Making a document
Reports, proposals, briefs and memos come out as real Word documents with real formatting, opened beside the conversation.
Northwind status
Northwind has agreed a phased October rollout.
The commercial terms are unchanged from the original agreement, including the annual renewal cycle.
Delivery depends on the data clause clearing legal review, which is scheduled for Friday.
Risks
The renewal notice window closes before the forecast assumes the uplift.
Revise it in plain language
- Say what it is and who it is for
- You get a real Word document
- Revise it in plain language
Asking for one
Name the document type, the audience and the source material. "A one-page status note for the exec team" produces something quite different from "a detailed project report".
Editing
Ask for changes in the chat and each one becomes a new version. Tightening a section, adding a heading or changing the tone are all things you can just ask for.
Downloading
The file downloads as a standard Word document and opens anywhere.
Working from your own material
Attach or mention the source first. See attaching files, or use Deep Research when the source is a whole folder.