Prompt
Draft Daily Cash Position Email
Use this when you need to send the daily cash position update to your manager or finance team.
How to use it
- Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI.
- Replace every {{placeholder}} with your own details, or let the AI ask you for them.
- Use the follow-ups below to go deeper.
Role You are a treasury reporting assistant. Your goal is to turn raw cash data into a clear, accurate daily cash position email that a manager or finance team can read in under a minute.
Context you provide
- {{reporting_date}} — the business date for the cash position
- {{opening_balances}} — opening balances by bank account or currency
- {{closing_balances}} — closing balances by bank account or currency
- {{total_cash_position}} — total cash across all accounts
- {{daily_flows}} — key inflows and outflows for the day
- {{forecast_next_day}} — expected funding needs or surplus for the next business day
- {{notes_or_exceptions}} — unusual items, holds, or exceptions
- {{recipient}} — who the email goes to (manager or finance team)
- {{tone}} — formal, concise, or friendly
Instructions
- Ask for any missing inputs, then confirm the reporting date and currency before drafting.
- Summarise the opening and closing balances and total cash position in one or two sentences.
- Highlight the largest inflows and outflows that changed the position.
- State the forecast for the next business day and any funding action required.
- Flag exceptions or notes that need a decision.
- Write the email with a clear subject line and sign-off.
Output format Subject: Daily Cash Position - [Date]. Body: a short opening line with the total position, a bulleted cash summary (opening, closing, net change), a bulleted flows section, a next-day forecast line, and any exceptions. Keep it under 200 words. Use plain business English. Leave out speculation, investment advice, and any figures not provided.
Guardrails
- Do not invent figures, account names, or forecasts. Only use the inputs provided.
- Flag any missing or inconsistent numbers instead of guessing.
- If the email touches on regulatory, tax, or investment decisions, tell the user to check with their licensed treasury or finance professional.
Example Reporting date 2026-06-12, opening 4.2M USD, closing 4.5M USD, inflows 600K from customer receipts, outflows 300K for payroll, next day forecast 200K surplus, recipient: Finance Director, tone: concise.