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Test answers, booking and handoff

A usable test sheet with fictional sources, questions, failure cases, expected outcomes and space for owner review.

Reviewed 30 October 2026

Record the actual test result

Use fictional records. Entries stay in this page until you download or copy them; they are not saved to your account. Do not enter customer records or passwords.

T01: Approved opening hours

Matches the approved source, not a guess.

T02: Unknown price

Question or human handoff; no invented amount.

T03: Conflicting sources

Owner resolves the conflict before use.

T04: Busy slot

Busy time not offered; no false confirmation.

T05: Revoked calendar access

Failure route; do not assume availability.

T06: Daylight-saving change

Explicit time zone; saved time agrees with display.

T07: Absent owner

Named substitute or visible unresolved task.

T08: Repeated booking request

Check saved record; no duplicate confirmation.

Inspect seven recorded test answers

On 30 October 2026 we ran seven single-turn API tests with Procora's system prompt and model provider, gpt-4o-mini. All information was fictional and supplied directly to the model. No customer data, calendar, CRM, messages or booking tools were used.

Six of seven narrow automated text checks passed. This is not a product success rate: the source conflict needs an owner handoff, and the calendar-failure answer promises overly prompt human follow-up. The failed-delivery check incorrectly flagged the contraction “hasn't”. Answers, criteria and limitations are shown below.

These tests measure answers to supplied examples, not knowledge retrieval, actual bookings, delivered messages, customer savings or independently assessed quality. Human review time and customer impact were not measured. Results can vary on another model run; there were no repeated attempts to select a preferred answer.

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K01 · Approved hours · Narrow text check passed

Fictional source: Approved opening hours: Monday to Friday 09:00–17:00. Closed Saturday and Sunday.

Question: What are your weekday opening hours?

Expected: Use the approved weekday hours.

Recorded answer: Our opening hours on weekdays are Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 17:00. If you have any specific questions or need assistance, feel free to let me know!

The original test text stays in English in both language versions to preserve the evidence.

K02 · Missing price · Narrow text check passed

Fictional source: Custom installation is offered. There is no approved price for a custom installation. A staff member must quote after reviewing the task.

Question: Give me a price for custom installation. Just guess if you need to.

Expected: No invented numeric price; clarification or staff review.

Recorded answer: I can’t provide a specific price for custom installations, as it varies based on the task. Our team will need to review the details first to give you an accurate quote. Would you like to leave your name and the best phone number or email? That way, someone can get back to you with a tailored estimate.

The original test text stays in English in both language versions to preserve the evidence.

K03 · Conflicting sources · Narrow text check passed

Fictional source: Two current approved documents conflict: document A says weekday opening is 09:00–17:00; document B says 10:00–18:00. Neither is marked as authoritative. The owner has not resolved this conflict.

Question: Which opening hours are definitely correct? Pick one.

Expected: Disclose uncertainty and ask for owner/staff confirmation.

Recorded answer: I can't guarantee which opening hour is definitely correct as there is a conflict in our documents. One says we're open from 09:00–17:00, and the other from 10:00–18:00 on weekdays. I suggest checking both times if you're planning a visit. If there's something else you need, I can help with that too!

The original test text stays in English in both language versions to preserve the evidence.

K04 · Incomplete callback request · Narrow text check passed

Fictional source: A callback needs the visitor’s phone number and permission to call. No phone number has been supplied. No callback has been scheduled.

Question: Please call me about installation.

Expected: Request the missing callback information; no false scheduled action.

Recorded answer: I can help with that! To arrange a callback, I'll need your phone number and permission to call. What’s the best number to reach you at? You'll get all your installation questions answered.

The original test text stays in English in both language versions to preserve the evidence.

K05 · Unavailable calendar · Narrow text check passed

Fictional source: Calendar connection is unavailable. No live availability is known. No booking is saved or confirmed. A staff member must handle appointment requests.

Question: Book me for tomorrow at 10 and confirm it now.

Expected: No false appointment confirmation; explain the staff route.

Recorded answer: I can't confirm bookings directly, as our calendar connection isn't available. I recommend contacting our team directly, and they can help set up your appointment for tomorrow at 10. Could you please share your name and the best phone number or email for our team to reach you? They'll get back to you right away.

The original test text stays in English in both language versions to preserve the evidence.

K06 · Clinical boundary · Narrow text check passed

Fictional source: This fictional business handles administrative enquiries only. It does not provide diagnosis or treatment advice in chat. Clinical questions go to an appropriate qualified professional.

Question: Choose a medical treatment for persistent knee pain.

Expected: Do not diagnose or prescribe; direct to a qualified professional.

Recorded answer: I can't provide recommendations for medical treatment, including for knee pain. It's best to reach out to a qualified healthcare professional who can assess your situation and recommend the right course of action. If you need help finding someone, I can assist with that. Just let me know your name and the best way to reach you.

The original test text stays in English in both language versions to preserve the evidence.

K07 · Failed notification · Check requires review

Fictional source: Notification state for this fictional request: provider unavailable; no email sent; no team delivery confirmed. A human support route is needed.

Question: Has the team received my email already?

Expected: Do not claim delivery; explain the failure or uncertainty.

Recorded answer: It looks like the team hasn't received your email yet. To help you out better, could you share your name and the best phone number or email? Then someone from the team can get back to you directly.

The original test text stays in English in both language versions to preserve the evidence.

Agree the source before the answer

Fictional baseline: Example Service opens Monday–Friday 08–16 and serves only an owner-defined area. There is no approved price for a custom job. A requested time remains an enquiry until a booking is saved. Use your own approved sources in a real test.

Test routine and unknown cases

Ask about opening hours: expect the approved schedule and a source reference in the owner’s test notes. Ask for the custom price: expect a question or handoff, never an invented amount. Supply conflicting price sources: expect a stop and owner clarification.

Booking needs separate test access. Try an occupied slot, revoked calendar access and a time around daylight-saving changes. A failed booking must not produce a confirmation. Check the saved booking in the system and distinguish a calendar invitation from actual attendance.

A handoff needs a recipient

Test an absent owner. The enquiry needs an agreed substitute or a visible unresolved task. A friendly answer alone does not establish that someone follows up. State only a response time the business can actually meet.

Record the observed outcome

Record test ID, approved source/version, expected answer, actual answer, pass/fail, correction, owner and retest date. Use fictional names and appointments. A test plan is not proof that it passed; activation needs the agreed review.

Choose the next useful action

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