Document Analysis and Presentation

Every day we encounter large volumes of information that must be quickly reviewed and put to use. Tila helps analyze documents, structure data, and turn them into clear, useful content — whether it’s a summary, a presentation, or a finished text.

📄 Video Transcript

Every day, we deal with a huge amount of information that we need to quickly review, figure out how important it is for us, and use it in our work. TILA helps with this by using the analytical power of artificial intelligence to process large volumes of data and present it in a way that's easy to work with. To get started, just add the document you need to your TILA workspace. From that moment on, its contents become a source of data for all kinds of tasks, whether you want to analyze it or create something new. For example, you can quickly get the gist of a document using a mind map. Students will definitely find this tool handy for quickly studying and memorizing lectures when getting ready for exams. It shows the structure of the document with the main knowledge points highlighted. You can also dive deeper into any specific section or topic in the document. Just ask TILA to give you more details, add charts, or provide explanations. And if you don't want to lose your results, simply save them as a separate document. You can always come back to it later or share it with colleagues and friends. Another popular way to use Tila is to help prepare content. For instance, you can take an article you've just studied as a starting point, and Tila will generate a draft publication based on its text. And finally, let's see how artificial intelligence can make it easier to create presentations. Just make a new tile, and Tila will use the article you added earlier to build a PowerPoint presentation. You can set the slide format and the number of slides in the card's settings. For the background, you can use your own templates or ask Tila to create a new one. Check the result. If you need to, you can tweak the layout or move things around on the slides. You can also ask Tila to make a new version based on your feedback, add something else to the slides, or change their content.

Steps

1. Upload the document to the canvas.
2. Use a mind map to analyze the text structure.
3. Dive into the needed sections and request explanations.
4. Save intermediate or final materials.
5. Generate an article or news note based on the document.
6. Prepare a presentation in the desired style and format.