Currently, Phoenix does not support real-time collaboration, but you can collaborate effectively by creating, editing, and sharing documents manually with your team.
At present, Phoenix does not support real-time shared document editing or collaboration. However, it offers powerful tools for creating, editing, and managing content that can be manually shared with team members or collaborators. Here’s how you can still collaborate effectively using Phoenix:
You can use Phoenix’s suite of AI-powered tools to create content, and then manually share the completed documents with team members for feedback and input. Phoenix makes it easy to produce high-quality content in various formats.
After you've created or edited a document, you can export it in a format such as PDF or Word and share it with your team via email or your preferred communication platform.
After sharing your documents, gather feedback from your collaborators and use Phoenix’s AI-powered tools to quickly incorporate those changes. The AI Assistants can help you rewrite sections, enhance clarity, or generate additional content based on suggestions from your team.
While Phoenix doesn’t yet offer real-time collaboration, you can still collaborate conceptually by generating ideas using Phoenix’s AI Assistants and sharing them with your team. Use tools like the Blog Idea Generator, Innovation Blueprint, or AI Launchpad to create a foundation for new projects.
Phoenix is always evolving, and real-time collaboration features are on the horizon. In the future, users will be able to work together in real time, editing documents simultaneously, making it easier to collaborate on projects without manual sharing. As these features are developed, Phoenix will become an even more powerful platform for teamwork and collaboration.
While real-time collaboration is not yet available in Phoenix, the platform offers powerful tools for creating and editing documents that can be shared manually with your team. By using AI to generate content and making efficient use of export and feedback cycles, you can still collaborate effectively on projects. Stay tuned for future updates, as real-time collaboration features are in development to further streamline teamwork.