ChatGPT Introduces Connectors for Your Workspace
AI is moving deeper into how organizations manage knowledge and meetings.

This week, OpenAI introduced new ChatGPT capabilities designed for enterprises: automated meeting note capture and deep integration with business apps like Google Drive, Box, and Notion, helping leaders and teams work faster, with fewer gaps and missed insights.
Meeting Note Recording and Transcription
- Recording audio during live conversations.
- Auto-transcribe and capture notes: Summarizes conversations with time-stamped citations.
- Suggest next actions: AI analyzes the conversation and proposes actionable follow-ups.
- Query meeting notes like a database: Search across past meetings to quickly retrieve decisions or discussed points.
- Turn action items into projects: Push tasks into Canvas (OpenAI’s AI-first workspace for documents and coding).
- Access control: Follows your company’s internal access rules to ensure private data stays secure.
ChatGPT now connects directly to your core work tools:
- Secure connections: Link Google Drive, SharePoint, Box, OneDrive, Notion, Confluence, and more, without complicated IT setup.
- Smart search: Ask ChatGPT to search documents and pull answers from within your connected apps.
- Run deep research: ChatGPT can now research across multiple internal sources, add citations, and generate detailed reports.
- Sync and index: Pre-load important documents to improve speed and accuracy in ChatGPT’s answers.
Here are some examples of how leading teams are already putting these new capabilities to work:
- “Summarize everything we shipped in the last two sprints across PR descriptions, design docs, and spec files from our Google Drive and Confluence.”
- “Compare our feature adoption numbers with industry benchmarks mentioned in internal analyst reports and external sources.”
- “Find the root cause of the outage referenced in yesterday’s post-mortem and list all follow-up actions, citing internal documentation.”
Thought to leave you with: If finding the right document or decision took seconds instead of hours, what would that free your team to focus on?