It depends on what the contract between you is. If there are specific details that need to be part of your agreement then you'll want to ensure that those details are included. For example, some agreements require signatures so it may not matter if the communication occurs via ChatGPT or screenshotted from another application. You should check your contracts or consult your attorney as required before taking any action.

Additionally be sure to follow all relevant local laws regarding evidence gathering. For example in certain jurisdictions recording conversations without consent may be illegal - while other states don't require consent at all for one party to record their own voice during the conversation (again, assuming that you live within USA).

There could also be data privacy concerns depending on the jurisdiction. Finally most websites have their own terms which prohibit archiving their content so please review them before saving any information.  A good rule of thumb when communicating electronically is to assume that the recipient is automatically going to refuse anything until proven otherwise using written documentation. This means you can never take anything like "spirit of the law" for granted but instead always focus on obtaining proof of anything important.

Always err on side of providing too much detail rather than risking missing something important. The same is true even after agreement has been achieved; once agreed upon document everything immediately just incase either party tries to back out later down the road claiming they didn't agree to certain terms! The more evidence you have on paper and third-party sites etc... the easier time you'll have proving your case either in court or elsewhere. Is there anything else I might help you with today?
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