A live, branded, interactive web deck your customer opens on any device — built from your call notes in 15 minutes, no design skills needed.
A quick walkthrough of what this tool is, why it matters, and exactly how to use it — start to finish.
No GitHub, no coding, no design tools. Just Gemini and a browser you already have.
Use the form below. Paste your call transcript, pick the Salesforce products, and add your team. The form writes your Gemini prompt for you — personalized and pre-filled.
Copy your personalized prompt with one click, open Gemini, paste it in. Gemini reads your notes and generates three complete HTML files. No back-and-forth.
Drag the HTML files into the deploy zone below. We package them and open Netlify. One drag, one drop — and you have a shareable link ready to send.
Your answer determines which fields we need and what kind of deck Gemini will build. Both paths take under 2 minutes to fill out.
You've already spoken with the customer. Gemini will read your notes and build a deck around their actual words, pain points, and situation.
Account-specific deckYou haven't spoken yet. Gemini will build an industry-informed POV deck showing how Salesforce has helped companies like theirs.
Discovery / POV deckGitHub Pages is free for every Salesforce employee — no credit limits, no badges, no extra accounts. Five clicks in a browser and your deck is live.
Why this step matters: Gemini saves your deck as files on your local device — only you can open them. To send a link your customer can open on any device, forward to their team, or pull up in a board meeting, the files need to live at a public URL. GitHub Pages does that for free, permanently.
Click here to open GitHub. Use "Sign in with Google" and your @salesforce.com email — you already have access.
Click here to open New Repository. Name it something like acme-salesforce-deck. Set to Public. Click Create repository.
Drop your files below to verify you have all three, then drag those same files into your GitHub repo's upload page. Click Commit changes when done.
All three files must be uploaded together — they link to each other.Drop files here or click to browse
Click here for the GitHub Pages setup guide. In your repo: Settings → Pages → Source: Deploy from a branch → Branch: main → Save.
Stay on the Pages settings page. A green banner will appear with your URL in the format [username].github.io/[repo-name]/. Copy it. Send it. Done.