Best Document Collaboration Software for ChatGPT

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    ONLYOFFICE Docs Reviews
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    ONLYOFFICE Docs

    Ascensio System SIA

    Free
    715 Ratings
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    ONLYOFFICE Docs is a secure online office suite for teams and businesses of all sizes. Create and edit docs, sheets, slides, fillable forms and PDFs. Collaborate with your teammates in real time using two co-editing modes, version history and other tools. Enable the AI assistant of your choice — ChatGPT, DeepSeek, Mistral, Groq AI, etc. Generate new content, summarize, translate and do more with your favourite AI tool while working on office files. Integrate ONLYOFFICE Docs into your business platform, whether it be Odoo, Alfresco, Confluence, Pipedrive, Nextcloud, Redmine, SuiteCRM, etc., via an integration app (40+ available integrations). Use Docs within ONLYOFFICE DocSpace, a room-based document collaboration platform equipped with the online office suite. Create dedicated spaces for different purposes, invite your teammates, assign access permissions and collaborate the way you like. With DocSpace, you can store, share and co-edit office files, and even interact with third parties.
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    Foxit PDF Editor Reviews
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    Foxit PDF Editor

    Foxit Software

    $10.99 US per month
    172 Ratings
    Foxit PDF Editor is a comprehensive PDF solution that enables users to create, edit, review, collaborate on, secure, organize, export, OCR, and eSign PDFs across desktop, mobile, and web. Built for business professionals, it provides intuitive workflows and enterprise-grade functionality, integrations, and deployment capabilities at a cost-effective price point. Available in PDF Editor and PDF Editor+ editions, the platform supports everyone from individual users to large organizations requiring advanced collaboration and security features. Included with Foxit PDF Editor, Foxit DMS keeps files organized, secure, and under control throughout their lifecycle.
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    Box Reviews
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    Box (NYSE:BOX) is the leader in Intelligent Content Management. Our platform enables organizations to fuel collaboration, manage the entire content lifecycle, secure critical content, and transform business workflows with enterprise AI. Founded in 2005, Box simplifies work for leading global organizations, including AstraZeneca, JLL, Morgan Stanley, and Nationwide. Box is headquartered in Redwood City, CA, with offices across the United States, Europe, and Asia. Visit box.com to learn more
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    Notion

    Notion Labs

    $12/user/month
    26 Ratings
    Notion is a comprehensive all-in-one workspace that empowers teams to write, plan, collaborate, and organize everything in one place. The platform offers a wide range of tools to create documents, manage tasks, and build detailed project roadmaps, allowing teams to work smarter, not harder. Notion's AI-powered features assist with summarizing lengthy documents, drafting content, and providing quick answers to questions related to ongoing projects. The platform's high degree of customization gives users the flexibility to set up workflows, build templates, and tailor the workspace to their needs, making it ideal for teams of any size. Whether it's managing a project timeline, tracking goals, or maintaining a shared knowledge base, Notion provides a flexible and powerful solution for improving collaboration, communication, and overall team productivity.
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    Microsoft Word Reviews
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    Microsoft Word, part of the Microsoft 365 suite, combines decades of trusted word processing innovation with the latest advancements in AI-powered writing assistance. With Copilot, users can instantly generate outlines, summarize long documents, or refine tone and structure through conversational prompts. The intelligent Editor tool enhances writing by checking grammar, clarity, conciseness, and inclusiveness, helping you communicate more effectively. Word’s cloud-first design allows seamless collaboration, enabling multiple people to edit, comment, and share feedback in real time across devices. Integrated OneDrive storage keeps all your files secure and accessible from anywhere, while Microsoft Defender protects your work from cyber threats. Word also supports rich formatting, dictation, voice commands, and thousands of professional templates to help users create standout documents. Available through Microsoft 365 Personal, Family, and Premium plans, users can unlock advanced features, including Copilot refinements and AI-generated content. Whether you’re a student, professional, or enterprise team, Word offers the tools to write better, faster, and smarter.
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    Slite Reviews

    Slite

    Slite

    $10/month/user
    2 Ratings
    Most documentation goes stale the moment it's written. Slite fixes that: it's a knowledge base that keeps itself current, so engineers, ops and support teams (and the AI coding and chat assistants they rely on) always read accurate information. The built-in Slite Agent brings enterprise search to the tools where work actually happens, including GitHub PRs, Linear and Jira tickets, Slack threads and Google Drive. When something changes, it flags the docs that no longer match, proposes an edit as a side-by-side diff, and waits for a teammate to accept or dismiss it. Nothing is rewritten without human sign-off. Developers can plug Slite into Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client, or script it through the public API. Both are available on every plan at no extra cost. Every change is logged with its origin: web, API, MCP or agent. Security: SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, EU data residency, plus SAML SSO and SCIM on Enterprise. Try it free for 14 days, no credit card needed.
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    Coda Reviews
    Coda is a platform that uses low-code to build enterprise applications. Coda is a new canvas that combines text and tables -- a unified workspace that your team will never forget. It can be a simple list, or a real database. You can create custom views to allow everyone to see the data in their preferred way, while still working from a single source. Your doc can add building blocks such as buttons and packs to do useful things, such as email your timesheet or nudge your colleague on Slack. The building blocks are arranged so that it feels like a native app when you open it on your phone. You can swipe to activate buttons. Sections are your nav. Notifications are sent to your phone.
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