Create Board Deck in Minutes

Describe your board agenda and Gixo builds a complete presentation — executive summary, financial overview, strategic updates, operational highlights, and action items.

Choose from sophisticated corporate themes with clean typography, professional color palettes, and layouts designed specifically for boardroom presentations.

Built-in slide layouts for P&L summaries, revenue dashboards, KPI scorecards, budget comparisons, and financial projections — the data formats boards expect.

When inputs change last-minute, regenerate specific slides in seconds. Update data, adjust messaging, and export a new version before the meeting.

Company, meeting, date, and period covered — plus who prepared it. A board deck title slide is a filing label as much as a cover: these documents get forwarded, archived, and referenced months later, and a slide that just says "Q3 Update" is useless in a board portal. Keep the styling restrained; the cover sets the tone for whether the rest reads as governance-grade.

An agenda slide is a contract with the room about time. The version that works lists each item, its owner, roughly how long it takes, and — the part most people leave out — whether the item is for information, for discussion, or for a decision. Marking the decision items up front tells directors where to spend their attention and stops the meeting spending forty minutes on a status update before it reaches the vote.

The executive summary slide answers the question a director would ask if they only had one minute: what happened, what it means, and what you need from them. A workable pattern is three or four lines of performance against plan, the one or two decisions being requested, and the risks that changed since the last meeting. Write it last, after the rest of the deck exists — an executive summary written first tends to summarise intentions rather than findings.