Watch out. A missed statutory deadline has real penalties, so treat this as a helper, not the owner. Verify due dates against official notifications yourself and keep personal data in the sheet to what is needed.
Keep a compliance calendar up to date
An assistant that reads your filings sheet, updates due dates and drafts reminders to owners.
Best for
- Company secretaries and compliance officers
- Firms tracking GST, TDS, ROC and labour filings
- Teams that run compliance from a shared spreadsheet
What you need
- Your compliance tracker sheet with filing, due date, owner and status
- An approved AI tool that can read and write the sheet
- An approved email channel for reminders
Starter prompt
Copy it, fill in the parts in square brackets, and paste it into the AI assistant your organisation allows.
You maintain the compliance calendar for [company name]. Each day, read the tracker sheet. For every filing due in the next [7] days with status not 'Filed', draft a short reminder to the owner with the filing name, due date and what is still pending. For anything past due, mark status 'Overdue' and draft an escalation to [compliance head role]. Do not change due dates yourself; if a date looks wrong, add a note in the 'Check' column. Summarise today's actions in five lines.
How to use it
1.Clean the tracker
2.Connect with limits
3.Test for two weeks
4.Let routine reminders send
- 1
Clean the tracker
Make sure every filing has a due date, owner and status. Dates must be in one format.
- 2
Connect with limits
Let the assistant write only to the status and check columns. Reminders go to a draft folder at first.
- 3
Test for two weeks
Compare its reminders with what your team would have sent. Fix missed filings or wrong owners.
- 4
Let routine reminders send
Once reliable, allow routine reminders to send, while escalations still need your approval.
What you end up with
A compliance calendar that stays current and reminds owners before each due date.
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