Consulting slides
AI for consulting slides: storyline first, then every slide
Paste your interview notes and key figures, or upload the workshop write-up, data pack or last deck as PDF, Word or PowerPoint files. Arcdeck drafts the storyline the way a case team would on a whiteboard, as action titles that answer the client's question, then writes and designs every slide with charts and key numbers.
No card needed. 17 slide layouts, 22 templates, 12 languages.
The storyline Arcdeck drafts
Pyramid (SCQA)
- 1Situation
- 2Complication
- 3Question
- 4Answer (recommendation)
- 5Supporting evidence
- 6Next steps
You edit these headlines before a single slide is designed.
Try it with an example
Pick one and Arcdeck starts drafting it, or write your own.
- “Diagnostic for a regional bank's mortgage business: approval times up 40% in a year. Interview notes from 18 branch and credit staff attached; find the root causes and size the fix.”Draft this
- “Strategy readout for a consumer goods client deciding whether to enter the Gulf market: market size, competitor shares, three entry options and a recommendation.”Draft this
- “Cost-reduction findings for a hospital group: procurement spend by category, savings of 8 to 12%, and a three-wave implementation plan for the steering committee.”Draft this
What you get
The ghost deck before any slide
The storyline comes first as a sequence of action titles you can read top to bottom, reorder and challenge as a team before anything is written or designed.
An executive summary that stands alone
The deck opens with the answer and the reasons for it, so a partner or client who reads only the summary still gets the recommendation.
Sections built around the issues
Each section takes one part of the client's question, with the finding in the headline and the evidence beneath it: situation, complication, answer, then support.
Charts, key numbers and editable PowerPoint
Figures from your notes or data become charts, tables, key-number slides and dense consulting-style layouts. Premium exports an editable .pptx the team can finish in PowerPoint.
How it works
Step 1
Describe it or upload it
A sentence is enough. Or add PDF, Word or PowerPoint files, a link, or pasted notes.
Step 2
Shape the storyline
Arcdeck drafts the argument as headlines. Reorder, reword or cut them, then pick a template.
Step 3
Get the slides
Every slide is written and designed, with charts and speaker notes. Present, share a link, or export.
Templates that suit it
All 22 templatesQuestions
Yes. Paste interview notes, survey results or tables, or upload up to three PDF, Word or PowerPoint files of 15 MB each. Spreadsheets aren't read directly, so paste the figures you want charted.
Your first deck takes about a minute.
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