Decks
Eighty pages,built overnight.
Pitch books, CIMs, management presentations and lender decks. Planned, written and laid out to your house style, then handed to an editor your analysts already know how to drive.
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From a brief to a finished draft
Describe the mandate and point Pitchcrow at your files. It reads them, proposes a page-by-page outline for you to approve, then builds. Your house style comes from the decks you have already sent out.
Project Granite Sell-Side Pitch
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The editor
An editor that speaks banker
A freeform canvas with the PowerPoint features banking actually runs on, and the shortcuts your analysts already know. Hold Alt and the KeyTips come up where they expect them.
Market overview
Granite Peak serves a $46 billion US market growing 5.2% annually.
Format options
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Transform
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Fill & colors
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Charts
Bar, line, waterfall, football field
Tables
Banker formatting, merged headers
Shapes
Arrows, brackets, callouts
Icons
Searchable, recoloured to house style
Images
Crops, masks, logos
Text
Full type control, per character
Quick access toolbar
Customisable per person
KeyTips
Mapped one to one with PowerPoint
Format panel
Size, transform, padding, fill, shadow
Live data
Charts that stay tied to the model
Ask for a chart and Pitchcrow writes the data sheet first, then draws the chart from it. The two stay joined. Edit the figures and the deck marks the chart as stale, shows the diff, and updates on your say-so.
Project Alpine — CIM — chart data
WritingThis sheet is the data for the chart “Revenue & margin” in the deck “Project Alpine - CIM”.
| Category | Revenue | Adj. EBITDA margin | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | FY2023A | 95.8 | 12.0 |
| 3 | FY2024A | 106.5 | 12.8 |
| 4 | FY2025A | 118.0 | 13.7 |
| 5 | FY2026B | 131.5 | 13.8 |
| 6 | FY2027E | 142.7 | 14.0 |
| 7 | FY2028E | 153.9 | 14.2 |
| 8 | FY2029E | 165.4 | 14.3 |
| 9 | FY2030E | 177.1 | 14.4 |
Deck · slide 14 · Combo
Revenue & marginConcurrency
Many hands on one deck
Run several agents on one deck while the team edits beside them. An analyst retitles a slide, an associate marks up another, and two agents build the appendix. Everyone sees each other's cursors, and whoever holds a slide holds a lock on it, so no one writes over anyone else's work.
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Isolation
Your agent works behind your walls
Every firm gets a sealed environment of its own. Your agent runs inside it, on a private network, with your files and nothing else. It cannot reach another firm's work, and no other firm's agent can reach yours.
Your firm
Agent A
own environment
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Review
Review on the page, not in email
Thread comments straight onto the element they are about, and the whole deal team watches them land. The same thread travels to a phone, where anyone can speak a comment onto the page between meetings. Any note can be handed back to Pitchcrow to action.
Comment
R. Whitfield just now
Aerospace looks like the FY2024 figure. Meridian revised it to $19.8B.
A. Osei just now
Agreed, and the segments should sum to $46B exactly.
J. Cheng just now
Footnote the revision so the buyer can tie it out.
Versioning
Publish a version, keep working
Freeze the deck as it stands and share that, not the live document. Each published version carries its own link, shows whether it is still up to date, and opens read-only for whoever you send it to, while the desk keeps editing behind it.
Project Alpine - CIM
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MD Review
Updated just now · Faraaz
Viewers see the frozen state you published. Their comments land on the live document.
DoneProject Alpine - CIM — MD Review
Published August 18 at 6:39 PM
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History
Every change on the record
Every edit lands in one timeline, the agent's and the team's alike, with a checkpoint before each run. Click any entry to see the document exactly as it was then, and restore it if the last hour went the wrong way.
Project Alpine - CIM
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One space
Models and decks work hand in hand
Decks and sheets live in the same space, built from the same files. The chart on page 14 is backed by a range in the model, so when the DCF moves, the page moves with it. The agent building the deck reads the model rather than being told what it says.
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