Attach Files to AskCorral

Sometimes the context you need isn't in your connected data — meeting notes, a campaign brief, a vendor doc. You can attach files directly to an AskCorral conversation and the AI will read them and use them as context alongside your live data.

File attachments are rolling out gradually. If you don't see the attach option in your composer yet and want it enabled for your account, contact [e-mail].

How it works

Click the attach button in the AskCorral composer, or drag a file into it. Each attached file shows as a chip with its name and size — remove one with the × before sending. Then ask your question: "Here are my notes from the ops meeting — which of these action items can you check against our actual numbers?"

• Supported today: plain text (.txt) and Markdown (.md) files. Unsupported types are rejected with a message naming the type; more formats are on the way.

• A few files per message, with a per-file size limit — the composer will tell you if a file is too large to include.

• Session-scoped: attachments live with that conversation. They're removed when you delete the conversation, and swept automatically after a retention window — they don't become part of your connected data.

• Private to your account: files are isolated per customer and per user, enforced server-side.

Good uses

• Paste-averse context: a brief, a checklist, meeting notes, a KPI definition doc

• "Compare this plan against our actuals" — attach the plan, let AskCorral pull the actuals

• Terminology: attach a glossary so the AI uses your team's language for a session

Want a file to become a permanent, queryable data source instead? That's an integration, not an attachment — see Connect your data for the Google Sheet, Drive, and OneDrive paths.