Auto Capture example prompts

Record a complete product video of a plumber's morning in Tallyfern, from the sign-in screen: sign in with email, password and the authenticator code, glance at what's overdue on the dashboard, then create an invoice for a customer with a few line items and a discount, preview it as the customer sees it, send it, and finish on the sent invoice. Film the whole journey on camera, page to page, rather than jumping straight to the end.

We'd like a video for our website showing a customer going from our home page to a confirmed booking: search for a half-day trip for four next weekend, filter the fleet to self-drive boats that welcome dogs, pick one, add a picnic hamper, go through checkout paying at the quay, and finish in My bookings with the new trip listed. Film the whole journey on camera, page to page, rather than jumping straight to the end.

Show a podcast producer taking an episode from rough edit to scheduled release in Murmurline: open an in-progress episode from the library, tidy it up (cut a sentence from the transcript and clean up the filler words), add a couple of chapter markers, export a master with chapters, then go to Publish and schedule it for next Tuesday morning. Film the whole journey on camera, page to page, rather than jumping straight to the end.

Make a showcase video of Plinthwork for wedding planners: open the Marsh & Delacroix wedding from the events list, build the dinner layout from the empty room by dragging on round tables, a dance floor, a bar and a head table, rotate a table, then switch to the guests and drag a few onto a table, and end zoomed out on the seat total against guests expected. Film the whole journey on camera, page to page, rather than jumping straight to the end.

Show a practice manager handling a leave request end to end in Kestrel Rota: approve someone's annual leave and send their shifts to open shifts, then go to that week on the schedule, drag the newly opened shifts onto colleagues who can cover them, and publish the rota so the team is told. Film the whole journey on camera, page to page, rather than jumping straight to the end.

Show how a plumber takes on a new customer in Tallyfern and bills them the same day: add the customer, start an invoice straight from their customer page, add the job and a couple of line items, send it, and finish back on the customer's page with the new invoice in their activity. Film the whole journey on camera, page to page, rather than jumping straight to the end.

Show a wedding coordinator getting a reception ready in Plinthwork: from the events list open the Hale & Okafor wedding, check the guest list for dietary needs and mark a late RSVP as attending, then go to the floor plan, seat that guest at a table, and export the plan as a PDF for the venue team. Film the whole journey on camera, page to page, rather than jumping straight to the end.

Make a demo for tradespeople about getting paid on time with Tallyfern. Start on the dashboard, jump from the overdue total into the overdue invoices, open the oldest one and send the customer a reminder. Then the money arrives: record the payment by bank transfer, and go back to the dashboard to show the overdue figure has dropped. Film the whole journey on camera, page to page, rather than jumping straight to the end.

Show a customer how to move an existing booking to a different time: from My bookings, open the upcoming Kingfisher trip, choose a later start, confirm the change, show the updated booking and its history, then go back to My bookings so we can see the new time in the list. Film the whole journey on camera, page to page, rather than jumping straight to the end.