Import and Export of Documents
Maja Gunz
Last Update 2 maanden geleden
How do I bring existing work into Enzzo?
Upload your file using the context button within your workspace chat. Then explicitly tell the AI what you’d like it to do with the file—for example: “I’ve uploaded our assumption mapping table. Please use it to populate the key hypotheses section.” Treat the AI like a person: give it clear instructions about what you’ve provided and what you want done with it.
Upload your file using the context button within your workspace chat. Then explicitly tell the AI what you’d like it to do with the file—for example: “I’ve uploaded our assumption mapping table. Please use it to populate the key hypotheses section.” Treat the AI like a person: give it clear instructions about what you’ve provided and what you want done with it.
Can I import data from my existing tools?
Yes! You can upload Excel, CSV, .PDF and other file formats directly into Enzzo. A native Miro integration is also available, allowing you to connect your Miro boards without manual export.
Yes! You can upload Excel, CSV, .PDF and other file formats directly into Enzzo. A native Miro integration is also available, allowing you to connect your Miro boards without manual export.
What file formats can I export from Enzzo?
Enzzo supports export to PDF, Excel/CSV, PowerPoint, and Word.
Enzzo supports export to PDF, Excel/CSV, PowerPoint, and Word.
Can I edit generated deliverables outside Enzzo and bring them back?
Yes! You can export generated documents and decks, edit them in your preferred tool (PowerPoint, Word, Excel, etc.), and upload the revised version back into the Enzzo chat. The AI will pick up your changes automatically and incorporate them as context—you don’t need to describe what you changed.
Yes! You can export generated documents and decks, edit them in your preferred tool (PowerPoint, Word, Excel, etc.), and upload the revised version back into the Enzzo chat. The AI will pick up your changes automatically and incorporate them as context—you don’t need to describe what you changed.