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Extract To Addresses
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Use this template for repeatable, defensible AI review in Claira.
PromptingTemplate PickerExtract To Addresses
When you select this template, Claira displays the prompt configuration panel. Map the output to a review field in your case — typically a Memo field for the extracted email addresses.
To AddressesMemoclaira-to-addr-01
What this prompt is for
This template helps standardize outputs so reviewers can validate and code results quickly.
Step-by-step in Claira
- Open Prompting > Template picker in your case.
- Select Extract To Addresses and map the output to one or more review fields.
- Run a 10-25 document sample and inspect edge cases first.
- Adjust instructions outside the prompt body (field mapping, workflow settings), then rerun.
The prompt
Extract all "To:" email addresses from this document or correspondence. Only return the actual email addresses found inside angle brackets, without the brackets (e.g., example@email.com). Do not include names, From, Cc, or Bcc addresses. Return one list of unique email addresses separated by semicolons. Only read the first message at the top of the thread.Recommended customizations
- Add case context before running (date range, custodians, issue framing).
- Keep output constraints explicit (format, allowed values, fallback behavior).
- Version your template configuration so results remain reproducible.
Worked example
Input excerpt
Email dated 2025-02-14 from Dana Lee to Jordan Park confirms the vendor contract amendment was approved and signed the same day.Expected output shape
A concise answer that follows the exact format required by the prompt and is directly mappable to your selected review field(s).Troubleshooting
- If output is too broad, reduce scope and test with a smaller sample.
- If output format drifts, restate strict formatting requirements in workflow instructions.
- If quality varies across models, compare two models on the same fixed sample set.
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