Daryo Dec 5, 2016:

with so little context you are unlikely to get any useful suggestion, i.e. based on a real understanding of the ST.

It seems that "prompt" is used as a name, which would suggest a meaning along the lines of:

"prompt
prɒm(p)t
....
noun
noun: prompt; plural noun: prompts
1.
an act of encouraging a hesitating speaker.
"with barely a prompt, Barbara talked on"
a word or phrase spoken as a reminder to an actor of a forgotten word or line.
synonyms: reminder, cue, feed
"he stopped, and Julia supplied a prompt"
another term for prompter.
COMPUTING
a word or symbol on a screen to show that the system is waiting for input.
2.
the time limit for the payment of an account, stated on a prompt note.
..."
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=prompt as a noun

but how that would combine with "business" is anyone's guess without more context!

What would be also VERY useful is to know what kind of text it is (some kind of instructions? for what? How to write a contract?), who is the author and what is the intended audience.

AllegroTrans Dec 5, 2016:

Context I agree with BDF. More context would help us.

B D Finch Dec 1, 2016:

Context? It would be useful if you could provide more context. It isn't a legal term and looks to me as though it is used to indicate text inserted, in a draft document, to assist business people, as opposed to legal specialists.