Manual slide production is the biggest bottleneck in recurring and client-specific reporting. OfficeReports streamlines the entire process with:
One-click updates across hundreds of slides
Live data links between Excel and PowerPoint
Automated creation of multiple report versions (e.g., per market, segment, wave)
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“We produce over 100 syndicated studies per year, each with dozens of client-specific scorecards. With OfficeReports, we cut production time by 70% while improving accuracy.”
- Head of Client Deliverables at a major insights provider
Before: 15+ days to deliver updated reports
After: Same-day turnaround in some cases
They now build a single PowerPoint template for each deliverable and let Intelligo populate every chart, table, and summary — automatically, and at scale.
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Yes. Presento lets you automate slide creation using pre-tabulated data in Excel. Just link your data ranges to PowerPoint charts and tables, and update them all with one click.
Use Intelligo. It includes all Presento features but adds a full crosstab and statistics engine. You can analyze, filter, and visualize data — then instantly push results to PowerPoint.
Yes. Both tools support dynamic linking. Change the data in Excel (or within Intelligo’s Workbook Pane in PowerPoint), and your entire presentation updates automatically — including charts, tables, and text elements.
Absolutely. Both Presento and Intelligo support batch filtering. You can generate a version of the same presentation per region, brand, or audience — all from a single template.
Yes. With the Text-to-Image feature, OfficeReports can turn text responses (e.g., brand names) into images — ideal for inserting client or brand logos into your reports.
Not at all. Both products are built for researchers and analysts, with a visual interface inside Excel and PowerPoint. No coding required.