Evaluation guide

Evaluate Paralleliz on one real recurring report.

Use your source data, PowerPoint template, and reviewers. Agree on acceptance criteria before generating anything, then compare two reporting periods and inspect the editable deck.

Start with the real constraints

Bring the materials the final report must survive.

One recurring deck is enough to reveal most workflow and design gaps.

Existing output

A finished deck and its editable PowerPoint template.

Source evidence

Approved data or analysis for two reporting periods.

Brand rules

Logo, fonts, color tokens, and any required footer or disclosure.

Review owners

An analyst, a design owner, and a person accountable for the report.

Evaluation path

Five gates from report selection to a decision.

Report owner

1. Select the report

Choose one recurring deck and agree what a successful handoff must preserve.

Bring

Recent finished deck; PowerPoint template; Named reviewers

Keep

Scope and acceptance criteria; Reviewer ownership

Analyst lead

2. Freeze the evidence

Reconcile source values before judging generated visuals.

Bring

Two reporting periods; Source extracts; Definitions and units

Keep

Source snapshot; Reconciliation notes

Design owner

3. Map the presentation

Select layouts, map semantic slots, and review fonts, colors, logo, and footer rules.

Bring

PPTX master; Brand tokens; Editability requirements

Keep

Mapped package version; Font and token review

Analyst and design reviewers

4. Render and review

Inspect real slide rasters and editable PowerPoint output; record exceptions by slide.

Bring

Validated deck spec; Mapped package; Source snapshot

Keep

Generated PPTX; Raster proof; Named review notes

Report owner

5. Repeat and decide

Regenerate the next period and compare accuracy, editability, design fit, effort, and cost against baseline.

Bring

Second period; Reviewer notes; Manual-work baseline

Keep

Two run manifests; Change and exception log; Go/no-go decision

Decision gate

Score the generated artifact, not the demo.

MeasurePass conditionEvidence to retain
Data accuracyEvery displayed figure reconciles with a frozen source snapshot.Source extract, normalized spec, validation report
Brand and layout fitThe design owner accepts the rendered slides in the intended template and fonts.PPTX, raster review, named design notes
PowerPoint editabilityThe intended charts, tables, and text remain editable where the team needs them.Hands-on PowerPoint review
RepeatabilityA second period regenerates with controlled changes and no unexplained layout drift.Two run manifests, diffs, exception log
Effort and costThe team records review time, manual touch-ups, and compute/token use against its baseline.Before/after work log and usage trace

Thresholds belong to your team. A local technical pass is not a customer design sign-off, a Microsoft PowerPoint fidelity guarantee, or proof of token-cost savings.

What to inspect

Start from rendered slides and their sources.

Our published example is representative product evidence, not a substitute for your template review.

Contact sheet of a generated Paralleliz board review deck