather than only reading it. Your assistant shows you what it is about to do and waits for you to approve it. Read the values in that request — the destination, the name, the campaign — rather than the sentence introducing them.

## Learning the product

These are answered from this documentation. They are the quickest way to settle a "can Unitag do this" question, without reading three pages to find the one paragraph that matters.

- "What is the difference between a static and a dynamic QR code, and which one can I still edit after it is printed?"
- "Walk me through creating a dynamic QR code that opens a vCard, step by step."
- "How do smart redirects decide which destination a scan gets? Show me an example with two rules."
- "What do I have to configure at my DNS provider to use my own domain for short URLs?"
- "What does a healthcheck actually test, and what happens when one fails?"

## Taking stock of your account

Read-only questions about what is actually in your account. None of them change anything, which makes them the right place to start the first time you use the connector.

- "How many QR codes do I have, how many of them are dynamic, and how many have never been scanned?"
- "List every QR code in my Autumn campaign with its destination and its scans for last month, worst first."
- "Which of my branded domains are fully verified, and what is missing on the ones that are not?"
- "Show me the QR codes whose destination is failing its healthcheck, and what the check last saw."
- "Which vCards were changed in the last thirty days, and by whom?"

## Creating and editing

These write to your account. Each one is a single job with its details spelled out — an assistant given a vague instruction has to come back and ask, which costs you a round trip.

- "Create a dynamic QR code pointing at https://example.com/autumn, name it Autumn flyer, and add it to the Autumn campaign."
- "Use my Trade show template to create five dynamic QR codes named Booth 1 through Booth 5, all in the Trade show campaign."
- "Three codes still point at the old catalogue URL. Send them to https://example.com/catalogue instead, and tell me which ones you changed."
- "Add a frame with the call to action Scan me under the QR code named Autumn flyer, in our brand blue."
- "Move every QR code I created in September into a new campaign called Autumn, and leave everything else where it is."

## Scan data and reporting

The assistant can read your scan data and do the arithmetic on it. Say what shape you want the answer in — a table, five bullet points, a paragraph you can send — and you will get it in that shape.

- "Compare scans for the Autumn and Spring campaigns over the last quarter, as a table by month."
- "Where were my QR codes scanned last week? Group it by country and name the top three cities."
- "Which devices scan our menu code, and has the split between iOS and Android moved since June?"
- "Write me a five-line summary of last month's QR code performance that I can paste into a status email."
- "Which of my codes are scanned mostly at weekends? I want to know which ones to schedule differently."

## Housekeeping

The jobs that are tedious by hand: finding the loose ends spread across several screens, and then closing them.

- "Find every QR code that is not in a campaign, and suggest where each one belongs from its name and its destination."
- "List the QR codes with no scans at all in the last six months so I can decide what to retire."
- "Which of my domains are shared with a sub-organisation, and which one has each of them?"
- "Rename every code whose name starts with TEST so I can tell them from the live ones — but list them and wait before you change anything."
- "Read last week's activity log and tell me what changed, who changed it, and anything that looks unintended."

## Writing your own

Four habits that separate an answer from a good answer.

- **Name the thing.** Say which campaign, code or domain you mean. The assistant can find it by name; it cannot guess which of your forty codes is "the flyer one".
- **Say what you want back.** A table, five bullet points, a paragraph for an email. Asking for a shape is what turns a pile of data into something you can use.
- **Ask for the list before the change.** "Show me the codes you would change, then wait" is one extra step, and it lets you undo a bulk edit in your head before it is real.
- **Keep one job per prompt.** A prompt that creates codes, renames a campaign and pulls a report will do all three, and all three roughly.

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