ChatGPT Business

Site owners can now add workspace members as editors to update and publish Sites. The macOS desktop app gains an Apple Messages plugin for reading and sending iMessage, SMS, and RCS conversations, with admin-controllable approval prompts. Computer History expands to the EEA, Switzerland, and UK, and Codex chats can be shared as read-only workspace snapshots.

Computer History is an optional feature for the ChatGPT macOS app that brings context from selected apps and websites into ChatGPT and Codex. It records interaction events (not screenshots or audio), is off by default, and requires admin enablement before members can opt in.

GPT-Live in ChatGPT Voice now accepts file uploads, allowing analysis or questions about the contents during a voice conversation. Projects are also supported in voice, including referencing recent project chats, sources, and project instructions.

Web now preserves formatting from Google Docs and other ChatGPT conversations, lets you add saved files without re-uploading, select multiple Library items, and search folders and files. Mobile gains safeguards for background Voice conversations, dictation retry on timeout, and faster Voice start times.

ChatGPT Voice launches for Business workspaces with two experiences: Voice in Chat for real-time conversations across desktop, web, iOS, and Android, and Voice in Work and Codex on macOS and Windows desktop for task management and agent coordination, with paired iOS remote access.

Updated the ChatGPT desktop app with a global switcher between ChatGPT and Codex, unified Recents across Chat and Work conversations, Projects support, and cloud Work syncing across devices. Now live for all plans on macOS and Windows.

ChatGPT Sites lets you turn work or ideas into interactive websites without leaving ChatGPT, and Business and Enterprise customers can now publish Sites publicly via shareable URLs. Public beta is rolling out to Pro, Pro Lite, and Edu users, with Plus users following shortly.

ChatGPT Work is an agent that handles long-running tasks across connected apps and files, and Scheduled Tasks run on a schedule or trigger. The App Directory is replaced by the Plugin Directory, which packages skills, apps, and templates for specific workflows.

The new ChatGPT desktop app for macOS and Windows combines Chat, Work (with local file and browser access), and Codex (inline editing, PR review, multi-repo support) into one application.

Beginning July 9, users on web, iOS, and Android will no longer be able to create new group chats, turn existing conversations into group chats, or join through invite links. Existing group chats remain available for now and will become read-only later, with messages, files, and images retained.

Atlas is being deprecated and will stop working on August 9, 2026. Browser data including bookmarks, open tabs, and history will not transfer automatically; users can export cookies and passwords to the ChatGPT desktop app and bookmarks to Chrome.

ChatGPT for PowerPoint is now generally available for Business workspaces, enabling teams to create and revise presentations directly in Microsoft PowerPoint using Skills and enabled apps. Workspace Agents now use token-based pricing as of July 6th, with usage drawn from the workspace credit pool.

Workspace admins and owners can now manage plugins from a new Plugins page in Workspace settings, with controls for installation policy, status, and default installation.

Codex Remote is now generally available in ChatGPT Business workspaces, letting users control a connected Mac or Windows host from the ChatGPT mobile app via one-to-one QR pairing. Also shipping: the DigitalOcean Droplet Workspace plugin, which provisions a Droplet and connects it as a remote workspace.

ChatGPT Business memory now displays a summary of stored information and shows sources below personalized responses, including relevant context from memories, past chats, and custom instructions. Users can correct memory, delete referenced chats, or turn memory off.

ChatGPT Business workspaces can now use Slack connector actions — joining channels, creating reminders, uploading files, updating profiles — directly in ChatGPT. Workspace owners and admins manage action permissions in Apps, with some actions requiring additional OAuth scopes or admin approval.

Record & Replay is a new Codex app feature for macOS that lets eligible Business users demonstrate a workflow once and turn it into a reusable skill. Initial availability excludes the European Union, UK and Switzerland.

Eligible Business users can now send Codex invitations and receive referral bonuses. Developer mode for Browser use in Chrome and the Codex in-app browser is now available, offering controlled Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) access for performance profiling and debugging. Additional features include a /init command for generating AGENTS.md scaffolds, per-app access controls for Computer Use on Windows, clearer usage-limit errors, and a new Unread chats section in the command menu.

Workspace agents in ChatGPT Business now support GPT-5.5 model selection with reasoning effort controls, guided setup questions, speech output for creating audio files, and smarter Slack thread replies with creator controls. Agents are now generally available across Business, Enterprise, and Edu tiers, with app-level safeguards configurable by builders and admin visibility of agent activity and usage.

Users can now review first-party OpenAI sessions from Settings > Security > Active sessions with device, app, location, sign-in time, and trusted-device status, then log out of individual or all sessions. The feature is unavailable for accounts linked to organization SSO (SAML or OIDC) and does not manage third-party app or Sign in with ChatGPT sessions.