Shape the story
Connect the audience’s questions to an ordered message.
Presentation design and sales materials / Work performed with AI
For companies / Project scope agreed togetherBusiness presentations. Your story, clearly told.
Presentation design services for businesses that need a clear story and a usable file, not a collection of decorated slides. AI helps organise source material, draft the narrative, design layouts and check the finished deck. Your team approves the facts, audience, message and final version.
Work performed with AI. Facts, creative decisions and any live activation follow the agreed review and approval process.
Make the message work from slide to slide.
A business presentation should help an audience understand the offer, assess the evidence and decide on a useful next step. We work from your approved documents, notes and brand assets to produce a coherent narrative and editable presentation. Content development, design-only work and an ongoing deck service are different scopes, so the proposal explains what is researched, written, redesigned and delivered.
Design for clarity
Use typography, diagrams and visual hierarchy to explain the material.
Deliver usable files
Agree the editable format, review process and export checks.
AI-assisted work / Clear responsibilities
What AI handles.
What your team approves.
The deliverables are scoped around your business. AI prepares and checks the work; named owners review facts, decisions and any live activation.
The work of AI
- Organise approved material into a narrative, outline and editable first draft.
- Produce layouts, charts, diagrams and supported presentation files, then check their rendering.
- Track revisions, identify inconsistent figures and prepare a clear handover package.
Your approval and ownership
- The client verifies business facts, evidence, forecasts, commercial terms and permission to use supplied assets.
- Your team approves the storyline, design direction and final deck before external distribution.
- A qualified subject owner reviews specialist content where the presentation depends on domain expertise.
10 service areas / Agree the work you need
What we can
do for your business.
Choose a focused first workflow or a connected implementation. Quantities, access, integrations, responsibilities and acceptance checks belong in the proposal.
01
Audience, purpose and presentation brief
Decide what the deck should help its reader do.
- Define the meeting or reading context, audience knowledge and desired next action.
- Inventory source materials and flag missing facts, evidence or approvals.
What you receive
A deck brief and a source-material checklist.
Scope & requirements
The client supplies business facts; independent market research is included only when separately scoped.
02
Storyline and slide structure
Give each slide a specific job.
- Prepare an outline that connects the problem, offer, evidence and next step.
- Draft the main message and intended supporting material for each agreed slide.
What you receive
A reviewable storyboard and slide-by-slide content plan.
Scope & requirements
Slide count, presentation duration and depth of content development are agreed before design.
03
AI-assisted business copy
Make the message precise and easy to follow.
- Turn approved notes into concise headings, explanations and speaker-note drafts.
- Check terminology, factual references, offer conditions and consistency across the deck.
What you receive
Editable slide copy and an unresolved-facts register where needed.
Scope & requirements
Customer numbers, forecasts, testimonials and market claims are never invented to complete a slide.
04
Sales decks and company profiles
Explain the value and the way a client can work with you.
- Build the agreed service, company or capability narrative around real customer questions.
- Create reusable sections for scope, process, deliverables, evidence and next steps.
What you receive
A company or sales presentation tailored to the named audience.
Scope & requirements
A sales deck supports a conversation; it does not guarantee investment, contract awards or sales.
05
Product and solution presentations
Translate product detail into a useful explanation.
- Organise features, use cases, implementation steps and comparison criteria.
- Use approved screenshots, diagrams and source material to show how the product works.
What you receive
A product story and an agreed set of explanatory slides.
Scope & requirements
Undeployed features and illustrative screens are labelled; a mockup is not evidence of a working product.
06
Slide design and visual hierarchy
Make the story readable on the intended screen.
- Create layouts, typography, spacing and colour use consistent with the brand.
- Prepare a coherent visual system for titles, body text, callouts and section breaks.
What you receive
A designed presentation with reusable layout patterns.
Scope & requirements
The proposal identifies the aspect ratio, source format and brand constraints; it does not assume a new identity project.
07
Charts, diagrams and information design
Explain relationships without obscuring the evidence.
- Build editable charts from approved data and diagrams for supported processes.
- Check units, sources, labels and the distinction between measured and illustrative information.
What you receive
Source-linked charts and a scoped set of explanatory graphics.
Scope & requirements
Data cleaning, financial modelling and specialist analysis are separate work unless specified.
08
Reusable master slides and team templates
Make future edits more consistent.
- Prepare the agreed master layouts, example slides and reusable graphic elements.
- Document how to update text, images and charts without breaking the hierarchy.
What you receive
An editable template and practical usage guidance.
Scope & requirements
Native PowerPoint, Google Slides and other formats have different capabilities; supported delivery is confirmed first.
09
Deck refresh and audience adaptation
Reuse good material without losing context.
- Restructure a supplied deck for a named audience, meeting or reading format.
- Adapt the approved content and layout for an additional scoped language or version.
What you receive
A revised deck with clear version naming and a change summary.
Scope & requirements
Translation and new research are separately counted; native language review may be needed for a public release.
10
Layout, export and handover checks
Deliver a file the team can actually use.
