TeamSlide

TeamSlide is a PowerPoint-native slide library and presentation management solution that helps teams create presentations faster and stay on-brand. It gives teams instant, in-app access to approved slides, images, and videos, with optional AI-powered slide generation built on your own brand templates. TeamSlide is used by consulting, sales, marketing, and finance teams to keep messaging consistent, cut turnaround time, and reduce the risk of outdated or off-brand content reaching clients.

Yes. TeamSlide connects directly with SharePoint, OneDrive, Box, Google Drive, and Dropbox, so your existing content stays exactly where it lives today - no migration required. You can choose specific sites and folders to sync, and pull in existing metadata and tags to make content searchable inside TeamSlide. Your CMS remains the single source of truth; TeamSlide adds a fast, slide-level search and access layer on top of it rather than replacing it.

Yes. TeamSlide supports permissions at the library level, so you can control access by individual user or by group. This lets different teams or departments see only the libraries relevant to them, and you can update or adjust access at any time as your organization and content evolve. TeamSlide also supports SSO for enterprise identity and access management.

TeamSlide's version control automatically flags outdated slides the moment the source file is updated in your connected repository, so your team is never working from a stale version. Updating to the latest approved slide takes a single click. This removes the manual back-and-forth of checking file dates or asking colleagues which version is current, and reduces the risk of off-brand or outdated content reaching a client or prospect.

Both. TeamSlide can run fully in the cloud for the fastest setup, or be deployed on-premise (available at an added cost) for organizations that need full control over their environment. Either way, the same security standards apply: data is encrypted at rest and in transit using Microsoft Azure, and TeamSlide undergoes regular third-party penetration testing to identify and patch vulnerabilities before they become a risk.