Deck Builder - AI presentations on your template

TEMPLATE-LOCKED

Your master template. No exceptions, no drift.

Every deck comes out on the template your designers approved - fonts, colours, layouts, all of it. Staff assemble or AI drafts; neither can break the brand.

Native, editable PowerPoint - not an export
Slide layouts mapped from your real deck template
Project tables built from an uploaded spreadsheet
Photography placed from the library, rights checked

ARABIC, NATIVELY · العربية

Mirrored right-to-left, not translated after.

Brief the AI in either language. Arabic editions are built right-to-left from the first slide - the way an Arabic-first audience expects - and any finished deck converts to the other language with one click.

GROUNDED, NEVER INVENTED

Figures from your library, not the internet.

The AI quotes your own datasheets, case studies and reports from the Literature Library. When a brief asks for data the library doesn't hold, it says exactly what's missing instead of making it up. No hallucinated numbers, ever.

ONE MORNING, ONE DECK

The life of a deck.

This is what your sales team's Tuesday looks like - plus one stop marked for the road ahead.

09:12the brief

One sentence in - either language.

"A 30-minute presentation for NBB about our envelope systems and tower experience." The AI plans the sections, picks proven reference projects, writes the copy in your voice, and embeds photographs from your own library.

09:14the facts

Figures from your library, not the internet.

The AI quotes your own published documents - datasheets, case studies, sustainability reports. And when a brief asks for data the library doesn't hold, it tells you exactly what's missing instead of inventing it. No hallucinated numbers, ever.

09:16the deck

23 slides, on your template.

A native, editable PowerPoint - or a mirrored right-to-left Arabic edition. Not a translation bolt-on: every slide reads the way an Arabic-first audience expects. And any finished deck converts to the other language with one click, fully translated.

09:20the send

Shared as a link, not an attachment.

A private, branded web edition - passcode-protected, expiring when you say so. The client can print it as an A4 leave-behind, and the paper carries a QR code straight back to the tracked online edition.

09:41the signal

"Your deck was just opened."

The salesperson's inbox pings the moment it is first opened - the best possible time to pick up the phone. As the client reads, per-section reading time builds up in the Deck Builder.

SOONthe reply · roadmap

The client comments on the slide they mean.

"This is the closest project to ours - send the full case study." Comments land inside the deck, notify your team instantly, and the conversation never leaves your platform.

NEXT WEEKthe memory

The library learned something.

That deck's projects join the library's proven references, ready to carry the next brief. Every deck makes the next one better.

Bilingual

Brief the AI in English or Arabic - it drafts your deck either way.

Template-locked

Every deck comes out on your master template. No exceptions, no drift.

Real photos, embedded

Drafts arrive with photographs from your own library already placed.

Usage analytics

What gets downloaded and used, by asset and by staff - the quarterly report writes itself.

On the roadmap · where the deck builder goes next

One-click translation

Convert a finished deck to the other language, layout intact.

Reading analytics

Per-section time, per visitor, on every shared deck.

Audience memory

Never show a client the same deck twice by accident.

Comments

Client feedback lands on the section it belongs to.

Passcodes + expiry

Sensitive proposals lock down and expire on your schedule.

Approvals

Manager sign-off for brand-sensitive decks, built in.

Weekly digest

What your library did this week, in your inbox on Monday.

Proven-first ranking

References that carried real decks rank first, for people and for the AI.

Any employee,
perfect output,
five minutes.

Your master template. No exceptions, no drift.

Mirrored right-to-left, not translated after.

Figures from your library, not the internet.