Do I need to convert my PowerPoint to a PDF first?

For the best results and to ensure all your content (including text from images and shapes) is readable by our AI, we recommend saving your PowerPoint as a PDF before uploading. Just go to File > Save As > PDF in PowerPoint.

Can I get analytics on each slide?

While we don't provide per-slide analytics like DocSend, LoomDoc gives you a more powerful metric: the questions people ask. This tells you what content is resonating, what's confusing, and what your audience's priorities are, which is far more actionable than time-on-slide data.

How is this better than just emailing the PPTX file?

Emailing a file gives you zero control and zero insights. You don't know who opens it, if it gets forwarded, or what questions it creates. LoomDoc provides secure access, detailed analytics, and an interactive Q&A experience that saves everyone time.

How-To Guide

How to See Who's Actually Reading Your PowerPoint Deck

Emailing a .pptx file is like sending it into a black hole. You lose all control and visibility. It's time to upgrade your workflow.

Track Your PowerPoint

The Problem: Email Attachments Give You Nothing

When you email a PowerPoint deck, your involvement ends the second you click 'Send'. You don't know if it was opened, how it was received, or if it was forwarded to others. You have no analytics, no control, and no insight.

The Old Way

"I sent the Q3 results deck to the leadership team. I assume they read it? I'll follow up in a few days if I don't hear back. It's impossible to know if the message landed."

The Solution: Upload, Share, and Understand

Instead of attaching a file, upload your PowerPoint (saved as a PDF) to LoomDoc. You'll get a single, trackable link that gives you complete control and deep engagement analytics.

The LoomDoc Way

Know exactly who viewed your deck and what questions they asked the AI assistant. Identify key areas of interest or confusion and tailor your follow-up for maximum impact. This is how you share with intelligence.