OpenAI has announced a major upgrade to its ChatGPT platform, introducing a suite of new enterprise-focused features aimed at enhancing workplace productivity and collaboration. The latest enhancements include seamless integrations with leading cloud storage services, advanced meeting recording capabilities, and support for Deep Research through new connectors.

As part of the rollout, ChatGPT now supports direct integration with popular file storage platforms such as Dropbox, Box, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Google Drive. These integrations enable users to query and retrieve information across their organization’s document ecosystem. For example, analysts can now leverage internal presentations and documentation to develop investment strategies—all within the ChatGPT environment. OpenAI confirmed that all data access will adhere to the organization’s existing access control protocols.

Additionally, ChatGPT now offers built-in meeting recording and transcription functionality—a key feature in modern productivity tools. The feature automatically generates time-stamped notes, action items, and summary insights, making post-meeting follow-up more efficient. Users can also interact with meeting content through natural language queries and convert action points directly into Canvas documents, OpenAI’s collaborative workspace for writing and coding.

These capabilities position ChatGPT as a direct competitor to productivity platforms like ClickUp, Zoom, and Notion, which have recently introduced similar transcription and summarization features. In another significant move, OpenAI has introduced beta connectors for Deep Research, supporting platforms such as HubSpot, Linear, and select tools from Microsoft and Google. This functionality enables business users to generate comprehensive research reports by pulling structured data from integrated platforms, combined with insights from the open web.

According to OpenAI, all new connectors and features are now available to paid ChatGPT users, marking a strategic step in its ongoing push to become a central productivity hub for enterprise users.