Gemini Enterprise Updates & Release Notes

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Gemini Enterprise: Pay-as-you-go edition and AI developer tools available for all invoiced Cloud Billing accounts

Subscribing to the Gemini Enterprise Pay-as-you-go edition and accessing AI developer tools is available to all projects linked to an invoiced Cloud Billing account. Previously, only customers who received an email with the subject line [Billing Update] New Gemini Enterprise overage billing controls launching Aug 17, 2026 could access AI developer tools. This restriction no longer applies.

For more information, see:

• Compare editions of Gemini Enterprise
• AI developer tools overview

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Gemini Notebook Enterprise: Website URL ingestion blocked by VPC Service Controls

Projects with VPC Service Controls enabled can't add website URLs as notebook sources in Gemini Notebook Enterprise.

This is because direct website ingestion performs a live web crawl, generating outbound traffic beyond Google networks, which would violate VPC Service Controls perimeter policies.

Other source types, such as Google Docs and YouTube URLs, remain supported in projects with VPC Service Controls enabled.

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Gemini Enterprise: Configure custom actions and custom fields in data stores (Private preview)

Gemini Enterprise supports custom fields and custom entities for data store search and actions. You can do the following:

• Configure custom actions: Generate and enable custom actions based on your data store's custom entities.
• Modify custom field descriptions: Modify the descriptions of fields in the downloaded specifications, to provide more context to the model.
• Enrich specifications: Download, modify, and upload the action specification JSON to refine descriptions and provide precise model instructions.

This feature is in private preview. For more information, see Manage custom actions.

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Gemini Enterprise: Monday federated data store (GA)

Connecting a Monday data source with Gemini Enterprise using data federation is generally available (GA). You can use the Gemini Enterprise app assistant to search across your Monday boards, items, updates, and docs, and get answers grounded in that content without needing to ingest the data.

For more information, see

Set up a Monday data store.

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Gemini Enterprise: New data stores and support for new actions (Preview)

The following data stores are available in Public Preview in Gemini Enterprise:

• Relativity
• Streak (actions supported)
• Superhuman Mail

You can search and read data from these data stores, and perform actions using natural language.

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Gemini Enterprise: Create and manage projects

You can create and manage projects in the Gemini Enterprise web app to build a dedicated knowledge base for your own work or to collaborate with your team. Within a project, you can upload files and chat privately with the assistant to get answers grounded in your project files and web search.

This feature is generally available (GA). To make projects available to users, a Gemini Enterprise administrator must turn on the

Enable projects

toggle in the Google Cloud console.

For more information, see the following:

• Create and manage projects
• Manage web app features

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Gemini Enterprise: Latency and error rate views for agents

To monitor operational telemetry for your agents, use the two new views on the Observability tab:

• Latency: Shows response times for your agents. This view displays p50 (median) and p95 (95th percentile) metrics for Time to First Token (TTFT), Time to First Answer (TTFA), and Time to Last Token (TTLT). TTFT counts the first token of any kind, including the model's thinking, while TTFA counts only the first token of the answer itself. You can also compare latencies by specific agent features, such as web search, media generation, or parametric interactions.
• Error rate: Shows how your agent's requests resolve by tracking request volume and error rates. This view groups results by response class (OK, client errors, server errors, and canceled) and displays the associated client and server error codes.

This feature is generally available (GA). For more information, see Access metrics.

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Gemini Enterprise: General availability of Workflow Builder (formerly Agent Designer)

Workflow Builder (formerly known as Agent Designer) is generally available (GA) in Gemini Enterprise.

Workflow Builder enables users across your organization to build multi-step automated workflows to streamline tasks and connect to enterprise data.

Key capabilities in this release include:

• Workflows and on-demand execution: Build multi-step workflows that can run on an automated schedule, trigger manually on demand, or execute via @-mention directly within Gemini Enterprise chat conversations.
• Chat agents: Call chat agents from chat conversations using @-mention.
• In conversation: Call workflows from a chat conversation using @-mention.
• Agent import: Import existing A2A and ADK agents into Gemini Enterprise for centralized management, sharing, and enterprise governance.
• Enterprise connectors: Connect workflows to enterprise data and applications—including Google Workspace (Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Chat, Google Drive) and third-party tools (Slack, Jira, ServiceNow, Confluence, Microsoft OneDrive, SharePoint, and Outlook)—to search data and execute actions.
• Enhanced Agent Gallery: Discover and organize organization-wide and Google-created agents using keyword search, filter chips, and pinned items.
• Administrative controls: Administrators can manage feature availability org-wide in the Google Cloud console, including dedicated toggles for workflows and chat agents.

For more information, see Workflow Builder.

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Gemini Enterprise: Overage controls available for all invoiced Cloud Billing accounts

Configuring overage controls in Gemini Enterprise is available to all projects linked to an invoiced Cloud Billing account. Previously, customers that received an email with the subject line [Billing Update] New Gemini Enterprise overage billing controls launching Aug 17, 2026 couldn't enable overages despite having an invoiced Cloud Billing account. This restriction no longer applies.

For more information, see Overview of overages and spend controls.

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Gemini Enterprise: Support for federated data stores in Assured Workloads with FedRAMP High compliance

Gemini Enterprise now supports connecting Google Workspace and third-party federated data stores to projects inside Assured Workloads folders, which automatically enforce security and compliance controls on your Google Cloud resources to meet FedRAMP High standards. This feature is generally available (GA). For more information, see

• Connect a Google data source.
• Connect a third-party data source.

