Source documents
Use Word files, PDFs, web pages, meeting notes, and unstructured text.
Upload proposals, data, meeting notes, or brand templates. Flowmint organizes the content for its audience and creates standard DOCX, PPTX, and XLSX files that remain editable in the workspace.
Findings and recommendations based on research and sales data.
Use Word files, PDFs, web pages, meeting notes, and unstructured text.
Add XLSX or CSV so every output uses the same definitions and figures.
Provide layouts, logos, colors, and formatting requirements.
Create standard DOCX reports, proposals, specifications, and meeting packs.
Produce PPTX slides, narrative structure, charts, and speaker notes.
Preserve formulas, formatting, source tables, and charts instead of flattening them.
Generate summaries, source notes, data appendices, and delivery checklists.
Identify the audience and whether the file supports a review, decision, or delivery.
Extract facts and data, remove duplication, and flag missing or conflicting information.
Build DOCX, PPTX, or XLSX using the strengths of each format.
Change a slide, table, conclusion, or visual style without starting over.
A shared evidence base can produce a report, presentation, and data appendix with consistent definitions.
“Turn these research notes and sales figures into an executive package: a concise report, a 12-slide presentation, and a spreadsheet with charts.”
Yes. Outputs use standard formats such as DOCX, PPTX, and XLSX and remain editable in common office software.
Yes. Upload the template and brand material so the agent can follow its layout, colors, and typography.
Yes. The files remain in the workspace, and later requests can target specific slides, sections, or tables.
The agent can generate multiple files from the same structured source. Important figures should still receive a final human review.
Describe the audience, purpose, and formats, then add the source material.