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  • Step-by-step to upload your files to AIChatOne
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  1. Product Guides

Upload docs

A step-by-step on how to upload your training documents on AIChatOne and let the AI model to interact with your data to answer your queries.

Step-by-step to upload your files to AIChatOne

  1. Click the “Upload” icon

  2. Choose your document by browsing through your file directory.

  3. Once your document is uploaded, you can proceed to interact with the AI model through the chat.

Important notes

Please take note of the following key points:

  • Our system only supports true PDFs, TXT, or Markdown files. Scanned or image-only PDFs cannot be processed.

  • Only text can be extracted from your documents.

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