Google Cloud offers Gemini agent for enterprise Workspace users
Google Cloud launched a universal Gemini agent for enterprise Workspace users that runs in Gmail, Drive, Docs, and Calendar. It can respond to queries, perform knowledge tasks, generate images and media, and write and execute code.
It is secured through identity and policy management, authorization and permission controls, and secure sandboxing and network gateways, and includes cost controls via multi-model orchestration, Smart Routing, and real-time spend caps. The agent can securely connect to a user’s company software and any Model Context Protocol server, use custom skills added by the user, and learn from each interaction. Industry‑specific agents for financial services and legal are now in preview, with government, healthcare, and retail versions planned for release soon.
In April, Google Cloud unveiled the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform as a unified system for building, connecting, securing, and governing AI agents. In August it said it had agentic AI solutions for financial services and legal in preview, positioning them as the first in a series of industry‑specific offerings.
What we know
Google Cloud announced in August that it had agentic AI solutions for the financial services industry and the legal industry in preview and that these would be the first in a series of solutions designed for specific industries and built on top of the Gemini Enterprise platform.
Google Cloud announced the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform in April, describing it as a unified system designed to handle the building, connecting, securing and governing of AI agents.
Google parent company Alphabet, reported in July that during the second quarter, enterprise customers’ demand for computing capacity, Gemini models and AI applications contributed to an 82% increase in Google Cloud revenue.
The agents for financial services and legal are now in preview, while those for government, healthcare and retail will be released soon, the post said.
Gemini for Financial Services automates investment research, credit analysis and risk modeling; draws on financial data from FactSet, LSEG, SEC filings and the user’s own proprietary repositories; and is designed to satisfy rigorous compliance, per the post.