Research in, a shifted deck out
The pipeline that turns your seed deck and a prospect into a personalized one: research, slide-by-slide rewriting, new bridging slides with sources attached, confidence flags on anything generated, and a side-by-side review before you download.
Five steps, one review before it ships
Prospect research
Point it at a company URL, paste a free-text description, or hand it a discovery-call transcript. DeckShift researches that specific prospect rather than a persona or an industry average.
Slide-by-slide personalization
Company name, examples, and proof points in your existing slides get rewritten for this buyer, while the seed deck's own theme, fonts, and layout stay exactly as your team built them.
New bridging slides, cited
Where your deck needs a slide connecting your offering to this prospect's specific industry, DeckShift writes one, backed by citable third-party data rather than an asserted claim.
Confidence flags on everything generated
Every added or changed claim is scored, and anything the engine can't verify against a source gets flagged for you to check before it ever reaches a prospect.
Side-by-side review before you download
See exactly what changed against the original seed deck, slide by slide, so nothing ships that you haven't looked at.
Presentable output, not a draft
What comes out the other end is a PPTX file with speaker notes, ready to open and present, not a document that still needs formatting work before a meeting.
Frequently asked questions
What can I feed it about a prospect?
A company URL, a written description, or a discovery-call transcript. DeckShift researches from whichever you give it.
Does it keep my deck's brand?
Yes. The seed deck's fonts, colors, and layout are read and preserved, so the personalized deck reads as a better version of the deck your team already ships.
What happens to claims it can't verify?
They're flagged, not silently presented as fact. The side-by-side review shows you exactly what changed, so the flagged items are what you check before the meeting rather than something a buyer catches for you.