THIS IS DIGI
Meet DIGI: AI With a Seatbelt
It knows your slides, your pricing and your standards, because you taught it. Every deck it touches is right by default, not right after somebody fixes it.
What DIGI is
Nothing DIGI does is a guess.
Most AI presentation tools start from a blank page and a public model. They produce something that looks finished and sounds like nobody, and the reason it disappoints is always the same. People expect the model to know things it was never told.
DIGI is told. Your approved slides, your rate card, your inventory, your package rules, your brand voice and your quality bar all live in the platform, and DIGI works from them.
- Ask what a presentation should include or what you missed to bring it to the next level.
- Ask it to rewrite one paragraph on one slide and it comes back in your voice, at the length the slide can actually hold.
DIGI is not generating something that resembles your business. It is using it.
What DIGI does
The DIGI AI Loop
There is no separate AI product to buy, learn or roll out. DIGI is in the platform, from building a deck to editing it, reviewing it, sending it and reading the results, and nearly everything it does starts with one sentence. Click a step to watch it run.
And more
One screenshot, one sentence, a populated slide with tailored details.
A sales manager opens the lead record she was opening anyway and screenshots it. She drops it into the chat inside the deck with one instruction: fill the Hotel Accommodations table from this screenshot.
The governance gap
AI adoption is outrunning AI governance.
In a survey of 380 sales, enablement and marketing leaders, AI had already become the default starting point for sales content. The controls had not caught up.
say AI already plays a core or important role in building sales presentations
report sellers going off brand with public AI tools
say AI adoption is outpacing governance capabilities
The question is no longer whether your team uses AI to build presentations. It is whether the AI they use knows anything about your business.
Source: DIGIDECK survey of 380 sales, enablement and marketing leaders, 2026.
The difference
Public AI knows decks.
DIGI knows your business.
Ask any AI tool what it thinks of your deck and it will tell you what decks are supposed to look like. That answer is useful. It is also the answer everyone else gets. Ask DIGI the same question once your standards are loaded and it tells you what is missing against your bar. The pricing slide is out of date. The case study is from the wrong vertical. The Partnership Goals slide you already have in the library never made it in. Then it asks if you want that slide added, and adds it. DIGI knows your business because it knows your Master Deck Library, and because it knows your business it can take action inside the deck instead of describing what a better one would look like.
“Strong decks open with a clear agenda, keep text to a minimum and end with a call to action.”
“Your pricing slide is out of date and the Partnership Goals slide is missing. You have an approved version in the library. Want me to add it?”
| A rep prompting a public AI tool | A rep prompting DIGI | |
|---|---|---|
| What it knows about your business | Nothing. It has never seen your rate card | Your inventory, pricing and package rules, because you loaded them |
| Where the content comes from | The open internet, plus whatever got pasted in | Your approved slides, and nothing else |
| Brand | A best guess at your fonts, colors and logo | Yours, because nothing off brand is available to use |
| Claims and numbers | Invented confidently, checked by nobody | The ones your team approved, updated centrally |
| What it does about it | Describes what a better deck would look like | Pulls the approved slide in from your library and adds it to the deck |
| Quality check before sending | Generic advice about decks in general | Your checklist, enforced, every time |
| Where the deck ends up | A file on a laptop | A tracked, updatable link in your deck of record |
| When something changes | Every file already sent is wrong | One update reaches every deck |
What changes, depending on where you sit.
Sales leadership
Every deck that goes out has already been checked against your standards, and you can see which parts of it buyers actually read.
Enablement
What you load into the platform is what DIGI reaches for, so the content and systems you control gets used.
Marketing and brand
Personalization stops being a brand risk. A rep can rewrite the one slide an executive actually reads, and only what you allow them to rewrite, without touching anything else in the deck. The slides you lock stay locked.
FAQ
Questions teams ask before rolling out DIGI.
Do we need ChatGPT or Copilot to use DIGI?
No. DIGI runs inside DIGIDECK. If you have DIGI, you have everything you need today. It will also work through an external AI tool if your team already has one connected, but nothing outside DIGIDECK is required.
How is this different from ChatGPT or Gamma?
A public tool generates a presentation from a general model and then tries to make it look like your brand. DIGI assembles one from your approved slides, at your prices, against your standards. The gap is not prompting skill. It is that one of them was taught your business and the other was not.
Does DIGI just paste an image of my screenshot onto the slide?
No. It reads the screenshot and fills the real cells in the table that is already on your approved slide. What comes back is a normal slide anyone on your team can edit afterward.
Do we have to map fields or build an integration first?
No. Nothing has to be mapped in advance. If your system exports a file, DIGI reads that too.
What does DIGI need from us to work well?
An approved library, plus your pricing, rules and quality standards loaded once. The better maintained that foundation is, the better DIGI performs, and DIGI will tell you where the gaps are.
Can a rep use DIGI to change anything in the deck?
Only what you allow. You decide which slides and elements are open to edits and which are locked, and DIGI works inside those rules. A rep can personalize the executive summary for one buyer. The pricing slide, the legal language and anything else you have locked stay exactly as you approved them.
Does DIGI train AI models on our data?
No. Your library, pricing, rules and decks are used to answer your team’s prompts and for nothing else. They are never used to train DIGI or any underlying model, and nothing you load is shared with other DIGIDECK customers.
Is DIGI included in DIGIDECK, or an add on?
Yes DIGI is included with the subscription to the DIGIDECK platform.
See what DIGI does once it knows your business.
A 30 minute walkthrough using your brand, your library and the deck your team sends most.