Scenario · Orchestration iQ
A consultancy's 4,000-slide archive became its design engine instead of its graveyard.
Problem statement
A consulting practice had accumulated thousands of presentation assets over a decade — governance frameworks, delivery models, solution architectures. Files named inconsistently, no metadata, no semantic search. Finding a slide required remembering it existed and where it lived; under deadline, people rebuilt instead. The knowledge was accumulated but never leveraged.
Business objective
Every slide classified and semantically searchable — automatically.
The right slide surfaced during deck creation, not in a separate search trip.
The repository intelligence improving with every deck built.
Our solution
(In development — the moat the business case is built on.)
Results & impact
~4,000 slides with no metadata and no semantic search.
Proven frameworks locked behind inconsistent naming.
Recreating what already existed, again and again.
Every slide classified and semantically indexed.
The right slide surfaces during deck creation.
Every generated deck teaches the engine what works.
Real feedback from the first shipped iQ product — Тhe same philosophy, the same quality bar. See all reviews
“The DOCX and PDF exports are clean enough to send straight to a client, and the ready email draft in Outlook saves me a step every time. It works…”
“Half our team is on Teams, half on Zoom, everyone talks over each other — and it still pulls clean decisions and owners out of the call.”
“I stopped taking minutes - I just drop the transcript in and get decisions, owners, and deadlines in one pass. What used to take 40 minutes after…”
“I work in advertising, so business cards have always been a regular part of how my team and I meet clients, attend conferences, and build new…”