Guide to the EchoChat workspace
Docs V2 is organized around how the product works today: core chat workflows, advanced creation tools, and the controls organization admins actually use.
Assistants
Work with the assistant hub, choose the right assistant for a job, and understand when to move from default assistants to custom ones.
Read guideChats
Start conversations, understand context, and keep long-running work organized as your history grows.
Read guideAttachments
Upload files into chats and workflows, understand what attachments are best for, and know when project or assistant files are a better fit.
Read guideHistory
Search, review, and clean up older work without losing track of the conversations that still matter.
Read guideSettings
Manage profile, language, and plan-related settings without confusing personal controls with organization-level admin controls.
Read guideProjects
Group related files, chats, and instructions into a dedicated workspace so repeated work does not sprawl across unrelated threads.
Read guideAudio
Use the dedicated audio hub for transcription and voice workflows instead of treating spoken content as a generic attachment.
Read guideImage and video generation
Use the image hub for generation, editing, and newer media workflows that do not fit the standard text chat model.
Read guideCustom assistants
Create reusable assistants with dedicated instructions, tool access, and knowledge files instead of rebuilding the same setup in each conversation.
Read guideMembers and teams
Invite people, structure team access, and understand how organization context differs from private user work.
Read guideBilling and extra credits
Understand plans, Stripe billing flows, credit purchasing, and the newer extra-credit controls that affect real spending.
Read guideAnalytics and controls
Use analytics, model settings, and organization-level controls to keep the workspace healthy without micromanaging every user.
Read guideAccess and security
Keep the organization secure by aligning roles, shared access, and privacy expectations with the way the workspace is actually used.
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