You chase consultants
You send out the project reference form. No one fills it in. You follow up. Still nothing. Three months later, the consultant has forgotten the project's key figures.
For marketing teams
A reference library that builds itself without you.
Showy reads the documents your teams already produce — reports, proposals, closing emails. It extracts structured references that you approve in minutes. You orchestrate; you no longer enter data.
A day without Showy.
The library is always behind
By the time you manage to build a reference, the project's been over for six months. The sales rep wanted it three days after the kick-off.
You're the only one holding the quality
You know the library is incomplete. No one helps you fill it, and everyone complains when something's missing.
In practice
You orchestrate. Showy does the data entry.
Showy continuously reads the documents in circulation — project reports, won proposals, closing emails. It proposes structured references with a confidence score. You approve, enrich if needed, and publish. An approved reference is immediately available to sales, in its latest version.
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Incoming documents
CR
CR de mission — Bandai Namco
PR
Propale gagnée — Carrefour
@
Mail de clôture — Decathlon
Continuous reading of your sources.
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AI extraction
Secteur 92 %
Technologies 87 %
Durée 78 %
Chiffres clés 41 %
Structured fields with a confidence score.
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Marketing approval queue
À valider 12
En cours
À voir
À voir
A clear queue — you decide.
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Published library · sales side
Bandai Namco
Publiée
L'Oréal
Publiée
SNCF
Publiée
EDF
Publiée
Available immediately, self-service.
What it changes for you.
A library that builds itself without asking anyone
Showy reads existing project documents. You stop sending forms no one fills in.
Centralized approval, controlled quality
Every reference goes through you before publication. You keep control of the tone, the emphasis, the key figures.
Controlled lifecycle
Draft, approved, updated, archived. You steer what's exposed to sales and keep a record of it.
Real usage reporting
You see which references get used in proposals and which sit idle. The library becomes a steering tool, not a graveyard.
Your questions.
How much control do we keep over what gets published?
Full control. No AI-generated reference is published without human approval. You set the rules: who approves, who can edit, who can view. Showy proposes, you decide.
We have a very specific reference model. Can Showy adapt to it?
The data model is fully customizable. You define your fields — key figures, industries, technologies, team size, duration — and Showy structures within them. You don't adapt to Showy; it's the other way around.
How do we measure that it's working?
You see it in real time: reference usage rates, most-viewed references, orphan references, approval rates. The library becomes a steering tool, not a repository you feed without knowing whether it helps.