Edit and Refine

Generation brings the account, your approved claims, their evidence, and the brand kit together into a deck. This page is where you refine it — and where the claim check tells you exactly what's grounded and what still needs a reviewer.

The claim check

Every generated deck ships with a claim check. It sorts the buyer-facing claims into three states:

• Grounded — traces to an approved claim and its source. Safe to send.
• Needs review — allowed, but a reviewer should sign off before it reaches a buyer.
• Unsupported — no approved claim backs it. Must be resolved before export.

The check is what makes the deck safe to send: you can see, slide by slide, where each statement comes from.

Editing the deck

The editor is the live deck, not a stack of static images. Edits are applied as a patch layer over the compiled deck, so:

• You can rewrite, reorder, or remove content and see it immediately.
• Edits are versioned — undo and revert take you back to an earlier state.
• The original generated deck is never lost; reverting clears your patches.

Keep edits inside what your claims support. If you write a statement no approved claim backs, the claim check flags it as unsupported and export stays blocked until it's resolved — either by editing the claim or approving new source material.

Keeping claims grounded

The point of editing is tailoring, not invention. Tighten the narrative for the buyer, cut what doesn't land, and lean on the claims that matter for this account. When a claim needs a reviewer, send it to the Review and Approve queue rather than forcing it through.