Cloudflare Expands Enterprise AI Workspace Integrations, Boosts Agent Support
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Cloudflare said it will expand the range of application integrations for its enterprise AI workspace, Cloudflare OS.
The integration targets include Asana, Box, Canva, ClickHouse, GitHub, Gong, and Notion.
Cloudflare said it will work with specialized implementation partners to help connect existing business systems and data with AI agents.
Cloudflare said it will expand the range of application integrations for Cloudflare OS, its enterprise AI workspace, and strengthen partnerships to support enterprise AI agent adoption. On the 19th, Cloudflare announced that it will connect major enterprise applications to Cloudflare OS.
The integration targets include Asana, Box, Canva, ClickHouse, GitHub, Gong, and Notion. Cloudflare said it will work with specialized implementation partners to help connect existing business systems and data with AI agents.
Cloudflare OS is an employee AI workspace. The workspace allows employees to build their own workflow automation tools or AI agents based on their needs and connect them to existing systems.
Cloudflare OS is built with security designed to limit the data that agents can access, and it runs on Cloudflare's infrastructure. It also helps security teams manage usage and permissions.
As AI use inside companies increases, the scope of what must be managed is also expanding. Using an unauthorized AI system can expose sensitive information, and AI-generated code may be used without sufficient review. Cost management challenges are also emerging as model usage increases.
In response, Cloudflare offers AI Gateway. AI Gateway helps users choose models suited to their work and manage token usage costs. With this expanded integration, companies will be able to connect the accumulated data and functions of existing work tools directly to AI agents. Examples of connected sources include Box's enterprise content, Notion's work knowledge, and ClickHouse's real-time data, while the integration approach preserves existing access permissions and security policies.
Cloudflare is also expanding its partner ecosystem alongside the technical integrations. Participating professional services companies include EPAM, HappyCog, and Towards AI. These firms analyze each company's business processes, help build AI agents that run on Cloudflare OS, and support integration with existing systems.
Cloudflare plans to help companies move beyond pilot-stage AI use and apply it to real work. To that end, it aims to reduce the complexity of AI adoption by providing application integrations, security controls, and implementation support in a single environment.
Matthew Prince, Cloudflare co-founder and CEO, said there is no need to choose between speed and security when adopting AI tools. He added that Cloudflare OS will support secure AI deployment while making use of existing business systems.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
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