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Draft an 'Out of Office' Email

Generate one concise, plain-text out-of-office email: date-specific subject, brief availability and response timing, optional reason, a single-sentence alternate contact, and 110-word limit using provided fields.

Prompt Content

Create a concise, professional out-of-office email. 1) Output exactly one email with: - Subject: Out of Office (Absence Dates) - Body: • Greeting: Hello, • One sentence stating you are unavailable and when you will respond, using Absence Dates. • If Reason is provided and not blank or "N/A", append "due to Reason" in the same sentence. • One sentence directing the sender to <alternate-contact> Alternate Contact </alternate-contact> (convert it into a single clear sentence). • Polite thanks and the closing line "Best regards," (no name). 2) Keep the body under 110 words. 3) Follow these constraints: • Use only information from the variables; do not add names, numbers, dates, or links not provided. • Neutral, polite tone; workplace-appropriate. • Plain text only; no lists or headers inside the email. <example> Subject: Out of Office (Nov 14-19; back Nov 20) Hello, I am away Nov 14-19 and will reply after Nov 20 due to annual leave. For urgent matters, contact Jane Smith at [email protected]. Thank you for your understanding. Best regards, </example>

Variables

Absence Dates
Dates of absence and return timing as you want it shown in the email subject/body.
Example: Nov 14-19; back Nov 20
Reason
Reason for absence; leave blank or type N/A to omit.
Example: annual leave
Alternate Contact
Who to contact and how while you're away (name, email, phone, or team inbox).
Example: Jane Smith - [email protected], +1 555 123 4567