Consulting report to deck, in about a minute

What happens to each part of the report

• Executive summary → an opening slide that states the answer, with the three or four numbers that carry it.
• Context and method → a short section with the scope and how the work was done, not a wall of text.
• Findings → one slide per finding, titled as the finding, with the figure or table that supports it.
• Options and comparisons → two-column and card layouts for vendors, scenarios or trade-offs.
• Recommendations and roadmap → a recommendations slide and a timeline built from the phases in the text.
• Appendix and sources → a references slide when the report cites sources.

What it will not do

It will not pad. If a section of the report is thin, the slide is thin. It will not invent a benchmark, a percentage or a source to make a slide look complete, and it says under the deck when it could only read part of a very long document. It will not keep the file: the report is processed in memory and never stored. And it will not replace your judgement — the deck is a strong first draft that you finish.

From PDF, text or a link

Most reports arrive as PDF, which Presmo reads with layout awareness: headings, multi-column pages, numeric tables and captions survive the trip. Scanned pages are read with OCR as a fallback. You can also paste the text of a report, or give the link to a published one. Decks can be generated in 16+ languages regardless of the report's language.