Two of you, one deck, at the same time.
On Enterprise, colleagues edit the same Coadie deck together, even the same text box, and see each other’s named cursors. Comments with tagging keep the discussion on the slide, and customers can comment on a deck you share, seeing only their own thread.
How does real-time co-editing work?
Open the deck and start working. When two people type in the same box, their changes are merged and each sees the other’s named cursor. A History panel keeps earlier versions you can restore, and Undo works the way it does in PowerPoint.
One honest limit: two people changing the very same word at the very same instant can overwrite each other.
Can customers comment too?
Yes. Comments with tagging work inside your team, and a customer reading a deck you shared can comment on it. Each customer sees only their own thread, unless you choose to share one with them.
Which plan includes it?
| Question | Pro | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|
| People per deck | One named seat | Your whole team |
| Live co-editing | No | Yes |
| Customer comments on shared decks | Yes | Yes |
| Company library and tagging | No | Yes |
Questions about working together.
Can two people edit a presentation at the same time?
Yes, on Enterprise. Colleagues can work in the same deck and the same text box together, with named cursors, and their changes are merged.
Is there version history?
Yes. A History panel keeps earlier versions you can restore.
Can I edit on my phone?
No. A phone is for reading a shared deck; editing happens in a browser on a computer.
See it on your own material.
Bring a handful of your decks. We’ll set up your workspace and build a first deck from them, with every line traced.