Work smarter with your company knowledge in ChatGPT
A new way to bring together context from all your connected tools for answers that know your business.
ChatGPT can help with almost any question, but the context you need to get work done often lives in your internal tools: docs, files, messages, emails, tickets, and project trackers. Those tools don’t always connect to each other, and the most accurate answer is often spread across them.
Today we’re introducing company knowledge for ChatGPT Business, Enterprise, and Edu. Company knowledge brings all the context from your connected apps together in ChatGPT, giving you answers specific to your business—so you can make decisions, take action, and get things done.
With company knowledge, the information in your connected apps—like Slack, SharePoint, Google Drive, and GitHub—becomes more useful and accessible. It’s powered by a version of GPT‑5 that’s trained to look across multiple sources to give more comprehensive and accurate answers. Every response includes clear citations so you can see where the information came from and trust the results.
For example, if you have an upcoming client call, ChatGPT can create a briefing for you based on recent messages from your account channel in Slack, key details from emails with your client, the last call notes in Google Docs, and any escalations from Intercom support tickets since your last meeting.
How it works
ChatGPT can help with almost any question, but the context you need to get work done often lives in your internal tools: docs, files, messages, emails, tickets, and project trackers. Those tools don’t always connect to each other, and the most accurate answer is often spread across them.
Today we’re introducing company knowledge for ChatGPT Business, Enterprise, and Edu. Company knowledge brings all the context from your connected apps together in ChatGPT, giving you answers specific to your business—so you can make decisions, take action, and get things done.
With company knowledge, the information in your connected apps—like Slack, SharePoint, Google Drive, and GitHub—becomes more useful and accessible. It’s powered by a version of GPT‑5 that’s trained to look across multiple sources to give more comprehensive and accurate answers. Every response includes clear citations so you can see where the information came from and trust the results.
For example, if you have an upcoming client call, ChatGPT can create a briefing for you based on recent messages from your account channel in Slack, key details from emails with your client, the last call notes in Google Docs, and any escalations from Intercom support tickets since your last meeting.
Your company data stays private, protected, and in your control
As ChatGPT becomes even more helpful at work, we’re giving organizations more control over who can access what, where data lives, and how it’s protected.
- Control: Enterprise and Edu admins can manage access to the connected apps that power company knowledge across their workspace. They can create custom roles and set group-level permissions(opens in a new window) to ensure users only access what they need.
Security: All data is protected with industry-standard encryption. SSO(opens in a new window) and SCIM(opens in a new window) simplify secure access management at scale, and IP allowlisting(opens in a new window) ensures only traffic from approved IP addresses can access ChatGPT.
Compliance: Admins can access conversation logs through the Enterprise Compliance API(opens in a new window) for reporting and regulatory purposes.
Learn more about our enterprise-grade security, data privacy, and compliance programs.
Latest Updates.
These are Nvidia’s top 10 largest shareholders mentioned with their current stakes:
1. 
Vanguard: $390 billion (9.15%)
2. BlackRock: $334 billion (7.83%)
3. Fidelity (FMR, LLC): $174 billion (4.09%)
4. State Street Corporation: $171 billion (4.01%)
5. Jensen Huang: $149 billion (3.51%)
6. Geode Capital Management: $101 billion (2.37%)
7. JPMorgan Chase: $81 billion (1.90%)
8. T. Rowe Price Associates: $71 billion (1.67%)
9. 
Norges Bank: $57 billion (1.33%)
10. Morgan Stanley: $57 billion (1.33%)
Source: Nvidia’s shareholding pattern as of Q2, 2025
These are BlackRock’s latest top 10 largest stock investments mentioned with current stake values and the number of shares it owns of these companies:
1. Nvidia: $301 billion (1.91B)
2. Microsoft: $289 billion (581M)
3. Apple: $235 billion (1.15B)
4. Amazon: $156 billion (713M)
5. Meta Platforms: $122 billion (166M)
6. Broadcom: $104 billion (376M)
7. Alphabet (Google) Class A: $76 billion (430M)
8. Tesla: $65 billion (206M)
9. Alphabet (Google) Class C: $64 billion (361M)
10. JPMorgan Chase: $60 billion (206M)
Source: Based on BlackRock’s latest 13F filings for Q2, 2025
Comprehensive
Care for
Pets of All Kinds
Get Pet Care With AnimalAid!
0+
Happy Clients
0+
Customer Support
0
Winning Awards
About Us
Meet the Team Behind Your Pet’s Health
0%
Adoption Success Rate
0+
Community Outreach
0%
Veterinary Care Satisfaction
Our Services
Caring for Pets with Expertise & Compassion
Schedule your visit now!
Don’t wait to give your pet the care they deserve. Schedule your visit today and let us keep them healthy and happy!
Our articles & news
Keeping You Informed: Articles & News
Posts not found
Our Social Media
Stay Connected With Us On Social Media.
Make Appointment
Make An Appointment With Our Experts
