Email a supply house order
Never paste: Card numbers or bank info, customer addresses and phone numbers, employee pay rates, Social Security numbers, financing applications, or lockbox/gate codes.
When to use it
When ordering stock or special-order parts from the supply house.
The prompt
Copy this, then replace everything in [brackets].
Write a clear order email to our supply house.
Account: [account name, not number if sensitive]
Items: [part #, description, qty]
Delivery: [will-call / deliver to shop / jobsite], needed by: [date]
Job reference: [job # or PO]
Questions: [substitutions OK?, backorders]
Clear list, ask them to confirm availability and ETA.
Before / after
Before: Wrong part, wrong day, and a tech sitting idle.
After (example output):
Please confirm availability and ETA: (4) 45/5 uF dual run capacitors; (2) 1/4 HP condenser fan motors 1075 RPM; (1) 50-gal NG water heater [model]. Deliver to shop by Thursday AM. PO 2291. Substitutions OK on capacitors only.
Tips
- Have the warehouse lead double-check part numbers.
- Use first names or job numbers instead of full customer details.
- Copy the final text back into your FSM or accounting system so the record stays in one place.
- Review every draft before you send it. You’re accountable for what goes out.
Fill in the brackets
Type your details and the prompt below updates. Everything stays in your browser.
Leave out: Card numbers or bank info, customer addresses and phone numbers, employee pay rates, Social Security numbers, financing applications, or lockbox/gate codes. Use initials or general terms instead.