Presentations — how it works
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Presentations — how it works
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presentation.basheer.app
One tab at a time, feature by feature, with the real screen in front of you — and the line you say when you're selling it.
The front door. Everything ANC has out in the market, how much of it clients are actually opening, and the one button that starts the next one.
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Home · Venue Magic · Presentations · Content library · Client activity. There is no sixth thing hiding. Whenever you feel lost in this app, it's because you're inside a deck editor, not because there's another menu.
27 Presentations built · 18 Live client links currently out in the world · 182 Total opens by clients. This is not decoration — it's the only place that tells you, in one glance, whether the decks you sent are being read.
The number that sells it: 182 opensVenue Magic — you type one venue name, it researches it and returns a full story, a finished deck, a live venue walk and your talk track for the room.
DealDeck — the client proposal deck: slides, a tracked share link, analytics.
Partner Page — a scrolling website-style page instead of slides, for a sponsor or venue leave-behind.
Media Brief — a one-pager or event recap.
Same as the DealDeck tile, reachable from anywhere. The search box filters the Recent grid by name as you type.
Each card is a board and the status is the light. LIVE = a client link is out there right now. DRAFT = only ANC can see it. Underneath: real cover art, when you last touched it, and how many times a client opened it.
One click from the home screen into who opened that deck, when, and which slides they lingered on. You never have to go hunting for the reporting — it's attached to the deck.
How you sell this screen
"Open the laptop and you're looking at every proposal ANC has in the market, which ones the client actually opened, and one button to start the next one."
Digideck opens on a file list. This opens on a scoreboard — 27 presentations, 18 links live, 182 opens. The pitch isn't "we make slides"; it's "we can tell you whether they read it."