ChatGPT Prompts for Consultants
ChatGPT prompts that shave hours off every consulting engagement
A working set of ChatGPT prompts for management consultants, strategy leads and independent advisors. Proposals, discovery, frameworks, slides, and client-ready synthesis — structured for the way engagements actually run.
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The prompts
The first two are free — copy, paste, fill the {placeholders}. Unlock the rest with your email below (free, no spam).
- 01
Turn an RFP into a proposal outline
BDAct as a strategy consulting engagement manager. From the RFP below, produce a proposal outline: our understanding of the ask, why now, proposed approach in 3–5 workstreams with objectives and outputs per stream, team shape, timeline (weeks), risks and mitigations, and 3 differentiators. RFP: {paste}. - 02
Discovery interview guide
DiscoveryDesign a 45-minute discovery interview guide for a {role} at a {industry} client on the topic of {topic}. 8 open questions grouped by warm-up, current state, pain, aspirations, and constraints. Include a follow-up probe for each and a closing question that surfaces unspoken concerns. - 03
MECE issue treeLocked
Analysis - 04
SCQA storyline for a client deckLocked
Communication - 05
Executive summary from raw findingsLocked
Synthesis - 06
Slide draft from bullet pointsLocked
Slides - 07
Stakeholder mapLocked
Change - 08
Workshop agenda that actually decides somethingLocked
Facilitation - 09
Financial model sanity checkLocked
Analysis - 10
Post-engagement case studyLocked
Marketing
Recommended tools for these prompts
These prompts work in any chat model, but pair them with the right specialist tool and you'll cut hours per week. Every pick comes from our AI Tools for Consultants stack.
Perplexity Pro
FreemiumSourced answers for market sizing, competitor scans and exec briefings.
Best for
Cited research at speed
Gamma
FreemiumGenerate polished decks from a prompt or a Google Doc in minutes.
Best for
First-draft client decks
Claude (Projects)
FreemiumLong-context assistant for synthesising interview transcripts and reports.
Best for
Synthesis of long documents
Fathom
FreeRecords, transcribes and summarises client calls with action items.
Best for
Client call intelligence
Julius AI
FreemiumAsk questions of spreadsheets and get charts, models and insights back.
Best for
Analysing client data
Superhuman AI
PaidTriages your inbox, drafts replies and schedules follow-ups.
Best for
Reclaiming email hours
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Frequently asked questions
The questions we hear most from consulting teams running these prompts in the UK.
- Which AI tool should sit at the centre of a consulting workflow?
- For long-context synthesis across interviews, decks and financials, Claude (Projects) is hard to beat. Use ChatGPT for structured deliverables and Perplexity Pro for cited research — the prompts here are written to move cleanly between all three.
- Can ChatGPT actually build consulting-quality slides?
- The prose and structure — yes. The visual polish — not on its own. Draft the action title and body with the Slides prompt in this pack, then push it into Gamma to generate the visual layout in seconds.
- How do I get trustworthy research answers with sources?
- Don't use vanilla ChatGPT for market or competitive research — it hallucinates. Use Perplexity Pro (cited web + academic modes) for the research pass, then feed the summary into the analysis prompts here for structuring.
- What's the fastest way to turn client calls into deliverables?
- Record with Fathom (or a similar consented recorder), export the transcript, then use the workshop and stakeholder-map prompts in this pack to convert it into decisions, actions and owners the same day.
- Are proposal and case-study prompts safe to use with client names?
- Only if you're using a tool with a no-training clause on your inputs. Otherwise anonymise until the very final pass, then paste real names locally. The proposal and marketing prompts here are designed so the model never needs the real client name to produce a strong draft.