Prompt for a compliance portal
An example prompt for a compliance portal
A good prompt for a compliance portal names who uses it, the main things they create or manage, the rule that must never break, and what to leave out for now. Here is one you can paste and edit: "Build an emissions reporting portal for a group of manufacturing sites. It needs: entity hierarchy and tenant isolation, roles and period permissions, maker-checker approval, append-only audit trail, period lock and restatement versions and value-to-source traceability. Rule that must always hold: compute every figure with pure functions over versioned factors and store the factor ids used; the model may only propose extracted fields that a human accepts. Leave out for now: no model-computed figures: the model proposes fields, code computes values and no unverified regulatory code presented as verified."
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Starter prompt
Build an emissions reporting portal for a group of manufacturing sites. It needs: entity hierarchy and tenant isolation, roles and period permissions, maker-checker approval, append-only audit trail, period lock and restatement versions and value-to-source traceability. Rule that must always hold: compute every figure with pure functions over versioned factors and store the factor ids used; the model may only propose extracted fields that a human accepts. Leave out for now: no model-computed figures: the model proposes fields, code computes values and no unverified regulatory code presented as verified.
Replace the first sentence with your own idea. The list of needs stays useful whatever the niche, because it comes from what a compliance portal has to do.
Two variations
- Build a supplier sustainability questionnaire and evidence tracker. Start with entity hierarchy and tenant isolation and roles and period permissions, and add maker-checker approval once those work.
- Build a periodic regulatory return tool with reviewer sign-off. People should be able to prove who changed what, when and why, including to auditors.
Words that help Forge AI recognise the category
Forge AI picks a reference architecture from how you describe the app. These phrases point to a compliance portal: esg reporting, sustainability reporting, esg platform, ghg inventory, greenhouse gas, scope 1, scope 2 and carbon accounting.
What the plan decides for you
- Deterministic calculation, AI only proposes inputs.
- Restatements create versions, never edits.
- Frameworks and crosswalks are data.
What to ask for in a later prompt
This is a reference design for the category, not a promise that every item is generated today. Built-ins such as background jobs, file uploads and search are rolling out; email sent from your app is coming soon, so anything here that needs it is something you add yourself for now.
- External assurance workspace: needs scoped expiring access and sampling tools.
- Scanned-document OCR: text PDFs cover phase 1 and OCR adds cost and error modes.
- Read replicas for dashboards: primary handles phase-1 load.
FAQ
- How detailed should a prompt for a compliance portal be?
- Name the users, the main objects, one rule that must always hold and one thing to leave out. The plan fills in the rest, and you can change it before generation.
- Which words tell Forge64 this is a compliance portal?
- Phrases such as esg reporting, sustainability reporting, esg platform and ghg inventory point to this category.
- Can I change the app after the first build?
- Yes. Describe the change in plain English and Forge AI edits the app; the quality gate checks the code again.
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