Where Do Your Shared Documents End Up? An EU Workspace That Clears Itself

Where do your shared contracts end up? In TeamGlot they don't pile up in inboxes: you share the document once in a room with the chat next to it, the team chat is deleted two hours after it's sent, and documents are deleted within 24 hours at most.

Where Do Your Shared Documents End Up? An EU Workspace That Clears Itself – TeamGlot video

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In this video

  • One document, one version, all parties – with the chat right next to it
  • Team chat is deleted 2 hours after it's sent; documents within 24 hours at most. Download what you need to keep – a workspace, not an archive
  • Hosted with Hetzner in Germany, AI by Mistral in France. Encrypted with AES-256-GCM and TLS 1.3. No AI data is used for AI training
  • Invite a client as a guest with a one-time code – valid for 10 hours, no account needed
  • Read and reply in your own language – live translation into 33 languages
  • Team Collaboration is part of TeamGlot Pro – try Pro free for 7 days when you register a payment method, nothing is charged during the trial, cancel within 7 days at no cost

Chapters

  • 0:00 Where do your shared contracts end up?
  • 0:12 Four copies of one contract, and nobody decided that
  • 0:40 One room for the document and the chat – deleted automatically
  • 1:19 The server is in the EU – but whose law applies?
  • 2:05 Built in Denmark, hosted in Germany, AI in France
  • 2:33 Translating a contract without a free online translator
  • 2:53 Invite your client as a guest and read in French
  • 3:37 No more documents back and forth by email
  • 3:59 Try TeamGlot Pro free for 7 days

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TeamGlot brings documents, chat, tasks and calendar together in one place, so companies can share, approve and discuss documents with clients and partners without long email threads – and everything can be translated live into 33 languages. Built in Denmark, hosted in the EU.