Box, Dropbox, and SharePoint are now in Library

What changed

Source summary

ChatGPT's Library now connects to Box, Dropbox, and SharePoint alongside Google Drive. Once connected, users can browse and search files and folders from those services and add them to a conversation via "Add from Library" or @mentions, without re-uploading.

Why it matters to your work

Practical interpretation

If your team keeps documents in Box, Dropbox, or SharePoint, you can now point ChatGPT straight at those files instead of downloading and re-uploading them every time you want help drafting from or analysing a report, contract, or spreadsheet already sitting in your company's file storage.

When this could help

Worth connecting if you regularly reference documents from Box, Dropbox, or SharePoint in ChatGPT conversations and want to skip the upload step.

Box, Dropbox, and SharePoint now join Google Drive in ChatGPT Library. You can browse, search, and add files to a conversation through Add from Library or @mentions, preview files beside the chat, follow citations back to the source, and ask ChatGPT to work across all files in a selected folder.

How to get started

1. Connect your Box, Dropbox, or SharePoint account in ChatGPT Library. Browse or search files, then add them to a conversation with Add from Library or @mentions.

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Build it into your routine

SCALA suggested workflow

1. Reference documents without re-uploading

   When you need to ask ChatGPT about a document stored in Box, Dropbox, or SharePoint, use Add from Library instead of downloading and re-uploading.

What to check

• Mobile support is not yet available. Existing file permissions and workspace controls apply. Source ↗
• Free users are not listed. Editing source files is only mentioned for Google Drive, not the new connectors. Source ↗