Artifacts
Open Artifacts to find everything your teammates have created — drafts, images, slides, reports — and manage outbound connector sync on the same cards and list rows.
Artifacts vs. Business knowledge
Section titled “Artifacts vs. Business knowledge”Two places, two different jobs — here’s the one-line difference so you always know where to look.
Artifacts
What your teammates produced — plus inline sync status when copies are mirrored out to connected services.
Business knowledge
Documents you upload for teammates to read about your business. See Business knowledge.
Browse artifacts
Section titled “Browse artifacts”Artifacts is your team’s portfolio: everything your teammates have created, in one place.
Open Artifacts
In the side menu, choose Artifacts. You’ll see a card for each item — a real preview thumbnail, the item’s name, the teammate who made it, and the date.
Narrow it down
Type in the search box to filter by name, or use the dropdowns to filter by type (images, slides, documents, tables, and more), by source (from a chat or from a task), and to sort by newest, oldest, or name. Switch between grid and list view with the buttons at the top right.
Open an item to preview it
Click any card to open it full-screen. You’ll see the item itself, who created it, when, and a link back to the chat or task it came from — so you can always trace a piece of work to its origin.
Connector sync (inline on each artifact)
Section titled “Connector sync (inline on each artifact)”When you connect a service (your Connectors), finished work can be mirrored out to it. On Artifacts, promoted items show a sync status badge for every connected target — on grid cards and in the list Sync column. Use the ⋯ menu on that row for per-target actions.
| Sync status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Synced | The file made it to the connected service. Use the ⋯ menu to Open in that service. |
| Pending | It’s on its way. The library refreshes after actions, so the badge updates without a separate page. |
| Failed | It didn’t go through. Open the ⋯ menu and choose Retry sync. |
| Opted out | You chose not to send this one to that service. You can still Resume sync later. |
Good to know
Section titled “Good to know”A teammate’s work shows up here only after it’s done — and your teammates check each other’s work before calling it done, so what lands in the Library has already been reviewed.
Ask before sending is ON; nothing goes out without your OK.
What if it isn’t working?
Section titled “What if it isn’t working?”If Artifacts looks empty or out of date, walk these in order:
- Nothing listed. Your teammates haven’t produced anything yet. Start a chat or a task and ask for a draft — it’ll appear here once it’s made.
- You can’t find a recent item. Clear the search box and set every filter back to All. Check the Show Archived toggle in case it was tidied away.
- A file is stuck on “Pending.” Give it a moment — refresh the page if needed. If it flips to Failed, open the ⋯ menu and choose Retry sync.
- A file shows “Failed.” The connected service may have lost its connection. Retry from the ⋯ menu; if it keeps failing, re-check that service under Connectors.
- No sync badges appear. You may not have connected any service yet, or the artifact isn’t set to sync. Both are normal.
Still stuck? Head to Getting help and we’ll sort it out.
Where do I see connector sync?
On Artifacts itself — each promoted item shows per-service badges and a ⋯ menu on its card or list row. There is no separate Files page or Connector sync tab.
How is this different from Business knowledge?
Business knowledge is for documents you upload so teammates understand your business — you organize them and control who reads each folder. Artifacts shows work that’s been produced or synced out, not files you add for reference. See Business knowledge.
Can I download something from the Library?
Yes. Open any item to preview it full-screen, then save it. Each item also links back to the chat or task it came from.
Why does a file say 'Pending' for so long?
It’s still on its way to the connected service. If it turns to Failed, use Retry sync from the ⋯ menu.
Can I stop a file from being sent to a connected service?
Yes. Open the file’s ⋯ menu and choose Don’t sync to that service. You can always resume sync later if you change your mind.
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”Business knowledge
Upload your own documents for teammates to read — and control who sees each folder.
Tasks board
See the work in progress that ends up in your Library.
Chatting with your teammates
Ask a teammate to draft something — it’ll show up in the Library when it’s ready.
Trust and safety
How your data stays private and why nothing sends without your OK.