A client proposal meeting that ended last week gave me a brand-new understanding of MeetingMinutes's PPT generation feature.

That solution discussion with the client lasted over two hours, with both sides conducting in-depth conversations on project requirements, implementation paths, timelines, and various other aspects. By the time the meeting ended at six o'clock in the afternoon, the client had requested a finalized proposal PPT first thing the next morning.

In the past, I would have needed at least half a day to organize the meeting recording, extract key points, and create the PPT. That day, I decided to try MeetingMinutes's PPT generation feature. I recorded the entire meeting first, and after the transcription was complete, I selected a "proposal presentation" PPT template and clicked generate.

About ten minutes later, a complete PPT draft was generated. What surprised me was that it didn't simply pile text onto slides—it organized the content according to logical structure: project background, core requirements, solutions, implementation plan, expected outcomes. Each section had clear page breaks, and key content was even bolded for emphasis.

The overall framework and logic were well-structured. I only needed to adjust the layout, add a few product images, and replace some data with more intuitive charts. The whole process took less than an hour. The presentation the next day went smoothly, and the client expressed satisfaction with how the proposal was presented.

The most practical aspect of this feature is that it can quickly convert meeting discussion content into structured presentation slides, making it especially suitable for scenarios that require rapid production of reporting materials. It is fully compatible with all versions of WPS and Office—ready to use as soon as it's generated, truly saving a significant amount of time.