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Add your own files to the Bridge Knowledge Base for answers

The Knowledge Base is a file library in Bridge. Upload a file once, and the Assistant, your agents and your Spaces can search it as a source. This guide covers which files work, how to check a file is searchable, and how to connect it where you need it.

Why add files at all

Meetings rarely hold all the context. A pricing sheet, a product spec or an onboarding checklist often answers the question someone asks after a call.

With those files in the Knowledge Base, you upload once and reuse them. You don't attach the same document every time you ask the Assistant something.

Which files work

  • Formats: PDF, DOCX, CSV, TXT, MD, JPEG and PNG.
  • Size: up to 10 MB per file.
  • Where: Account settings → Context → Files.
  • Plan: uploading files needs a paid plan (Professional, Business or Enterprise).

Upload and organize

  • Select Upload, or drag files onto the page or onto a folder.
  • Select New folder to group related files, such as one folder per product or client.
  • Drag a file onto a folder to move it, or use the file's actions menu to add it to a folder.
  • Switch to table view to see each file's name, type, size and date added.

Check the file is searchable

After upload, a status label shows whether Bridge can search the file. Check it before you rely on the file in an answer.

LabelWhat it meansWhat to do
ProcessingText is still being extractedWait, then check again
No text foundThe file has no extractable textUpload a version with text in it
Not searchableProcessing failedHover the label to see the reason

Connect files where you need them

A file in the library isn't used until you connect it. Connect it in one or more of these places.

  • Assistant: turn on Search files in the sources menu, then choose the files or folders it can search.
  • Agents: give an agent the Files search tool and only the files it should use. Custom agents need a paid plan.
  • Spaces: open the Space's Files tab and add files or folders from your library, or upload files directly. Inviting others to a Space needs a paid plan.

How files behave in a Space

  • Members and guests of the Space can view the files you add.
  • A linked folder stays linked, so files added to it later appear in the Space automatically.
  • Each Space can hold 200K tokens of file text and shows how much of that budget is in use.
  • A file added to a linked folder can push a Space over its budget. Then nothing new can be added until something is removed, but the Assistant keeps working.

Example: a sales team's pricing questions

This setup is illustrative. A sales team keeps its current pricing sheet and security overview in a Knowledge Base folder called Sales references.

They link that folder to their Deals Space. After a call, a rep asks the Space's Assistant what the customer was promised. It can answer from both the Space's meetings and the pricing sheet.

Before you delete a file

Deleting a file removes it from Files and from everywhere it is used as a source. It can't be undone.

Removing a file from a folder is different: the file stays in your library and remains available as a source.

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