Turn a brief into a polished one-pager

Marketing one-pagers die in email threads: someone rewrites the headline in Slack, another version appears in the deck, and the "final" Word file is never final. Documatch keeps the brief, draft, and approvals in one document with visible diffs.

Start from the brief, not a blank page

Paste or import the creative brief as your first section. Ask the model to propose a one-pager outline: headline, three proof points, CTA, boilerplate. Accept the outline hunks before expanding any section — stakeholders can comment on structure before you polish prose.

On-brand passes

• Paste your voice guidelines in chat, then scope edits to the body only.
• Run a "shorter and punchier" pass on the proof points — reject anything that drops a required claim.
• Use checkpoints before sending to legal; rollback if compliance reverts your CTA.

Ship with a review trail

Export DOCX for the client or sales team. Every accepted hunk is in version history — when someone asks "who changed the pricing line?", you have an answer. Most teams go from brief to approved one-pager in under an hour.