Using Document Chat: Ask Questions, Get Insights
Document Chat lets you interact directly with your documents — ask questions, compare content, and brainstorm strategies to make working with tenders faster and smarter.
✅ What can you do with Document Chat?
Just ask. Document Chat understands natural language and works across all documents in your project. Here’s what you can do:
🗂 Upload your own documents
Add your company’s documents to the Project Document Folder so the chat can include them in its analysis. Think of things like:
- Vision and strategy
- Product or service descriptions
- Previously submitted proposals
💬 Start asking questions
Begin with a simple question or task, like:
- “What are the main topics discussed in this document?”
- “What are the award criteria in this tender?”
- “Summarize this tender in bullet points.”
🔁 Ask follow-up questions
Document Chat remembers the context of your conversation. You can dig deeper or ask for clarification — just like you would with a colleague.
🧪 Trial and error is part of the process
Not getting the answer you want? Rephrase your question or try a different approach. The more you explore, the better you’ll get at prompting.
🤝 Share your learnings
Found a great prompt? Share it with your team to help everyone get more value from Document Chat.
💡 Prompt ideas to get you started
Here are some popular and effective ways to use Document Chat:
🎯 Analyze tone of voice
“What is the tone of voice of the buyer based on the tender documents?”
Follow-up: “Write an instruction for the proposal writer to match this tone.”
📄 Compare documents
Ask Document Chat to identify similarities or differences between:
- Different versions of a tender document
- Tender documents and your internal documents → Compare your vision, product offering, or spot potential red flags
🧠 Extract proposal context
Use Document Chat to fill out the context windows in your Proposal Writer:
- “What is this tender about?”
- “What are the award criteria?”
- “How would you describe the buyer’s tone of voice?”
🗣 Brainstorm strategies
Use the chat as a sparring partner:
- “Help me find information in the documents that is relevant for this award criterion.”
- “Help me prepare a strategy to answer this award criterion convincingly.”
🚀 Tips for success
- Be specific with your questions for better answers
- Upload all relevant documents — the more context, the better
- Don’t be afraid to explore different prompts
- Share your best practices internally