Share documents from ChatGPT.
Keep track of what happens next.

Open AnyShare’s public plugin listing and choose Install plugin. Sign in to ChatGPT if prompted, then sign in to AnyShare. You can also find it by searching for “AnyShare” in the Plugins directory.

On AnyShare’s permission screen, check that the connection returns to chatgpt.com. Choose the organization you intend to use. For this walkthrough, allow document lookup, uploads, secure share links, and engagement reads. Adding files to existing data rooms is a separate permission.

Approve the permissions you want to grant and return to ChatGPT. Start a new conversation and select AnyShare with @AnyShare, or choose it from the available plugins. Menu labels can vary by client and workspace policy.

Confirm the organization before uploading. Changing organizations in the AnyShare website does not switch an existing assistant connection. If access is paused, resolve it with your organization owner before continuing.

Attach your finished PDF to the conversation. A pitch deck, proposal, or project brief is a good first example. If ChatGPT helped you write the content, make sure you have the actual file you want recipients to open.

AnyShare needs the original file bytes. Pasting its text or mentioning a filename on your computer is not an upload. When ChatGPT can transfer the attachment, AnyShare imports it directly. If it cannot, follow the authenticated browser upload link it provides, choose the original file, and return to the conversation.

Replace “Meridian pitch deck” with your document’s name. Wait for a ready status before sharing. If processing is still pending, use the returned document or upload reference to check again; you do not need to upload another copy.

Check the document title and access settings in the response. Email verification means a recipient must prove control of their email address before opening the document. It does not restrict access to a specific person unless you also configure an email allowlist.

AnyShare’s new plugin-created links require verified email and disable downloads by default. You can review the link in the AnyShare website before sending it. Configure passwords in the website, not in your chat. Disabling downloads does not prevent screenshots or someone copying information they can see.

Copy the recipient link into your email or message. Creating a link with AnyShare does not send it to anyone. For a complete recipient walkthrough, see how to share a pitch deck securely and track slide views.

Once someone has opened the share link, ask for engagement on that document. Specify a date range and start with an aggregate report. A newly created link may correctly have no visits.

Recorded active time and completion describe viewer activity. They do not prove someone read, understood, liked, or agreed with the document. Repeat sessions and repeat pages can affect totals; use the report alongside the recipient’s actual questions.

When you need individual details, explicitly ask for recorded viewers and their verification status. An anonymous visit cannot identify a person. Reading an engagement report does not add a document view.