Your thinking wins the pitch. We make sure the deck keeps up

Find your firm's best work before someone rebuilds it. Cases, credentials and CV decks, one search away inside PowerPoint, always the version the firm approved.

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Find the slide, not the file it is buried in

Search reaches the slide level, so nobody opens six decks looking for one chart.

  • Find specific slides instead of full files
  • Instant search with dynamic filters
  • Browse content by category and tags
  • Manual or AI classification for better results
  • AI search answers questions and cites the content

People look for content in three different ways

They know what they want, so search goes straight to the slide

They know roughly where to look, so they browse by category and tag

They only know the question, so AI answers and shows the slide

The first thing they see is the content they use most

A search engine, right where they work

Powerful search

Name, label, tag, category and slide content at once.

AI-powered search

Describe it in plain language.

Advanced filters

Category, tag, aspect ratio or usage.

AND, OR, NOT

Combine or exclude keywords in one query.

Saved filters

Store a setup and reuse it by name.

Across Microsoft 365

PowerPoint, Word, Excel, Outlook.

Runs on PC and Mac

Same speed on either machine.

Every team library

Permissions respected throughout.

Images, icons and logos, in the same search

Approved brand assets sit beside the slides, so nobody digs through a shared drive or asks design for the right logo file.

Or search it from Claude and ChatGPT

Connected over MCP, an assistant pulls the approved slide into the conversation instead of inventing one.

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.

1,000s

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.

Hear it from a customer

“When creating a presentation, time should be spent on storytelling and nothing else. Sitting and redoing the same thing over and over adds no actual value.”

Build the deck by answering a few questions

Purpose-built builders for the work that repeats: a few answers instead of an afternoon, and every part of it already approved.

1. Answer the questions

Set up per deck type, so the form asks only what that deck needs.

2. Fill in what changes

Client name, data, dates, images, logo. Each one given once.

3. Get a finished file

A deck or a Word document, built from current approved content.

Customize a deck in a few clicks

  • Fill a value once. Every slide using it follows
  • Logos and images picked from approved sets
  • No slide-by-slide editing, so no half-updated deck goes out

Data tables for the slides you rebuild most

Deals, people, products and cases, held as rows rather than retyped onto a slide every time.

Tombstones

Pick the deals this client should see.

CV slides

The people you pick bring their bios with them.

Team slides

The case team for this pitch, not the last one.

Feature overviews

The products this pitch covers, in one table.

Automate Word documents, not just decks

Set the document up once with the approved sections and wording. After that, a short form assembles it.

  • Proposals, contracts, engagement letters, reports
  • The answers decide which sections go in
  • Placeholders fill the client details, as on a slide

Everything that automates the build

Presentation builder

Proposals assembled from approved slide groups.

Placeholders

Client names, figures and dates, deck-wide.

Conditional content

The guided form decides what appears.

Tombstones and CV decks

Variable-content decks at scale, from a list.

Managed placeholders

Admins define it once, for everyone who builds.

Dynamic actions

The repetitive steps compressed into one click.

Word and Outlook automation

The same build, beyond PowerPoint.

Public API

Build decks and documents from your own systems.

Build on the brand foundation you already have

Nobody starts from a blank slide. The approved layouts, assets and logos are already in PowerPoint.

Explore on-brand building

Approved inspiration slides to start from

Approved icons and images in one panel

Brand logos and license-free images

Any AI can make a slide.
Yours has to be on brand

Explore SlideHub AI

Explore SlideHub AI

Slides from a general AI tool

It will look like a deck. It will not look like yours.

Slides from SlideHub

1

Searches your library first

Reuses an approved slide. Generates only where nothing fits.

2

Builds on your master template

Controlled layouts, so it comes out on brand rather than close to it.

3

Lands back in the library

With an owner, a version and a place.

Generate on-brand slides or a whole deck from approved content

What it does before it builds

Several versions at once, when the team wants options

Reuses approved slides before it makes anything new

Your master template, not an imitation of it

Your library, your rules, your switch

Approved content only

Point it at company and team slides, and nothing else

Never trained on your data

Nothing you put in is used to train a model

See what people made

Every prompt, and how much it found in the library

Off until you enable it

Then scoped, person by person

Open your library from Claude and ChatGPT

Connected over MCP, the assistant answers out of your library and builds from it.

  • Ask a question, get the answer from your own content
  • Build a slide or a whole deck without leaving the chat
  • The same permissions as everywhere else

Or drive it from your own systems

Your CRM or intranet asks for a deck, and the same rules apply as if somebody had asked in PowerPoint.

  • Authenticated per user, so permissions still apply
  • Generation runs as a batch you poll, then download
  • The same tools over REST and over MCP
SlideHub API your systems
POST Generate slides from text
POST Assemble a presentation
GET Search the library
Same library, same permissions

See how other firms made it work

See it run on your firm's own material

Schedule a 30-minute demo. We tailor it to how your consultants build pitches and proposals today.