You get the claim approved. We keep every field deck on it
Update the approved claim once and every field deck follows, locked where it must not move, with a record of what teams actually use.
Demonstrated a 34% reduction in relapse rate over 52 weeks.
Update the approved claim once. Every field deck follows.
One update. Every deck that uses it follows
Fix the slide in one place. Nobody re-downloads anything, and nobody goes hunting for the old copy.
One approved source. No version roulette
Version control
Every change is logged, and any earlier version can be restored.
Version warnings
Flagged in PowerPoint, Word or Excel, and fixed in a click.
Distribute without emails
New joiners and other regions get it too, not just the thread.
Validate and update the master slide template
See which slides still sit on an old master, then apply the current one.
Keeping it clean, without an audit project
Lock any slide or element that must not change, and let the team build on top
Merge three versions of the same slide into one approved source
Bulk update a whole set at once, without opening one of them
Maintain it where the work already happens
Explore slide updatesEach kind of content is edited in the application that owns it. The library takes the change from there.
Lock what must hold. Leave the rest editable
Lock full slides, or only the parts that must not change
Placeholders fill in text, dates, images and data tables
Forms and logic decide what goes into the final presentation
Slide sets keep associated slides traveling together
Maintain what sells. Retire the rest
Explore slide analyticsPlatform statistics replace instinct with a shortlist: what to promote, improve, create or delete.
What teams actually send
Customer links containing each slide
| Slide | Views | Avg. time | Last opened |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing overview | 142 | 9 min | 1 hour ago |
| Manufacturing case | 96 | 3 min | 4 hours ago |
| Implementation plan | 54 | 2 min | yesterday |
| Company intro | 7 | 11 sec | 5 weeks ago |
Searched for, never found
Searches a quarter returning zero results
Figures from an example account
What to build, cut and promote
What is being used
The assets people reach for, ranked over any date range.
Where adoption stalls
Who is leaning on the library, and who has not picked it up yet.
What people never find
Searches that come back empty, which is your build list.
What the library is made of
How it splits across slides, documents, images and icons.
What nobody opens
Assets with no activity, so you can retire them with evidence.
What duplicates what
Near-identical slides grouped, so one version survives.
Send and track shows what left the building
How much got sent
The volume of slides and links that reached someone outside.
What got edited first
How often an approved slide is changed first, and what changed.
What came from outside
Material sent that never came from the library, flagged as it happens.
What happened after
Open rate, average viewing time, and the total time spent.
Every report in one dashboard
Usage statistics
Downloads and activity across the whole library.
Search-gap analysis
What people search for and never find.
Adoption and team comparison
How far SlideHub has reached, and how teams compare side by side.
Active-user reports
Who is using SlideHub, over any date range.
Distribution reporting
What went out and what came back, from send and track.
AI time saved
What AI-generated slides gave back, against your own rate.
Alerts on unapproved sends
Told when a file from outside the library goes out, or an approved slide is edited first.
Excel export
Any view exported, for your own reporting.
Included in every plan
Part of every subscription. No credits, nothing extra to buy.
Ownership, and who can change what
- Ownership on a single asset, a category or a whole team
- Only the content managers you choose can add or update
- Everyone else suggests a change instead of saving their own copy
Updated the Q3 figures
Any AI can make a slide.
Yours has to be on brand
Explore SlideHub AI
Slides from a general AI tool
It will look like a deck. It will not look like yours.
Slides from SlideHub
Searches your library first
Reuses an approved slide. Generates only where nothing fits.
Builds on your master template
Controlled layouts, so it comes out on brand rather than close to it.
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
See how other teams made it work
Biotechnology
How did Clinical Microbiomics successfully implement and gain adoption of their new visual identity
Investment
How NorthCoast stays compliant while allowing sales to remain flexible
Business advisory
How Cannings Purple increase the efficiency in building proposals
See it on your own approved content
Schedule a 30-minute demo. We tailor it to how your teams build and maintain field material today.