Update Excel. The decks follow.
Link the charts and tables on your slides to a worksheet in a company Excel file. Change the figures in Excel and every linked chart and table is current, in every deck.
Change the number once. Change it everywhere
Sales decks quote the same figures again and again. Maintain each one in a single place, and every deck that uses it stays current.
1. Maintain the data
One Excel file hosted in SlideHub, or a managed data field.
2. Link it to content
Charts, tables and single values connect to that source.
3. Publish the change
One change reaches every slide and document using it.
of slides updated from a single click in Excel. No deck gets reopened, and no figure gets retyped.
One source for every figure your decks quote
An admin maintains the value in SlideHub. Every slide and Word document that quotes it is right the moment it changes, including the ones nobody has opened in months.
Managed data fields
A value maintained once, inserted wherever it is needed.
One owner
An admin maintains it. Everyone else just uses it.
Beyond slides
Word documents quoting the figure update on the same change.
Nothing goes out stale
A deck nobody has opened since March still quotes today’s figure.
Graphs and tables that read from the workbook
Point a chart or a table at a worksheet in a company file. Publish in Excel and every slide linked to it is current, without anyone opening PowerPoint.
Elements detected
SlideHub finds every chart and table on the slide, ready to link.
Workbooks in SlideHub
Link to the Excel files the library already hosts and governs.
Existing or new sheet
Map to a worksheet that exists, or add one as you link.
Governed like any asset
The workbook has an owner, a version and a history.
No workbook yet? Start one from the slide
SlideHub builds the file
It reads the chart or table and generates a real .xlsx from it.
Then it behaves like the rest
Owned, versioned and updated on the same cycle as every asset.
Keep every figure current, everywhere it appears
Book a demo and see managed data fields and the Excel link running on your own reporting cycle.