PowerPoint
Editable 16:9 slides with charts, tables and speaker notes.
Customer Success presentation workspace
Build a QBR your customer can take to their board.
Turn account data into a clear executive story. Track value, adoption, risks, renewal readiness and next-quarter outcomes. Keep internal notes private. Export an editable PowerPoint, polished PDF or send the deck to cloud storage.
Local-first dataEditable PPTXPresenter notes16-slide story system
01 / Setup
Start with the meeting, not the slides.
Define who is in the room, what the quarter means and the decision you need from the review.
02 / Partnership
Give executives the commercial and relationship context.
Keep the account facts in one place so the review does not lose time on basic questions.
Subscription
Stakeholder map
Champion strength and executive access often matter more than a feature list.
03 / Executive story
Lead with the answer.
Your first content slide should state the quarter’s result, the business meaning and one recommendation.
04 / KPI scorecard
Compare outcomes against commitments.
Use four to eight metrics. Each KPI needs a target, current result, trend and one-sentence meaning.
Quarterly KPIs
Status is calculated from target attainment unless you override it.
05 / Adoption
Show whether the customer is using what they bought.
Connect usage to the teams, workflows and business outcomes the programme was meant to support.
Use cases and teams
Show where adoption is strong and where success needs intervention.
06 / Value and ROI
Make value measurable and defensible.
Separate hard savings, revenue impact, productivity and risk reduction. Do not double-count benefits.
Financial model
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Value evidence
Capture the metric, source and customer validation behind each value claim.
07 / Quarter review
Explain what changed and why.
Keep each win or challenge to one sentence. Place detailed evidence in the appendix.
Wins delivered
Business result, proof and why it matters.
Challenges and risks
State impact, mitigation and accountable owner.
Support and service
08 / Forward plan
Turn the review into a 90-day plan.
Priorities need measurable outcomes. Product roadmap items need a clear customer impact and no unapproved promises.
Next-quarter priorities
Use three to five strategic goals.
Roadmap and commitments
Separate confirmed deliverables from directional roadmap conversations.
09 / Renewal
Make renewal readiness explicit.
Track commercial milestones, value proof, stakeholder support and procurement timing before the renewal becomes urgent.
Renewal milestones
Work backwards from the contract date.
10 / Decisions and actions
Close with ownership and dates.
Every action needs an owner, deadline and success measure. Every decision needs a named approver.
Decisions required
Use this for approvals or choices the meeting must resolve.
Action items
These become the final accountability slide and CSV tracker.
11 / Deck and notes
Control the story and what stays private.
Hide slides, change order and add presenter notes. Notes never appear in the PDF or audience preview. They are added as PowerPoint speaker notes.
Slide sequence
Use the controls to reorder or hide modules.
Stored in the local QBR backup only. Not included in PPTX, PDF or cloud uploads.
12 / Brand and design
Make the deck feel intentional.
Choose a presentation system, not a random colour. Choose the layout, type scale, font, spacing, corners, colours and slide-level treatment. The same design rules carry into PowerPoint and PDF.
Theme
Start with a complete colour and contrast system.
No logo
Stored locally as a compressed JPEG. PNG, JPEG and WebP only. Maximum 2 MB.
13 / Export and cloud
Ship the deck in the format your audience uses.
PowerPoint stays editable. PDF is presentation-ready. Cloud actions upload only the file you choose after you sign in.
Vector-style client-facing deck. Presenter notes remain excluded.
Action tracker
CSV with owners, deadlines, status and success measures.
QBR backup
Portable JSON containing deck data, branding and internal notes.
Google Drive and Google Slides
Upload the PPTX or PDF to Drive. You can also convert the PPTX into an editable Google Slides file.
Create a Web application OAuth client. Add this page URL to authorised JavaScript origins. The Client ID is public configuration, not a secret.
OneDrive
Use Microsoft’s file picker to save the generated PowerPoint or PDF into your chosen OneDrive folder.
Register a Microsoft app and add this page as a redirect URI. No client secret is used in the browser.
Export checks
Built for the conversation after the dashboard
A strong QBR connects four questions.
What changed?
Results, adoption, support and delivery progress from the quarter.
Why does it matter?
Business value, risk reduction, financial impact and strategic relevance.
What is at risk?
Gaps, dependencies, renewal blockers and decisions that need escalation.
What happens next?
Measurable priorities, accountable owners, deadlines and the next meeting.