Copilot Prompt Library for Bibliotheek Westland Managers
30 ready-to-use prompts for Microsoft 365 Copilot. Copy a prompt, replace the [words in brackets] with your own details, and keep the conversation going until the result is right.
Remember: Goal · Context · Source · Expectations. Then read and check before you send.
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Outlook: email and communication
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1 Catch up on a long thread
Summarise this email thread in five bullet points. Tell me what has been decided, what is still open and whether anyone is waiting for an answer from me.
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2 Reply to the municipality
Draft a reply to [name] at Gemeente Westland about [request, e.g. figures for the subsidy report]. Use what we agreed in this thread. Formal but friendly, under 200 words, and don't promise anything the MT hasn't decided.
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3 Say no politely to a partner
Draft a friendly reply to [organisation] declining [request], because [reason, e.g. our 2027 budget is not yet clear]. Offer [alternative] and keep the door open for later.
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4 Staff update from management
Write an email from the MT to all staff and volunteers about [change]. Explain what changes, why, what it means for them and who they can ask. Clear and warm, under 250 words.
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5 What needs me this week
Which emails from this week need a decision or action from me? List them with the sender, the deadline and what they need.
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6 Sharpen my draft
Make this email clearer and more concise, but keep my meaning. Point out anything a council member or journalist could misread.
Word: documents and reports
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7 Summarise a policy document
Summarise this document from [the municipality / ProBiblio / the KB] in one page. What does it mean for Bibliotheek Westland, what do we need to do, and by when?
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8 Supervisory Board memo
Draft a memo for the Supervisory Board (Raad van Toezicht) about [topic], using [file]. Structure: background, key figures, options, our proposal, decision requested. Formal, maximum two pages.
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9 Annual report section
Write a paragraph for our annual report about [programme, e.g. the Taalhuis], using these figures. Positive but factual, for residents and the council.
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10 Annual plan section
Draft the section on [theme, e.g. digital inclusion] for our 2027 annual plan: goals, activities per quarter, who is responsible and how we measure results.
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11 Compare two documents
Compare these two versions of [the agreement / the policy] and list what has changed, and which changes matter for us.
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12 Critical reader
Read this proposal as a critical alderman would. What is unclear, what is missing and which questions will they ask? Give me your top five points.
Teams: meetings
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13 MT meeting recap
Summarise this meeting. List the decisions, the actions with who and by when, and the open questions for next time.
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14 Catch up during a meeting
I joined late. What have I missed so far, and has anything been asked of me?
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15 Prepare for the bestuurlijk overleg
Help me prepare for my meeting with [the alderman / the policy adviser] about [topic]. Using recent emails and files, give me the background, our key messages, the likely questions and three things we want to agree.
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16 Draft the MT agenda
Draft an agenda for a 90-minute MT meeting about [topics]. Put decisions first, mark each item as 'for decision', 'for discussion' or 'for information', and suggest timings.
Excel: figures and budgets
The file must be saved in OneDrive or SharePoint, and your data should be formatted as a table.
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17 The big picture
What are the three most important trends in these branch figures? Explain them in plain words.
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18 Compare branches
Compare [visitors / loans / new members] per branch from [month] to [month]. Which branches are growing and which are shrinking?
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19 Make a chart
Create a line chart of visitors per month for each branch.
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20 Budget check
Which budget lines have spent more than [80]% of their annual budget so far? Show them in a table, highest first, with the amount left.
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21 Explain for the board
Write three plain sentences that explain these figures for a Supervisory Board member who is not a numbers person.
People and organisation
Copilot can help you prepare, but decisions about people stay with you. Never put absence details, reviews or salaries of named colleagues into a prompt.
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22 Vacancy text
Write a vacancy text for a [role, hours] at Bibliotheek Westland. The person will [main tasks]. Warm and inclusive, under 300 words, with 'what you'll do', 'who you are' and 'what we offer'.
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23 Interview questions
Suggest eight interview questions for a [role], focused on [skills, e.g. coordinating volunteers and working with partners]. Add what a strong answer would show.
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24 Change communication
Help me explain [change, e.g. new opening hours in one branch] to the staff of that branch. Give me key messages, likely concerns and how to respond to them.
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25 Volunteer appreciation
Write a short thank-you message from the management to our volunteers for [occasion], mentioning [achievement].
Proposals, partners and external communication
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26 Project proposal
Using these notes, write a one-page project proposal for [funder, e.g. Gemeente Westland]. Include the need, what we will do, results so far, budget, partners and how we measure success.
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27 Press release
Write a short press release for the local newspaper about [news]. Include a quote from [role] that I will check and adjust. Under 250 words.
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28 LinkedIn post
Write a LinkedIn post for Bibliotheek Westland about [result or partnership], thanking [partners]. Professional and warm, under 120 words.
Prompts that help you prompt
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29 Let Copilot interview you
I want to [goal]. Before you start, ask me the questions you need answered to do this well.
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30 Improve my prompt
Here is my prompt: [paste prompt]. Rewrite it so it includes a clear goal, context, source and expectations, then show me the improved version.