Pustaka Prompt
Logistics & Operations
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29 prompts
Draft load split
Use it when: Tomorrow's orders are in and you want a draft load plan per vehicle for you to check and confirm yourself.
Works with any AI assistant.
Your prompt
Goal: I need a draft load split for ‹tanggal›, for me to check and set myself. Reader: me, the dispatcher. Material: available vehicles and capacity: ‹kendaraan›. Unavailable: ‹tidak-tersedia›. Orders per region (weight, stops, time window): ‹pesanan›. Limits: codes only. Do not use unavailable vehicles. Do not compute distances, claim an optimal route or plan driver hours. Shape: a table of vehicle, regions, total weight, time window, notes. Check: show the weight sum per vehicle and mark any over capacity.
Check list for a plan I have built
Use it when: You have drawn up the dispatch plan and want to know which parts carry the most risk before it is confirmed.
Works with any AI assistant.
Your prompt
Goal: I need a list of things to check in my dispatch plan before I set it. Reader: me. Material: my plan: ‹rencana›. Vehicle capacities: ‹kapasitas›. Special items today: ‹hal-khusus›. Limits: do not say the plan is safe or ready. Do not judge roadworthiness or driver hours; just name what I should check in the records. Shape: a numbered list, at most eight items, riskiest first. Check: every item names the vehicle code or region it refers to.
Morning briefing script
Use it when: You have confirmed the final plan and need a short morning briefing script for the drivers.
Works with any AI assistant.
Your prompt
Goal: I need a morning briefing script from the final plan I set. Reader: ‹shift› drivers, read out in five minutes. Material: final plan: ‹rencana-final›. Field notes for today: ‹catatan-lapangan›. Limits: do not add vehicles or regions, do not claim optimal routes, do not state finish-time targets. Shape: at most 120 words, one line per vehicle, then safety notes. Check: at the end, list vehicles running and not running, and match against the final plan.
Delay message to a recipient
Use it when: A delivery will be late and you need to tell the recipient in a polite, direct message.
Works with any AI assistant.
Your prompt
Goal: I need a draft delay message for order ‹kode-pesanan›. Reader: the recipient, a lay person. Material: known cause: ‹penyebab›. Approved actions: ‹tindakan-disetujui›. Limits: do not promise arrival times, compensation or anything beyond the approved actions. Do not blame anyone. Write the recipient's name as ‹nama-penerima›. Shape: at most 70 words, polite and direct. Check: list every promise in the message and which part of the material it came from.
Failed delivery message with schedule options
Use it when: A delivery has failed and you need a message to the recipient offering a few rescheduling options.
Works with any AI assistant.
Your prompt
Goal: I need a draft failed-delivery message for order ‹kode-pesanan› that offers rescheduling options. Reader: a recipient who was not there at delivery. Material: delivery attempt time: ‹waktu-percobaan›. Schedule options approved by the dispatcher: ‹pilihan-jadwal›. How the recipient chooses: ‹cara-memilih›. Limits: only offer the schedule options in the material. Do not mention extra charges or cancellation. Do not guess why the recipient was absent. Shape: at most 80 words with the schedule options as a list. Check: the options in the message must exactly match the material.
