PowerPoint ↔ Word round-trip
Review your script in Word, bring the edits back
Scripts rarely get written alone. A manager, a compliance reviewer, or a subject-matter expert needs to weigh in — and they live in Word with Track Changes, not in your presentation tool. ScriptAssist sends your script out to Word, lets anyone mark it up, and then pulls just the changes back in, slide by slide, with full control over what you accept.
A round-trip that respects your work
Most "export" features are one-way. ScriptAssist's is a true round-trip: the Word document maps back to your slides, so when edits come in, they land in the right place — and only where something actually changed.
Reviewers just need Word
Export a branded Word doc. Your reviewers use the Track Changes they already know — no account, no install.
Only changed slides import
ScriptAssist detects which slides were edited and skips the rest, so nothing untouched gets disturbed.
See before vs after
Each change shows a clear before/after diff so you know exactly what you're accepting.
Approve slide by slide
Take every edit, or pick and choose. A drift warning flags slides that changed on both sides so you decide: keep mine or take theirs.
How the review loop works
- Export to Word. Your slide-by-slide script becomes a clean, branded document.
- Reviewers mark it up in Word with Track Changes and send it back.
- Import the changes. ScriptAssist shows the changed slides with diffs; you approve what you want and your script updates in place.
Word review FAQ
Do my reviewers need ScriptAssist?
No — they only need Word. You handle the export and the import.
Will importing overwrite my whole script?
No. Only changed slides come in, each with a before/after diff and your approval, plus a conflict warning if a slide changed on both sides.
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