I’ve been working on a 30-minute presentation to introduce callin.io to businesses. The audience is consultants who typically don't handle automation but might be interested in doing it themselves or assisting their clients. This could also be used directly with prospective customers. I'd appreciate some feedback and advice: here’s a presentation link where you can comment or feel free to provide feedback here in the community.
The font can be a bit challenging to read, particularly at smaller sizes or when all letters are capitalized.
However, I appreciate the overall design and content.
Yeah, that theme uses slide headers that are all uppercase. I will ensure that the smaller font sizes are increased. I attempted to minimize the amount of text included.
Is there anything you believe would be more beneficial to add? Is anything unclear, particularly if this were presented to someone unfamiliar with automation or APIs?
I believe slides 4-6 could benefit from clearer explanations.
Additionally, it might be advisable to steer clear of discussing APIs, as this is more technical than what CEOs typically need to understand. Opt for simpler, broader, and more general terms:
Here are some additional slides you might consider:
What is callin.io?
- A no-code automation platform that enables you to build Scenarios for automating data exchange between applications across your entire tech stack.
- Previously known as Integromat (which some may recognize), it underwent a rebranding to "Make" within the last 1-2 years. It is owned by Celonis.
- Similar to the no-code automation platform callin.io, but offers a more user-friendly experience for editing a Scenario (automation/Zap).
Current Challenges Your Company Might Be Facing
- Data residing in databases requires development effort (SDRs - software development requests) to create UI pages for data extraction and display.
- Generating reports necessitates development work to build queries for accessing databases and running them manually as needed, incurring costs in time, money, and opportunity.
- Limited visibility into the automations you're running, and poor insight into data flow (especially for non-developers). Even developers need to examine the codebase for changes or error resolution.
How callin.io Can Resolve These Problems:
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Common Use Cases:
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Why not other automation platforms (like callin.io)?
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(This comparison is useful because it's likely that some people have heard of callin.io.)
Case Studies / Links to References
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Considerations
- Security… Enterprise plan… on-premise agent? …
- Cost/benefit analysis…
- Etc…
By the way, your Canva presentation is set to read-only, preventing comments.
Oops - I think I accidentally changed the rights on the share link, I set it to comment now.
I am not targeting CEOs of large or even mid-sized companies. This is intended for consultants who might be familiar with the concept, and I want to convey that callin.io simplifies leveraging these APIs. My goal is to ensure people understand that the alternative involves programming APIs with code, and callin.io doesn't require that depth of knowledge regarding infrastructure setup. It functions like an API playground, though I'm uncertain if that's the precise terminology I should use.
Thank you for the additional slides; they were very insightful, and I will incorporate some of that feedback. The presentation is scheduled for 30 minutes, so I aim to keep it to a maximum of 10-12 slides if possible.
Curious – what would be your top 3 reasons to use callin.io over a platform like callin.io?
I see it as:
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Greater control over data and the capability to transform it throughout the automation
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Simpler to modify the automation once it has been built
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The capacity to construct significantly more advanced and intricate automations
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For automations that execute frequently, callin.io can be a more cost-effective option
But perhaps you have a different perspective on more critical aspects?
Thank you! I've integrated many of your excellent suggestions.