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Training presentations newer than your newest hire

Hand over your notes or process docs and PitchBoost builds the session in teaching order, in your company's brand. Or upload the deck you already have and keep every slide.

Already have slides? Redesign the deck you have instead.

Free for your first deck. No credit card.

The deck you get

How PitchBoost shapes a training session

Not a pitch with your topic pasted in. The slides follow the order this kind of talk actually needs.

1TitleThe session name, who it's for and how long it runs, so nobody wonders if they're in the right room.
2What we'll coverThe agenda in order, and what people should be able to do by the end of the session.
3Why this matters hereThe problem this training solves, in your team's own terms. People listen harder when they know why.
4The steps, in orderEach step or concept on its own slide, in the order people will actually do the work.
5A real scenarioOne case walked through end to end: a ticket, a form, a call. The slide people remember on their first solo shift.
6Common mistakesWhat new people get wrong in week one, and how to spot it. Cheaper to learn here than with a customer watching.
7Key takeawaysThe short version on one slide, for people to come back to after the session.
8Questions and helpTime for questions, and where to go for help once the session is over.

Why it is harder than it looks

The usual ways this goes wrong

The onboarding deck predates the people it onboards

It was made in 2019, edited by six people since, and still shows the old logo and a tool you stopped paying for. New hires notice. They're polite about it.

Subject experts aren't slide designers

The person who knows the process best builds the deck between real work. The result is a slide with 14 bullet points and a trainer who apologizes for it.

Every team's training looks different

Sales, support and operations each built their own decks in their own style. Put them in one program and it looks like three companies trained you.

What you get

What comes back

Sessions that run the way people learn a process: the agenda, each step with a real example, the short version, then questions.
One brand across every team's training, with the logo, colors and fonts taken from your company website.
The onboarding deck you already have can be uploaded as a .pptx or PDF and redesigned without losing a slide, a step or a number.
The editable PowerPoint carries short speaker notes, so a stand-in trainer has something to work from.
When the process changes, ask the AI to update that one slide and leave the rest alone.
Send pre-work as a link and you'll know whether it was opened before the session, and which slides were viewed (basic on Free, full on Pro).

Try one

Prompts that work

Specific beats short: say who it is for, how long, and anything it must include. Pick one to start with it filled in.

“Week-one onboarding for new customer support hires: our ticketing basics, tone of voice and when to escalate, from the attached handbook PDF.”Start with this prompt →“A 90-minute workshop for new team leads on giving feedback, with a practice scenario after each section and five takeaways at the end.”Start with this prompt →“How to submit expenses in our new finance system, for all staff, 20 minutes. The steps are in my attached notes; keep them exactly as written.”Start with this prompt →

FAQ

Questions people ask

Can it redesign the onboarding deck we already have?

Yes. Upload it as a .pptx or PDF, up to 50 MB and 75 slides. You get the same slides, steps and numbers, one slide per source slide, in the brand you have now rather than the one from 2019.

Can every training deck use our company brand?

Yes. PitchBoost takes your logo, colors and fonts from your company website, or you set them by hand. Build sales, support and operations training from the same brand and it finally looks like one company made it.

Will it make up details about our process?

It builds from the notes and documents you give it, and any figure it can't trace to your material or a cited source is flagged, so you can catch an invented deadline or limit before a new hire sees it. Read it through before the session: you know the process, and it only knows what you told it.

Can the trainer change things before the session?

Yes. Ask the AI to change one slide and the rest stays put, or edit any slide by hand. With a paid plan or $9 for that deck, the trainer gets an editable PowerPoint with real text boxes and short speaker notes to run the room from.

We already have a general AI tool. Why this one?

A general tool can draft training slides from a prompt, and for a one-off that may be enough. PitchBoost shapes the deck as a lesson, builds it in your brand from your website, and flags figures it can't trace to your material. If the training already exists, a redesign keeps every slide instead of starting over.

Guides

You know how it's done. The slides can finally show it.

Free for your first deck. $9 once to download a finished one, or plans from $7 a month.