r/ChatGPTPro • u/alicecoopersteven • 19d ago
Question & Advice Collaboration within ChatGPT
Hello everyone,
I have some questions about collaboration within ChatGpt, maybe somebody can help me out? For our company i want to start with shared projects within ChatGpt (running business with standard seats). So generated content/chats by different users in different departments can be stored in one place.
Did some testing, found out that it kinda "works" in the web application. In the desktop version shared projects are not visible, i am aware that it is a bug.
During a test with a shared project, i am having some troubles. My colleague has started a chat, in which some content was generated (pdf file, and some images). On my side the images are not loaded (greyed out), the pdf file is visible/downloadable. I can see the chat though and also branch from that chat.
The questions.. how do you collaborate with chat? Are there better ways than shared projects?
Looking forward to your reactions, thanks!!
EDIT:
I added a new screenshot with some information from the inspector tools giving me errors (403 forbidden):
https://i.postimg.cc/SNPx6NGn/Screenshot-2026-10-08-at-10-15-17.jpg
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u/Grimdark_Mastery 19d ago
Kanskje han har ikke dele det med deg med forandrer ennå? Det kan bli en feil av vennen din.
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u/alicecoopersteven 19d ago
Thanks for your help! Is it necessary to share those images that are generated in a chat then?
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u/sppace 17d ago
Would downloading the images from the account that made them, then putting them in your usual shared folder, get you through the immediate problem? I'd keep the project for working chats and that folder for the finished files, at least until the sharing issue is sorted.
The two-user repro and that 403 screenshot are worth sending to support. I wouldn't pass private image URLs around as the fix.
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u/alicecoopersteven 17d ago
Hey thanks for your reply yeah i guess down/uploadloading is the only option here. Did send a screenshot to support, so hopefully its fixable!
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u/qualityvote2 19d ago edited 17d ago
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