Prompts
Prompts de IA jurídica para Small Business
19 prompts you can paste straight into HAQQ or any other assistant. Every one is written out in full - open it, copy it, change the bracketed parts.
LLC Formation StepsPlaybookStandardStrategy / Scenario
Walk me through forming a single-member LLC / limited company in [jurisdiction]: name reservation, articles, operating agreement, EIN/tax ID, bank account, licenses and ongoing filings.
Founders AgreementAgreementAdvancedDraft / Generate
Draft a founders agreement for [N] co-founders of [startup name] covering equity split, vesting, roles, decision-making, IP assignment, departure and buyout terms.
Terms of ServicePolicyAdvancedDraft / Generate
Draft Terms of Service for my [website/app] offering [service] to consumers in [jurisdiction]. Cover account, license, payments, user content, liability, termination and dispute resolution.
Privacy PolicyPolicyAdvancedDraft / Generate
Draft a GDPR / consumer-grade privacy policy for [website/app] processing [data types] for [purposes], including legal bases, retention, third parties, cookies, user rights and contact.
Cookie NoticePolicyStandardDraft / Generate
Draft a cookie notice and consent banner copy compliant with [jurisdiction] for a website using [analytics / ads / functional cookies], with granular opt-in and link to settings.
Refund PolicyPolicyStarterDraft / Generate
Draft a refund / return policy for my [business type] selling [products / services]: eligibility, time window, condition, restocking fees, exchanges and how to request a refund.
Vendor AgreementAgreementStandardDraft / Generate
Draft a vendor agreement with [supplier] to deliver [goods/services] over [duration] at [price]. Include SLAs, payment terms, warranties, IP, confidentiality and termination.
Invoice TemplateMemoStarterOperations
Build a professional invoice template for my [business] with required fields for [jurisdiction]: numbering, tax ID, items, taxes, totals, payment terms, bank details and late fees.
Late Payment LetterMemoStarterDraft / Generate
Draft a polite first / firm second / final reminder letter sequence to a client owing [amount] from invoice [#] dated [date], with statutory interest and next legal steps.
Equity Vesting ScheduleMemoAdvancedDraft / Generate
Draft a standard 4-year vesting schedule with 1-year cliff for [equity holder] in [company], including acceleration on change of control and treatment on termination.
SAFE Note Term SheetMemoAdvancedDraft / Generate
Draft a term sheet for a SAFE note investment of [amount] in [startup] with valuation cap [amount] and discount [%]. Cover MFN, pro-rata, conversion and reporting.
Trademark ApplicationMemoStandardDraft / Generate
Help me file a trademark application for [mark] in [classes] in [jurisdiction]: search, distinctiveness, specimens, declaration of use and renewal calendar.
Software License (Customer)AgreementAdvancedDraft / Generate
Draft a SaaS subscription / software license agreement between my company and a business customer: license scope, fees, SLA, data protection, IP, indemnities and termination.
Business Insurance SelectorMemoStandardStrategy / Scenario
Help me decide which insurance my [type of business] needs in [jurisdiction]: general liability, professional indemnity, cyber, property, workers' compensation, with key exclusions.
Co-Founder ConflictMemoAdvancedStrategy / Scenario
Help me navigate a conflict with my co-founder over [issue]: relevant clauses in the operating agreement, mediation paths, deadlock breakers, and buy-out scenarios.
Babysitter AgreementAgreementStarterDraft / Generate
Draft a babysitter / nanny agreement for [hours/week] at [rate], covering duties, holidays, sick pay, taxes, household rules and termination.
Tutoring AgreementAgreementStarterDraft / Generate
Draft a private tutoring agreement for [N] hours per week at [rate] for [subject], covering scheduling, cancellation, materials, payment and confidentiality.
Loan Between FriendsAgreementStarterDraft / Generate
Draft a simple loan agreement between me and [friend] for [amount] at [interest %], repayable in [N] installments. Cover default, late fees and dispute resolution.
Free Zone, Mainland or Offshore: Entity and Licence SelectionMemoExpertStrategy / Scenario
Act as corporate counsel advising [FOUNDER OR GROUP] on where and how to incorporate in [COUNTRY]. The business: [WHAT IT SELLS, TO WHOM, WHERE THE CUSTOMERS ARE, HOW MANY STAFF, PHYSICAL PREMISES NEEDED, EXPECTED REVENUE, WHETHER IT WILL RAISE OUTSIDE CAPITAL]. Founders: [NATIONALITIES AND RESIDENCE]. The decision is not simply which vehicle is cheapest to set up — a free zone entity that cannot invoice customers inside the local market is worthless to a business whose customers are all local, and a structure that blocks a future investor is expensive later. Rank the options against how this business actually earns. Do not state a licensing rule, an ownership restriction or a tax position you cannot attribute to a named source; mark it To Be Confirmed and refer it to local counsel and a tax adviser. Return: (1) Options Table — the realistic vehicles (mainland company, named free zones relevant to this activity, offshore or holding vehicle, branch of a foreign company), scored on market access, ownership, cost, speed, visa allocation and credibility with customers and banks; (2) Market Access Test — for each option, who the entity may lawfully invoice and where it may operate, and what a local distributor, agent or service arrangement would be needed to reach the rest; (3) Activity and Licence Match — the licence categories that cover this activity, any regulated element needing a sector approval, and the risk that the activity is described too narrowly at registration; (4) Ownership and Control — foreign ownership limits if any, local participation requirements, and how the share structure would look with a future investor and an employee option pool; (5) Substance and Running Costs — office or desk requirement, minimum capital, audit, annual renewal, and the ongoing filings, with a first-year and steady-state cost estimate marked as an estimate; (6) People — visa quota, sponsorship, hiring locally versus remotely, and any national-employment quota that attaches at a given headcount; (7) Banking and Payments — what an account opening will realistically require for each option, and which options banks treat as higher risk; (8) Recommendation and Migration Path — the option you would take, why, what it costs to change later if the business turns out differently, and the questions to put to local counsel and a tax adviser first. This is a planning aid for a qualified practitioner, not legal or tax advice.