One person, up to 50 graduations a year, and no names typed by hand.
Ceremony decks, certificates and one document per student from one template and one list. A 250 slide slideshow builds in seconds.
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- Amara Okafor
- Benedikt Weiss
- Chiara Rossi
- Devi Raman
- Eero Virtanen
- 1Connect the source
- 2Bind the shapes
- 3Rule the formatting
- 4Generate one per record
What the people running the ceremonies say.
Dennis W., Director of Technology, on the 250 slide slideshow; Nora H., Program Director, on the graduations a year. The University of California Office of the President is a customer.
AI can draft your deck. It cannot promise that slide 4 matches the ledger.
A generated number is a guess that reads well. A bound number is a cell, a query or a field you can point at, inspect and explain to someone who cannot read code. When the report has a consequence, that difference is the product.
Fluent, and unaccountable
Ask an assistant for the quarterly pack and you get a plausible deck. Nobody can tell a correct rule from a convincing wrong one, and a report generated for the wrong client is a perfectly correct report. Nothing downstream detects it.
Every number has an address
Each figure, chart and table in the slide is linked to the exact cell, view or field it came from. Refresh brings the new data through the same link. The reviewer checks what changed, and the auditor can follow the line back.
Use Copilot to write the commentary. Use INSYNCR to make sure the numbers under it are real.
Questions people ask before they try it
Can you do a mail merge in Microsoft PowerPoint?
Not natively. Snapshot does it: one slide or one file per row of the list, with names, dates and photos bound to columns.
Which plan?
Starter reads Excel and Excel Online, which is what most student exports are.
Start with the pack you rebuilt last quarter.
Starter is the pack this case needs: it reads these sources and generates one document per record.
No credit card · Your data stays on your PC · Windows, Office 2016+
