From insight to deck
The slowest part of a study is often the part after the thinking is done. You have the finding. Now it has to become a slide that matches the client's template, with their fonts, their colours and their layout. That reformatting can eat an afternoon.
Our researcher agent does that step for you. Point it at an insight, or at a section of the report, and ask it for a slide. It builds the slide in PowerPoint, in the template your client uses, so it comes out on brand and ready to drop into the readout.
One insight, one slide
Say a study found that most first-time buyers drop off within the first month, and that price is not the main reason. In the chat, you type: "Make me a slide from this finding." A few seconds later you get a PowerPoint slide with the headline, the supporting points and the numbers, laid out in the client's master.
If you want more than one, ask for more. "Turn the whole report into a deck" builds the full readout the same way. And if you are not sure which findings deserve a slide, ask it to advise first: "Which findings would make the strongest slides for an executive readout?"
Why the template matters
The deck comes out in the client's own template, the one they import. There is no restyling pass, no fixing fonts at midnight before the presentation. The content is yours, the look is theirs, from the first export.
What you can export
Slides come out as PowerPoint, which you open and edit like any other deck. The report, a single finding or a transcript can also come out as Word, and the answer tables as Excel.
The insight you already found becomes the slide the client sees, without the hour in between.
Frequently asked questions
How do you turn a research finding into a slide?
Point the researcher agent at an insight or a section of the report and ask for a slide. It builds a PowerPoint slide with the headline, the supporting points and the numbers, laid out in the client's template, in a few seconds.
Can it build a full deck, not just one slide?
Yes. Ask it to turn the whole report into a deck and it builds the full readout the same way. If you are unsure which findings deserve a slide, ask it to advise first, then generate.
Does the deck use my own template?
Yes. The deck comes out in the client's own template, the one they import, so it is on brand from the first export. There is no restyling pass and no copy-paste into the master.
What formats can you export?
Slides export as PowerPoint. A report, a single finding or a transcript can export as Word, and the answer tables as Excel. Exports are fixed to these formats.