Operations & Finance
Weekly Business Pulse
Turn the numbers you already track into a one-page weekly brief that ends with the few decisions only you can make.
What you get
- A complete, ready-to-run SKILL.md you drop into Claude, ChatGPT, or any AI assistant — no setup, no code, works the first time
- A fixed five-section method (revenue, cash and runway, pipeline, top-three ranked risks, owner-only decisions) that produces the same one-page brief every week
- A copy-paste output template plus a fully worked bakery example showing how the brief reorders a week's priorities
- A simple impact×likelihood risk-ranking model and a runway formula any owner can apply without an analyst
- Built-in guardrails that flag low runway, forbid invented numbers, and force every brief down to a single decision-focused page
Questions
What is a weekly business review template AI?
It is a reusable prompt or skill that takes the numbers a business already has — revenue, cash on hand, pipeline, and open risks — and produces a one-page weekly brief that ends with the two or three decisions only the owner can make. It replaces a manual spreadsheet review with a consistent, repeatable read.
What should a weekly business pulse include?
Five things, in order: revenue versus a trailing four-week average, cash on hand with a runway estimate, the pipeline of upcoming work, the top three ranked risks, and the two to three decisions that require the owner. Anything that does not change a decision is cut to keep it to one page.
How do you calculate runway for a small business?
Divide cash on hand by your average weekly net burn (money out minus money in). The result is how many weeks current cash lasts with no new revenue. A runway under eight weeks should be flagged at the top of the brief as the most important number on the page.
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