Prezent has been fabulous, both the product and the client support personnel. The only shortcomings about Prezent are my organization's shortfall in getting the team to use it to its full potential. Old habits are hard to break. If you're interested in getting your team to elevate above slide-wrestling and focus on business storytelling, Prezent is a great investment. Just don't forget to set aside time to train your team on changing their mindset and behaviors.

Visual designers are fast and efficient at creating slick-looking PowerPoint presentations. However, most people in my organization are not visual designers. Prior to using Prezent, my team spent far too much time wrangling the parts of PowerPoint presentations that aren't value added — moving graphics around, wrestling with typefaces, and trying to make their information look good. Prezent simplified the visual layout and design part of the process of creating presentations so the team members could focus on the important things: getting the story right and ensuring the message is clear.

Prezent is a great tool, but it takes more than a tool to get a team to change behavior. My team's adoption of Prezent isn't at the level I'd like it to be because it requires them to think differently, which means investing in training. There are still a few team members who create presentations by mining old presentations, extracting and modifying slides instead of starting with the narrative then generating a template in Prezent.

Functionality and diversity of choices of powerpoints. i like that there are similar pages with slight variances for specific purposes

didnt love the deck layout formats, didnt make a ton of sense with that flow for my purposes

the library of templates and formats for different use cases

not "smart". Does not help you build presentations but gives you templates to do it yourself.

the flexibility in customizations, templates for everyday use and ease of use

I wish there were more examples of executive summaries that included graphs and charts

Ease to use, not too expensive, good customer support response

Non-consistent pricing across teams, resulting in internal uneasiness