Here’s the pitch deck that convinced investors to pour $6 million into a startup trying to take on Slack and Asana despite entering the market years late

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SETUP TENSION ANALYSIS EVIDENCE RESOLUTION APPENDIX
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Slide 1
Minimalist design with a grid of abstract icons.front_matter
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Uses a simple additive equation to define the product value proposition.present_solution
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Uses Gartner as a source for market data.size_opportunity
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The slide uses a visual of a celebratory IPO moment to reinforce the positive performance data.show_traction
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The chart uses a horizontal bar format to compare growth rates across different SaaS sectors.size_opportunity
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The ice cream cones represent the variety of customer needs.frame_problem
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This appears to be a placeholder or transition slide featuring a graphic element.filler
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The slide uses a mind map to show market fragmentation. It highlights the company's strategy to cover 'Red' categories and integrate 'Blue' categories.frame_problem
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The slide uses a 'logo cloud' to visually represent the problem of app fragmentation.frame_problem
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The chart uses a stacked bar format to illustrate feature redundancy across Trello, Asana, Slack, Google Calendar, Monday.com, and Microsoft Teams.frame_problem
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The slide contains only a title and decorative background elements; it serves as a thematic transition.frame_problem
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The slide uses a collage aesthetic to represent information overload, contrasting with a structured list of problems on the right.frame_problem
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The central logo represents the company. The spokes connect to Trello, Slack, Google Calendar, Asana, and Microsoft Teams, each with a specific financial or proshow_traction
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The slide serves as a 'behind-the-scenes' or 'team culture' traction slide, showing active engagement with the product and community.show_traction
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This slide serves as a visual 'culture' or 'team' slide, showing the human side of the company.other
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The slide is a photo collage with no text other than 'SWIT PRIZES' on a poster and 'Get Swit Done' on a small sign.other
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The slide uses a 'Before vs After' framing to contrast the status quo with the Swit solution.compare_peers
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The slide is a UI screenshot of the Swit software platform.present_solution
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The slide demonstrates the product's UI, specifically the 'Content Writing Timeline' project view with task cards and a side-panel chat interface.present_solution
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The slide is a UI screenshot of the Swit software platform.present_solution
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The slide displays a software UI for task management, specifically highlighting a calendar view with color-coded tasks.present_solution
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The slide uses a collage of mobile screenshots to demonstrate the product's UI and functionality.present_solution
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Minimalist design with a grid of abstract icons.front_matter
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The slide categorizes major tech companies into SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS layers.compare_peers
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This slide illustrates the 'Team of Teams' organizational framework popularized by General Stanley McChrystal.present_framework
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The slide uses a funnel-like diagram to contrast the two major enterprise platform providers.establish_context
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Uses a simple before/after contrast frame.compare_peers
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Uses a network diagram to illustrate the difference in complexity between small team software and enterprise-grade collaboration.present_solution
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Uses Salesforce as a proxy for market potential.cite_precedent
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The diagram illustrates a nested hierarchy of digital business components.establish_context
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The slide features a decorative grid of abstract shapes and the company logo.appendix
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The slide uses a visual metaphor of three computer screens to represent different product capabilities.present_solution
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The slide highlights the company's global IP footprint, supported by flags representing various countries.show_traction
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The table uses symbols (o, x, triangle) to denote feature availability/capability.compare_peers
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The table uses 'o' for present, 'x' for absent, and 'Δ' for partial/limited support.compare_peers
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The slide uses a minimalist design with a decorative icon grid on the right.present_solution
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The slide uses a standard tiered pricing model to demonstrate value and cost-effectiveness.present_solution
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The table uses checkmarks to indicate feature availability and text for limitations.present_solution
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The table compares features like SSO, storage, and support levels across tiers ranging from 'Unlimited Free WS' to 'Unlimited Enterprise WS'.compare_peers