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For sales and marketing teams deciding how to send their next deck.
A slide deck says exactly what you decided to say, but nobody can ask it anything. A chat widget answers questions, but you cannot send it. Pages is a deck you send as a link that also answers back.
The same comparison our own Pages deck makes, row by row.
| Criterion | Slide deck or PDF | Chat widget | Fig1 Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Answers the question asked | No | Yes | Yes, from your own knowledge |
| Says what you decided to say | Yes | Sometimes | Yes, on slides your team wrote |
| Wears your brand | Yes | Mostly a color | Yes, in your layout |
| Can be sent | As an attachment | No | As a link |
| Reads on a phone | Often poorly | Yes | Yes |
| Stays current after sending | Only if you resend it | Yes | Yes, update it any time |
| Shows what people asked | No | Depends on the tool | Yes, including unanswered questions |
Internal working decks, presentations you deliver live and never send, and files a customer requires in a set format.
When the main job is making good-looking slides quickly, and the deck will be read, not questioned.
Decks, proposals and leave-behinds you send to prospects and customers, where questions come after the meeting and every answer should come from your own content.
With Pages, FigBot™ is built in to write and design your slides, and PowerPoint comes in and goes out, so you can start from the decks you already have. Learn more about Pages.
Pages is invite-only for now. Ask us for access and we will set up your team.