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Sharing Chats and Conversations

Share AI conversations with team members

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Written by Eden Noelle

Why Share Chats?

Sharing chat conversations allows you to:

  • Collaborate with team members on tender responses

  • Get feedback on AI-generated content

  • Share research findings and analysis

  • Demonstrate your approach to stakeholders

  • Preserve institutional knowledge

How to Share a Chat

Step 1: Navigate to the Project from which you want to share a chat
Click on the project in your projects dashboard. The system will then redirect you to the chat layout.

Step 2: Click on the chat conversation you want to share
The overview of chat conversations is located at the bottom-left of the chat interface page.

Step 3: Navigate to "settings" on the left side.

After clicking on "settings", a new window opens. In the next step, click on “collaboration”.

Step 4: Choose the members you want to share the chat conversation with.

You can add team members to the chat conversation. Then click on "save".

Important notes:

  • If you branch a chat conversation, these conversations are also shared with the members of the original chat.

  • Only the original person who started the chat conversation can share.

Personal Workspace Chats vs. Project Chats

Chats in your personal workspace and chats inside a project behave differently:

Personal workspace chat

Project chat

Visible to

Only you, by default.

All project members (if shared), or only you (if not shared).

Can be shared

Yes — via Settings → Collaboration inside the chat.

Yes — via Settings → Collaboration inside the chat.

Can be moved

No — a personal workspace chat cannot be moved into a project.

N/A

Workaround: If you started a useful chat in your personal workspace and want your project team to access it, share the chat with your project members via Settings → Collaboration. They will then be able to see it in their chat list. You cannot physically move it into the project folder, but sharing achieves the same result.

Best Practices for Sharing

  • Share early in the process to get input before content is finalized

  • Document decisions made based on shared conversations

Sharing Go/No-Go Analysis

When sharing Go/No-Go analysis with decision-makers:

  1. Create a dedicated chat for the Go/No-Go analysis

  2. Generate comprehensive analysis using AI

  3. Add your own commentary and recommendations

  4. Share with stakeholders using "View Only" permission

  5. Request feedback by a specific date

  6. Document the final decision in the chat

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