1. Gather the approved inputs
Mona reads the supplied source deck, brand assets and account brief. You choose the audience, meeting goal and sections that may change. Customer claims, numbers and logos must come from your approved materials.
Give Mona your approved sales deck, brand files and account brief. Get a tailored prospect version with editable slides and a PDF for review.
Starts: A deal needs a presentation, or you request a version for a specific prospect.
Mona reads the supplied source deck, brand assets and account brief. You choose the audience, meeting goal and sections that may change. Customer claims, numbers and logos must come from your approved materials.
Mona reorganizes the relevant slides around the prospect’s stated workflow, with source-backed proof points and clearly labeled hypothetical examples where needed. Supplied brand and image assets guide the visual treatment.
The handoff can include an editable PPTX and a PDF with the changed slides identified. You check facts, brand treatment and presentation before sharing. Editing inside Figma or Canva depends on a connected capability that supports the actual requested action.
This is for adapting an existing approved deck. Use the notes-to-deck workflow when you need to develop the presentation from rough material.
Hypothetical finished result
Logistics prospect deck handoff
Hypothetical: a discovery brief describes a manual exception-review process.
Connect the accounts and actions for your workflow. Start in Artie or add your Artisan to Slack; access stays within your account permissions.
Explore appsOnly when an available connected capability supports that specific editing action. Supply the source file and assets and agree the deliverable format first.
Only when you supply or authorize real sources for it. Hypothetical examples are labeled; customer quotes and results are not invented.
Check factual claims, the prospect’s name and context, brand assets, editable-slide layout and PDF rendering. Your team decides when to share it.