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Last reviewed: July 2026

Sample datasets

View all datasets in Google Sheets

Or download individual datasets as CSV:

• Program Outcomes Data (CSV) — Use Case 1 below; also works with Cheat Sheet Prompts #2, #5, #7
• Donor Data (CSV) — Use Case 2 below; also works with Cheat Sheet Prompt #4
• Budget Tracking Data (CSV) — Use Case 3 below; also works with Cheat Sheet Prompts #1, #8
• Service Delivery Data (CSV) — Use Case 4 below; also works with Cheat Sheet Prompts #6, #10

📊 Use Case 1: Analyzing Program Outcomes

Example: Upload anonymized or synthetic sample program outcomes data.

Prompt: "Act as a program manager. Use the 'Program Name', 'Quarter', 'Total Cost', 'Successful Completions', 'Completion Rate', and 'Satisfaction Score' columns. Calculate Cost Per Successful Outcome for each program (Total Cost / Successful Completions). Create a comparison table with Program Name, Cost Per Successful Outcome, Completion Rate, and Satisfaction Score, ranked by Cost Per Successful Outcome. Then identify whether higher-cost programs have higher satisfaction, flag any outliers, project Q4 enrollment and completions from Q1-Q3 trends, and list a confidence level and three assumptions."

Try it and check it: What good looks like is one ranked comparison table, followed by clear findings. Can you verify the Cost Per Successful Outcome math for one program?

Learning point: How gen AI can identify patterns and provide actionable insights

🎁 Use Case 2: Donor Data Insights

Example: Share anonymized or synthetic donor giving data.