FeaturesFile Uploads

File Uploads

You can attach files directly to your messages — documents, spreadsheets, images, and more. Suprvisr reads and analyzes the content so you can ask questions about it.

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File upload in action
GIF placeholder — drag-and-drop or button upload, then asking a question

How to attach a file

There are two ways:

Option 1 — Drag and drop Drag any file from your computer and drop it onto the chat area. The file is automatically attached.

Option 2 — Click the + button Click the + icon to the left of the message input to open a file picker.


File status indicators

After attaching a file, a chip appears in the input area showing the file’s status:

StatusWhat it means
⟳ SpinnerFile is uploading
✓ CheckmarkReady to send with your message
⚠ TriangleUpload failed — try again

You can remove an attached file by clicking the X on its chip before sending.


Supported file types

Documents and images

Word documents, PDFs, images (JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF), and plain text files are attached directly to your message and sent to the AI for processing.

Spreadsheets and CSVs

CSV and Excel files are handled differently — they’re uploaded as data assets and linked to your conversation. The AI can query, summarize, and visualize the data.

Multiple files

You can attach multiple files at once. Each appears as its own chip in the input area.


What to do with uploaded files

Once a file is attached and your message is sent, you can ask the AI to:

  • Summarize — “Summarize the key points from this document”
  • Analyze data — “What are the trends in this spreadsheet?”
  • Answer questions — “Does this PDF mention anything about the refund policy?”
  • Extract information — “List all action items from this meeting notes document”
  • Compare — “Compare the content of these two files”

For large documents, be specific about what you want. “Summarize section 3” is faster and more accurate than “summarize everything.”


File size limits

TypeLimit
ImagesUp to 5MB
DocumentsUp to 5MB
Spreadsheets / CSVUp to 5MB

For SharePoint documents, you don’t need to upload files manually — they’re available directly through the SharePoint integration.