Product

One trusted version.Everywhere your business shows up.

This is what happens after you paste your website. Six steps, in order, every time.

Frontsheet prepares the first version. You decide what becomes trusted information.

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See the whole sequence, live.

Meridian IT Partners below is a demonstration company, not a real customer. Step through it, then paste your own website at the bottom of this page.

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Demonstration

We reviewed meridianitpartners.example

Meridian IT Partners — demonstration company

Demonstration

7Pages reviewed
4Services found
6Customer proof points identified
2Pricing details need confirmation
1Service may be outdated

Which 7 pages

Home
About
Services
Pricing
Team
Case studies
Contact

Frontsheet reads the Meridian IT Partners homepage and core identity pages, then shows what it found.

What actually happens

01 / 06

Frontsheet starts with what you've already published.

Paste the page that describes your business. Frontsheet reads that page, plus the core pages that define what you do, who you serve, and what you charge. It doesn't crawl your whole website, and it doesn't invent anything that isn't already published.

We reviewed meridianitpartners.example

Meridian IT Partners — demonstration company

Demonstration

7Pages reviewed
4Services found
6Customer proof points identified
2Pricing details need confirmation
1Service may be outdated

Which 7 pages

Home
About
Services
Pricing
Team
Case studies
Contact

02 / 06

It organizes everything it finds.

Every fact gets a status: Found, Needs review, Confirmed, Missing, or Possibly outdated. Four names for one service become one entry, across your services, pricing, proof, and customer stories.

Meridian IT Partners — demonstration company — organized facts

Demonstration

Primary service name
Confirmed
Before and now
Before:
Full-service IT support
Now:
Managed IT support
“Managed infrastructure” (Services page)
Needs review
Before and now
Before:
Managed infrastructure
Now:
Same service as Managed IT support. Needs one name picked.
“End-to-end technology partnership” (Home page)
Needs review
Before and now
Before:
End-to-end technology partnership
Now:
Same service as Managed IT support. Needs one name picked.
“Everything computer-related” (About page)
Possibly outdated
Before and now
Before:
Everything computer-related
Now:
This page has not changed since 2019. May not describe the business today.
Certifications mentioned on the About page
Found
Before and now
Before:
Microsoft Partner and other certifications mentioned in passing.
Now:
Two certifications found. Names still need confirming against current status.
Monthly support pricing
Confirmed
Before and now
Before:
Not on the site.
Now:
Starts at $2,000 a month. Confirmed with the owner.
Response time
Confirmed
Before and now
Before:
We respond fast, every time.
Now:
Within 4 business hours. Confirmed with the team.
Team size
Needs review
Before and now
Before:
Founded by a two-person team in 2014.
Now:
12 people today. Founding year is still correct; team size needs updating on the site.
“Trusted across the region” claim
Missing
Before and now
Before:
Trusted by businesses across the region.
Now:
No source found for this claim yet.
Customer story
Confirmed
Before and now
Before:
Not on the site.
Now:
One slot, reserved for an approved customer story.

03 / 06

It highlights what's inconsistent, unsupported, or outdated.

The same service, described three different ways across your own pages. A claim with nothing behind it. A page that hasn't changed since before your business did. Frontsheet doesn't rewrite any of this on its own. It puts it in front of you.

One service, three names

Demonstration

Meridian IT Partners — demonstration company's own pages

Services page

“Managed infrastructure”

Home page

“End-to-end technology partnership”

About page

“Everything computer-related”

A claim with nothing behind it. A page that hasn't changed since before the business did. Frontsheet doesn't rewrite any of this on its own. It puts it in front of you.

04 / 06

You confirm what's true.

Read through what it found. Fix what's wrong, confirm what's right. Nothing becomes trusted information until you say so.

Team size

Demonstration

The site says:: Founded by a two-person team in 2014.
Frontsheet found:: 12 people today. Founding year is still correct; team size needs updating on the site.

Needs review

Not yet confirmed. Frontsheet found this; it isn't trusted information until you say so.

Frontsheet prepares the first version. You decide what becomes trusted information.

05 / 06

Trusted information gets reused everywhere your business shows up.

The same confirmed fact becomes your sales sheet, your service page, your proposal introduction, and what your team says out loud. Confirm it once. It shows up correctly everywhere after that.

One confirmed fact, reused everywhere

Demonstration

Managed IT support

Sales sheetService pageProposal introductionCapability statement

The same facts, three ways

Demonstration

Sales sheet

Current

The one-pager that says what Meridian does and why it works.

Capability statement

Current

Services, certifications, and what sets the team apart, on one page.

Service one-pager

Current

One service, explained clearly, with the proof that it works.

Pitch deck outlines come with an editable PowerPoint alongside the print-ready PDF. Preview every piece free before you buy.

06 / 06

When something changes, updates flow from the same source.

Raise a price or update a service, and every piece built from it flips to Needs refresh. Review each one and approve it to bring it current again.

Change one fact, see what it touches

Demonstration

Monthly support starts at $2,000.

Require a review step before any piece exports. Turned on per workspace. Growth and above; toggled as an org setting.

What this actually means for you

Website import
Paste your website. We pull your business details from one page.
You don't start from a blank page. Frontsheet works from what you've already published.
Change detection
When your website changes, the materials it affects are marked Needs refresh.
Old pricing and outdated claims stop appearing in new materials.
Team seats
Invite your team, assign roles, and work from the same trusted information.
Your team no longer has to guess how to describe the service.
Standard output set
Every plan, including Starter, includes sales sheets, one-pagers, and the rest of the standard set.
Every plan gets a finished sales sheet and one-pager, not just a description.
Approval workflow
Require a review step before any piece exports. Turned on per workspace.
Nothing goes back out until someone on your team has reviewed it.
Activity feed and notifications
See what changed, get a weekly digest, and get notified when a piece is sent or opened.
You find out what changed before a customer does.
Comments
Leave comments on a piece so your team can weigh in before it goes out.
Your team can raise a concern on a piece before it goes out, not after.

Straight answers

What does Frontsheet start with?: The page that describes your business today, plus the core pages that cover services, pricing, team, and proof.
What information does it find?: What you do, who you serve, what you charge, and the proof you have to back it up, wherever it's stated inconsistently.
What does the founder review?: Everything that's inconsistent, unsupported, or possibly out of date, one fact at a time.
What becomes trusted?: Only what you confirm. Nothing becomes official without your say-so.
How is the information reused?: It becomes the source for your sales sheet, your service page, your proposal, and what your team says out loud.
What happens when information changes?: Every piece built from it is marked Needs refresh. You review and approve the update before it goes back out.
What stays under the founder's control?: What's true, always. Frontsheet prepares a first draft; final say is yours.

For the founder

You stop being the only one who can explain the business.

Right now, the truest description of your firm lives in your head. Deals slow down when you're not in the room, and every explanation your team gives is a translation from memory.

Once your team is working from the approved version, that stops. A newer teammate answers, quotes, and follows up in the firm's own words, because those words have a permanent home, kept current, instead of living in one person's head.

See it work on your business.

Paste your website. A few minutes later, you're reading your own first draft.