Generate and Check Claims

Generation brings the account, your approved claims, their source evidence, and the brand kit together. It is where an account brief becomes a governed deck — and where the claim check shows you exactly which claims are grounded and which still need a reviewer.

Deck and claim check

An account-specific deck on canvas with the claim check showing approved, needs-review, and unsupported counts.
The deck renders alongside the claim check: every buyer-facing claim is grouped as approved, needs review, or unsupported.

Understand the three main areas

  1. Slide rail: scan the deck the generator assembled for this account and move between slides.
  2. Canvas: focus on the active slide as a real presentation surface, with each claim traceable to its approved source.
  3. Claim check rail: see the approved / needs-review / unsupported breakdown, open any flagged claim, and route it to the reviewer queue.

Use the claim check to keep the deck trustworthy

The claim check matters most when a deck includes:

  • compliance, security, or policy language
  • market claims and benchmark numbers
  • customer or pipeline details
  • capability claims that a buyer's procurement or security team will scrutinize

Open the claim check to see where each claim's evidence comes from, which claims are unsupported, and what a reviewer still needs to approve before the deck can be sent.

A practical review loop

  1. Generate the deck for the account from Generate (or from the account).
  2. Read the claim check counts and confirm the narrative still makes sense for this buyer.
  3. Open any needs-review or unsupported claim to see its source — or its missing source.
  4. Send flagged claims to the reviewer queue, where a reviewer approves, edits, or removes them.
  5. Once every claim clears, export the buyer-ready deck or share a tracked link.

What this page is really for

Generation is the point where speed and trust have to meet. It moves fast on an account-specific narrative while keeping every buyer-facing claim grounded in approved evidence you can stand behind.