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A practical walkthrough for generate slides on the fly with breakout copy.
Rahul Krishnan
Head of GTM
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Why It Matters
Most B2B websites still rely on static assets: gated decks, generic videos, or downloadable PDFs. But buyers today want on-demand, relevant information — especially when evaluating software. If your demo or pitch doesn’t match their exact needs, you’ve lost them.
Breakout solves this by generating contextual, AI-powered slides during the conversation — making your website feel like a smart, responsive sales rep.
How It Works
Visitor starts a conversation on your site: Breakout’s agent greets them and begins qualifying based on firmographic data and conversational cues.
Prospect mentions a feature, pain point, or use case. Let’s say they say: “We’re looking for a solution that handles multi-region compliance.”
Breakout looks for a relevant slide in your knowledge base. Breakout looks through your sales & marketing decks and if there's a relevant slide that you're showing prospects on calls today, Breakout surfaces that mid-conversation to the visitor.
If no slides available, Breakout auto-generates a relevant slide
In real-time, Breakout assembles a slide that covers:
The feature or module they’re asking about
Relevant logos
Proof points or stats tailored to their persona
Visitor can swipe through more
Breakout continues the conversation, generating follow-up slides or stiitching together videos as needed — almost like an adaptive pitch deck that unfolds live.
What Makes This Different
✅ No pre-loaded decks required
Breakout pulls from your knowledge base, case studies, and marketing collateral.
✅ Hyper-personalized to the buyer
Based on size, industry, location, and what they say.
✅ Truly conversational
It’s not just showing slides — it’s responding with them.
Real Example
HackerEarth saw that 10%+ (rising up to 22%) of website conversations on peak days led to lead capture, handled end-to-end by Breakout’s AI, with no human intervention required. Visitors engaged longer, asked more detailed questions, and felt like the site actually understood their needs.
