For the rep
Reps sell. They stop rebuilding decks.
A typical AE loses one full day a week to slide work. Codexroom hands that day back. The rep makes more calls. The pipeline grows.
For sales and enablement leaders
Give every rep a deck that fits the account and the playbook.
Codexroom holds your sales library in code, lets your reps and your agents assemble account-specific decks, and tracks who read which slide. Per-prospect watermarks. Per-share analytics. One brand on every page.
In the product
What this looks like for the rep.
A deck per account
The rep prompts. The link arrives in Slack.
"Build a 10-slide pitch for Acme, lead with the healthcare case study, password the share." The agent assembles from the approved library and returns a watermarked link.
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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
Reply to Claude…
The follow-up writes itself
Know which slide procurement opened twice.
Every share is per-prospect, with per-slide analytics. Procurement spent four minutes on pricing; the CTO skipped security. The rep follows up with the right answer to the right question.
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24
Opens
4m 12s
Avg time
78%
Completion
Attention by slide
slide 1slide 7 · held 64s12
emma@northfund.comfinished · lingered on slide 7
deal-team@apex.vcslide 9 of 12
What we know about your team
Your AE is rebuilding the QBR deck for the third time today. The case study they need is the case study that lives in a Drive folder the marketing team forgot to share. The SDR is sending out a deck that uses the 2024 logo. The enablement team is asking what version of the master deck the reps use today.
Reps deserve a library that works at their speed. Brand deserves a library that holds.
What Codexroom does for a sales team
Per-account decks, on brand, in minutes.
01
The sales library becomes a workspace.
The pitch, the case study, the QBR, the security one-pager, the pricing deck. Each one a slide template. Each one composed from the typed data room.
02
The rep prompts the agent.
"Build me a 10-slide pitch for Acme. Lead with the healthcare case study. Show the integrations slide. Password the share." The agent assembles. The link arrives in Slack.
03
Every share is per-prospect.
One link per buyer contact. Per-buyer watermark. Per-share analytics. The rep knows which slide the procurement lead opened twice.
What changes
What changes for your team.
For enablement
One source of truth. Adoption you can measure.
The case study that closes deals lives in one place. The new collateral the marketing team shipped on Tuesday is the collateral the rep sends on Wednesday. The library use shows up in the audit log. The enablement team finally knows what works.
For the deal
The post-pitch follow-up writes itself.
The deck reports back. Procurement spent four minutes on the pricing slide. The CTO skipped the security slide. The rep follows up with the right answer to the right question, with the buyer's name still on the watermark.
Going deeper
The details that decide it.
The numbers
The case for the rollout, in two figures.
The average bespoke sales proposal costs $2,000 to $10,000 in labour. A team that ships 50 a year spends $100,000 to $500,000 on slides alone. A 10 per cent lift in win rate on a $65,000 average deal covers a year of Codexroom Growth from two extra wins. Sources: Vercor RFP pricing 2026, Loopio RFP statistics.
See it work
Bring a real account.
A 30 minute call. Pick a live deal. We will assemble a watermarked deck for that account live.
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