- Inspect line breaks, overflow, image quality, links, notes and the agreed export format.
- Check representative slides in the target viewing environment and explain editing constraints.
What you receive
The agreed editable source, export and handover checklist.
Scope & requirements
We do not promise identical rendering across every viewer; the acceptance environment is named in scope.
Make the workflow concrete.
These scenarios explain a possible scope. They are illustrations, not client cases, deployed features or performance results.
Illustrative scenario
A service-company sales deck
A concise company story explains the audience, service scope, delivery process and proposed next step.
Ownership & review
The business confirms its capabilities and the evidence used to support claims.
Illustrative scenario
A product presentation
The deck connects customer needs to approved product features and an understandable implementation flow.
Ownership & review
Product owners distinguish live features from roadmap or illustrative material.
Illustrative scenario
A reusable team template
Master layouts and example slides help a team create consistent updates without starting from an empty file.
Ownership & review
The team agrees the primary editing environment and tests a representative edit before handover.
A defined scope / A quote in USD
Start with the
right level of work.
A general service page is not a fixed-price package. We agree the deliverables, dependencies, review allowance and recurring costs before a commitment.
Restructure and redesign
- Review the supplied source and audience
- Refine the agreed slide narrative
- Redesign and check the selected deck
Create a business deck
- Develop the approved storyline and copy
- Design the named slide batch
- Deliver source, export and handover guidance
Presentation support
- Update agreed decks and slide batches
- Maintain reusable templates and assets
- Track versions and scheduled review rounds
Presentation scope depends on slide count, source quality, writing and research needs, diagram complexity, formats, languages and revision rounds. The deliverable is defined as editable source, agreed exports or both. The proposal separates the ACCEL service fee in USD from platform subscriptions, usage, media spend and other third-party costs. Deliverable quantities, revision rounds, responsibilities and operating windows are agreed before work begins.
From a useful brief
to reviewed work.
AI helps with research, production and testing. The scope defines your approvals, permitted access and the criteria used to review delivery.
- 01
Define the audience
Agree the purpose, source materials, slide count and delivery format.
- 02
Build the story
Use AI to prepare the outline, copy and visual direction for review.
- 03
Design and revise
Create the agreed deck and incorporate the contracted feedback rounds.
- 04
Check and hand over
Inspect the target rendering, prepare exports and deliver usable source files.
Review the story.
Use the finished file.
Acceptance follows the agreed audience, source facts, slide scope, editing format and viewing environment.
What the handover or report should show
Approved storyline and slide count · factual-source questions resolved or flagged · editable-format checks · layout and export review · agreed revisions · source-file inventory and handover. A visually polished deck does not establish that a commercial claim is true.
A practical starting point
What we need
from your company.
Start with your business task and the information you are entitled to share. Access is requested only when the agreed implementation needs it.
- 01
Your audience, purpose, meeting context and preferred next action.
- 02
Approved company or product facts, existing decks, source data and references.
- 03
Your brand assets, style requirements and the editing platform used by the team.
- 04
A content approver, delivery date, language and the agreed review process.
Before you start
Useful questions.
Clear answers.
A service is scoped around a company process, supported tools and a reviewable result.
Can you write the content as well as design the slides?
Yes, when content development is included. We turn approved source material into an outline and slide copy, while identifying missing evidence. Design-only work uses client-approved copy and has a different scope and price.
What does AI do in presentation production?
AI assists with organising material, narrative drafts, copy, layouts, diagrams, file generation and rendering checks. The business remains responsible for confirming its facts and approving the final message.
Which editable formats can you deliver?
We agree a supported primary format such as PowerPoint or Google Slides before production. The quote identifies the source file, exports and editing expectations. Delivering multiple native formats may require additional adaptation and checks.
Can you create a pitch deck or commercial proposal?
A scoped deck can explain a company, product, offer or investment story using approved facts. Financial projections, legal terms and specialist claims need their relevant owner’s review; we do not invent evidence or promise fundraising outcomes.
Can you redesign our existing presentation?
Yes. We can review the narrative, simplify dense slides and build a consistent visual system. The proposal distinguishes changes to design from rewriting, new research, translation or additional slides.
Will we be able to edit the deck afterwards?
Editable delivery is available in the agreed format. We identify elements that remain editable, any embedded assets and viewer-specific limitations. A reusable template and editing guide can be included.
How many revisions and slides are included?
The quote specifies slide count, complexity and feedback rounds. New sections, a changed audience or a different creative direction after approval are assessed as changes to scope, rather than an undefined unlimited revision commitment.
How are price and delivery time determined?
We quote in USD after reviewing the source, writing needs, slide count, visual complexity and required formats. Timing also depends on how quickly factual questions and review feedback can be resolved.
Presentations & sales materials / Start with a clear brief
Tell us what
should work better.
Describe the workflow and the people it should help. We use that context to define a useful first scope and a USD quote.
Your brief is sent to ACCEL for review. Scope, price and the authorised start are agreed separately; no payment or subscription is created.