Editing presentations
A built presentation is not frozen. You can change it in place, adopt an old one as a starting point, turn it into a template, or copy it for a new prospect. For creating one from scratch, see "Interactive presentations."
Editing in place — same link
Rebuilding an already-built presentation updates the same link. Anyone holding the jordyn.app/present link sees the new version the next time they open it — you never have to re-send anything after fixing a typo or updating a number.
Small edits are billed at a small edit price, not a full build. The price scales with how many slides changed and is capped at the full build price — a one-word fix never costs what the original deck did. As always, Jordyn states the price before doing the work.
Adopting a past deck as a base
Any past presentation can be your starting point. Paste its jordyn.app/present link into chat (or just point at the deck by name) and edit from there — the structure, script, and design come along.
Saving a deck as a template
Say "save this as a template" about any finished deck. Before saving, Jordyn detects the person-specific words — names and the like — and shows them to you as checkboxes for review. You decide what becomes a placeholder; nothing is swapped silently. Saved templates live on the Templates page (/templates) and in the templates strip on the Presentations page.
A copy for a new prospect
To send an existing deck to a different person, a mini-form makes a copy. Per build, you choose:
- Research their business — Jordyn reads the prospect's website and tailors the copy to them, or
- Fast placeholder fill — the person-specific words are swapped quickly without research.
A copy for a different person is a new deck with a new link. The original recipient's link is untouched — they keep seeing exactly what you sent them.