For consulting firms

Give your partners a slide library. Give your associates a way to use it.

Codexroom holds your slide library in code, lets your associates and your agents compose from the approved set, and renders every deliverable on the firm's brand. The library McKinsey, BCG, and Bain spent decades building, now available to the firm next door.

In the product

What this looks like as a slide library.

The library

Frameworks and case studies, typed and searchable.

Every framework becomes a slide template; every past engagement becomes a data-room asset with the customer, the metric, and the story. The associate stops digging through SharePoint.

How the data room works
data room
Search assets…+ New

Acme — primary mark

logoActive

ARR growth

metricActive

Win rate by quarter

chartActive

Northwind rollout

case studyStale

Boilerplate — company

copy blockActive

Founder bio — CEO

bioActive

Composed, not rebuilt

The associate prompts. The agent composes from the library.

The agent picks the right frameworks, pulls the right case studies, and fills the slot contracts in your firm's brand. The senior reviews the message, not the font.

How the agent works
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Build the Series B board deck from our Q3 numbers.

On it — pulling your Q3 metrics and composing on the board template.

Searched the data room · 3 sources
Composed 14 slides · board template
Validated · 0 brand drift

Series B — Board Deck

14 slides · ready to share

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What we know about your firm

Your partners review the same slide for the fifth time this week, in a slightly different colour because the associate rebuilt it from memory. Your client deliverable goes out on Friday and the new joiner is still wrestling with the table on slide 22. Your knowledge management lead asked for a slide library three years ago and the project is still waiting for budget.

McKinsey, BCG, and Bain built theirs over decades. Yours can start next month.

What Codexroom does for a consulting firm

The slide library becomes a real product.

01

The frameworks become templates.

2x2 matrix, value chain, market sizing waterfall, capability heatmap, maturity model, McKinsey horizons. Each one a slide template. Each one typed. Each one renders in your firm's brand.

02

The case studies become assets.

Every past engagement turns into a data room entry: the customer (anonymous or named), the industry, the deal size, the headline metric, the long story, the short story. The agent finds the right one. The associate stops digging through SharePoint.

03

The deliverable composes from the library.

The associate prompts the agent. The agent picks the right frameworks, pulls the right case studies, fills the slot contracts. The senior reviews the structure. The brand stays consistent.

What changes

What changes for your team.

For the associate

The associate stops being a slide operator.

The first draft arrives in minutes. The associate's day shifts from rebuilding boxes to thinking about the answer. The senior partner's review goes from 'fix the font' to 'tighten the message'.

For the senior partner

Every deliverable carries the firm's standard.

The library the partners curated is the library the team uses. The associate cannot ship a slide that drifts off-brand. The client deliverable that went out on Friday is a deliverable the firm is comfortable putting its name on.

For the firm

A slide library that took decades, in a quarter.

Codexroom's onboarding service encodes your existing PowerPoint library as slide templates. The frameworks, the case studies, the metric pages. The result is a firm-wide library your associates compose from, your seniors trust, and your clients see the brand of on every page.