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Create an owner presentation

Build your OAC or owner meeting deck in PowerPoint and PDF from your project data.

👥 Who it’s for: Project Managers, Project Executives

🗓 When to use it: Before each OAC or owner meeting

The owner deck takes hours: pull the budget, update the schedule, count open RFIs and submittals, list the decisions you need. Muro builds the deck from your project data in PowerPoint and PDF, ready for you to review and present.

At a glance

📁 Add these files

Nothing if your project management tool is connected · Otherwise, upload your budget, cost report, schedule and RFI/submittal logs

🔌 Connect (optional)

Your project management tool (e.g., Procore, Autodesk)

📄 You get

An owner meeting deck in PowerPoint and PDF: progress, budget, cost, cash flow, schedule, RFIs, submittals and decisions needed

⏱ Takes about

A few minutes

Example output (illustrative data)

What to ask

1. Build the deck:

Create the owner presentation for this week's OAC meeting, in PowerPoint and PDF.

2. Add the open items:

Add a slide with RFI and submittal status and the open items the owner needs to act on.

3. Focus the decisions:

List the decisions we need from the owner, with the date we need each one by.

Go further:

Add a slide on the three biggest schedule risks.

Compare this month's cost to last month's and explain the changes.

Make a one-page summary for the owner's executive.

Tips & best practices

  • ✅ Check the numbers before you present. Click the source links to confirm budget and cost figures. See How Muro cites its sources.

  • 💡 Run it every week. Set it up as a scheduled task so a fresh deck is ready before each meeting.

  • ✅ Add your notes to the decisions slide. Muro lists what's open. You know what to push for.

Good to know

  • The deck is exported in PowerPoint and PDF.

  • No connected tool? Upload the reports instead.

  • The deck shows what's in your data. If a log isn't up to date, the slide won't be either.

  • Don't see your tool in Apps? Contact our team.

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