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Tell it the job. Get the prompt.
Pick what you want to do, fill in your own details, and open the finished prompt in Claude. Leave a box empty and Claude asks you for it rather than guessing.
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01Pick a job9 jobs
Prompt builder
Set up your public organiser profile
Sets the name, description, location and website attendees see on your profile and every event page.
Get this one right first: it can only change until your first event is published.
Your prompt
First, check you can see the Presso Events tools. If you cannot, tell me to add the Presso Events connector from events.pressonetwork.com/connect, and stop there. Set up our public organiser profile on Presso Events. Our name is [organisation name]. Confirm the spelling of the name with me before you save it, then read the profile back to me. If anything you need is missing from what I have given you, ask me, one question at a time. Do not guess a price, a date, a venue or a capacity.
1 to fill in, or Claude will ask you.
Uses update_organiser
Create a new event
Creates the event as a draft and records the venue, refund policy and expected numbers. Nothing goes on sale.
Exactly as it should appear on the ticket. Claude will not fill in a postcode for you.
Your prompt
First, check you can see the Presso Events tools. If you cannot, tell me to add the Presso Events connector from events.pressonetwork.com/connect, and stop there. Create a draft event on Presso Events called [event name], on [date] from [starts] to [ends]. Keep it as a draft and do not publish anything. If anything you need is missing from what I have given you, ask me, one question at a time. Do not guess a price, a date, a venue or a capacity.
4 to fill in, or Claude will ask you.
Uses create_event record_event_setup
Add ticket types
Adds the tickets you sell, each with its own price and quantity. Use 0 for a free ticket.
Your prompt
First, check you can see the Presso Events tools. If you cannot, tell me to add the Presso Events connector from events.pressonetwork.com/connect, and stop there. Add ticket types to [event name] on Presso Events: [ticket name] at £[price], [how many] available. When you are done, list every ticket type back to me with its price and quantity. If anything you need is missing from what I have given you, ask me, one question at a time. Do not guess a price, a date, a venue or a capacity.
4 to fill in, or Claude will ask you.
Uses list_events ticket_types
Write the whole agenda at once
Turns your running order into sessions with times. A dry run shows you the change before anything is saved.
One line per session, with the time first. Paste it as you have it.
Your prompt
First, check you can see the Presso Events tools. If you cannot, tell me to add the Presso Events connector from events.pressonetwork.com/connect, and stop there. Write the agenda for [event name] on Presso Events from the running order below. The times are local to the event. Keep anything already on the agenda that I have not mentioned, and do a dry run first so I can see the change before it is saved. [running order] If anything you need is missing from what I have given you, ask me, one question at a time. Do not guess a price, a date, a venue or a capacity.
2 to fill in, or Claude will ask you.
Uses list_events set_agenda get_agenda
Add a speaker
Adds one speaker in their own words, then gives you a private link to upload their photo.
Use their words. A bio Claude wrote is the first thing an attendee reads about them.
Your prompt
First, check you can see the Presso Events tools. If you cannot, tell me to add the Presso Events connector from events.pressonetwork.com/connect, and stop there. Add [speaker name] as a speaker at [event name] on Presso Events. Then give me a private link to upload their photo. If anything you need is missing from what I have given you, ask me, one question at a time. Do not guess a price, a date, a venue or a capacity.
2 to fill in, or Claude will ask you.
Uses list_events add_speaker request_image_upload
Send a free ticket to a speaker or guest
Issues a free ticket and emails it, without them going through checkout.
It has to exist already. A new free ticket type shows on your public page, where anyone can claim it.
Your prompt
First, check you can see the Presso Events tools. If you cannot, tell me to add the Presso Events connector from events.pressonetwork.com/connect, and stop there. Issue a free ticket for [event name] on Presso Events to [their name] at [their email], and email it to them. Only use a free ticket type that already exists. If there is none, stop and tell me rather than creating one, because a new free ticket type shows on the public event page where anyone could claim it. If anything you need is missing from what I have given you, ask me, one question at a time. Do not guess a price, a date, a venue or a capacity.
3 to fill in, or Claude will ask you.
Uses list_events ticket_types issue_free_ticket
Go on sale
Checks the event is ready, reads the tickets, venue and refund policy back to you, and only publishes after your yes. Then gives you the links to share.
Your prompt
First, check you can see the Presso Events tools. If you cannot, tell me to add the Presso Events connector from events.pressonetwork.com/connect, and stop there. Get [event name] ready to go on sale on Presso Events. If any ticket is paid, check payments are set up. Tell me anything that is missing before it can publish. Then read back every ticket name, price and quantity, the venue, and the refund policy (a free event has none), and wait for my yes before you publish. Once it is live, give me the public event page link. If anything you need is missing from what I have given you, ask me, one question at a time. Do not guess a price, a date, a venue or a capacity.
1 to fill in, or Claude will ask you.
Uses list_events ticket_types connect_status record_event_setup publish_event buy_links
Check how sales are going
Reads gross, platform fee and net, and how many of each ticket type have gone against what you put on sale.
Your prompt
First, check you can see the Presso Events tools. If you cannot, tell me to add the Presso Events connector from events.pressonetwork.com/connect, and stop there. How are ticket sales going for [event name] on Presso Events? Show gross, platform fee and net in pounds, and say that net is before Stripe's own processing fees. Then, for each ticket type, tell me how many valid tickets have been issued against the quantity on sale. If anything you need is missing from what I have given you, ask me, one question at a time. Do not guess a price, a date, a venue or a capacity.
1 to fill in, or Claude will ask you.
Uses list_events get_revenue ticket_types get_attendees
Run check-in on the night
Shows who is in and who is still expected, checks in a code, and finds a person by name when a ticket will not scan. You decide who gets in.
Your prompt
First, check you can see the Presso Events tools. If you cannot, tell me to add the Presso Events connector from events.pressonetwork.com/connect, and stop there. I am on the door at [event name] on Presso Events. Show me the door board: how many people are in and how many are still expected. When I give you a check-in code, check that ticket in. If someone cannot find their ticket, search for them by name and show me who you find. I will decide whether to let them in. If anything you need is missing from what I have given you, ask me, one question at a time. Do not guess a price, a date, a venue or a capacity.
1 to fill in, or Claude will ask you.
Uses list_events get_door_board check_in_ticket find_attendee
02Before you send it
Before you send it
Connect once
Add the Presso Events connector to Claude. It takes a minute and there is no token to paste.
A normal chat is enough
No project or folder to set up. Your events live in Presso Events, so any new Claude chat picks up where you left off.
Nothing is stored here
What you type stays in this page. Open in Claude carries the prompt in the link it opens, so it can show in your browser history. Copy it instead if that matters.
Stuck?
Ask Claude "what is wrong with my event and how do I fix it?" first. If that does not sort it, the help centre has short answers and a person to email.
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