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Gemini Enterprise: Gemini 3.5 Flash regional availability in Canada

Gemini 3.5 Flash is available in Canada (ca) with in-region at-rest data residency (DRZ) and machine learning processing (MLP).

For more information, see Locations.

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Gemini Enterprise: Gemini 3.1 Flash image available in US and EU multi-regions

Gemini 3.1 Flash image (Nano Banana 2) for image generation is generally available in the us and eu multi-regions.

For more information, see:

• Manage features on the web app
• Data residency for Gemini Enterprise

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Gemini Enterprise: Protect sensitive data with content policies

You can apply Sensitive Data Protection content policies to your Gemini Enterprise connectors, apps, and Gemini Notebook Enterprise notebooks.

Content policies inspect data for violating or unwanted content and block it. Content policies can block Gemini Enterprise apps from presenting sensitive or inappropriate material to users and can stop end users from uploading files that contain sensitive or inappropriate material.

This feature is generally available (GA). For more information, see Protect sensitive data in sources and Protect sensitive data in NotebookLM Enterprise sources.

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Gemini Enterprise: Updates to A2UI Material catalog component properties

The A2UI component gallery reference has been updated to reflect the latest A2UI version v0.9 Material catalog component properties and schema:

• MaterialButton: Added support for Material 3 styling properties (appearance, disableRipple, and extended), along with new variants (icon, fab, and mini-fab). Obsolete color and ARIA description properties have been removed.
• Validation checks: Replaced the static required boolean property across input components (MaterialCheckbox, MaterialDatepicker, MaterialInput, MaterialSelect, and MaterialTimepicker) with the reactive validation checks rule array.
• MaterialIcon and MaterialChips: Added the tooltip property on MaterialIcon and the action property on MaterialChips.
• Layout and input types: Documented all supported justify alignment values for MaterialColumn and MaterialRow, and updated allowed input types for MaterialInput.

For more information, see A2UI component gallery reference.

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Gemini Enterprise: D&B Commercial Graph data store (Preview)

The D&B Commercial Graph data store is available in Public Preview in Gemini Enterprise. You can connect D&B Commercial Graph to search and import company data using natural language.

For more information, see Connect D&B Commercial Graph.

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Gemini Enterprise: Cloud Monitoring observability for data connectors

Cloud Monitoring telemetry for Gemini Enterprise data connectors (also referred to as data stores) has been updated with support for new metric dimensions and a new latency metric:

• The discoveryengine.googleapis.com/dataconnector/request_count count metric has been updated to include three new dimensions: tool_id (the identifier of the connector tool invoked), engine_id (the Gemini Enterprise app identifier), and response_code (the gRPC response status). The existing status dimension remains supported.
• A new latency metric, discoveryengine.googleapis.com/dataconnector/request_latencies (Beta), is available to monitor the distribution of tool invocation latency in milliseconds. It includes the dimensions status, response_code, tool_id, and engine_id.

For more information, see Access metrics.

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Gemini Enterprise: AI developer tools on Standard Emerging Market edition

The AI developer tools feature is available on the Gemini Enterprise Standard Emerging Market edition. Your project must be linked to an invoiced Cloud Billing account that receives an active monthly invoice to access the feature. This edition doesn't include bundled base quota or Antigravity credits.

Note: Gemini Enterprise Standard Emerging Market edition is available only to eligible customers. Contact your Google account team to assess the requirements and determine your eligibility.

For more information, see the following:

• AI developer tools overview
• Quotas and overages for Emerging market editions

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Gemini Enterprise: New data stores and support for new actions (Public Preview)

The following data stores are available in Public Preview in Gemini Enterprise:

• Atlan
• Bitly: Create QR code, create short link, update QR code, and update short link.
• FactSet AI-Ready Data
• FullStory
• Globalping
• Pendo
• Stripe

You can search and read data from these data stores using natural language.

Additionally, the following data stores support new actions in Public Preview:

• Descript: Import media, prompt project agent, and publish project.
• Gamma: Generate Gamma.
• Supabase: Apply migration, deploy edge function, execute SQL, pause project, and restore project.

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Gemini Enterprise: Antigravity for IDEs available in AI developer tools

Antigravity for IDEs is available as part of AI developer tools for Gemini Enterprise Standard, Plus, and Pay-as-you-go editions linked to an invoiced Cloud Billing account that receives an active monthly invoice. Antigravity for IDEs brings the power of Antigravity AI agents directly into your integrated development environment (IDE).

For more information, see the following:

• AI developer tools overview
• Antigravity for IDEs extensions

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Gemini Enterprise and Gemini Notebook Enterprise: Autocomplete for sharing notebooks and agents with Okta

If you use Okta as your external identity provider (IdP) with Workforce Identity Federation, you can configure System for Cross-domain Identity Management (SCIM).

Configuring SCIM enables autocomplete when sharing Gemini Notebook Enterprise notebooks and when sharing agents in Gemini Enterprise. With autocomplete, users can quickly search and select people or groups instead of entering full email addresses or group names.

This feature is generally available (GA).

For more information, see the following:

• Configure identity provider
• Set up Gemini Notebook Enterprise
• Autocomplete for user emails and group names
• Share an agent
• Configure Workforce Identity Federation with Okta and sign in users

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Gemini Enterprise: Google Identity support for third-party data stores

Google Identity is supported and recommended to manage access when connecting third-party data sources to Gemini Enterprise.

• What's new: Gemini Enterprise supports Google Identity when connecting to third-party data sources with external identity providers (such as Microsoft Entra ID or Okta) using OIDC or SAML 2.0. This includes all third-party federated connectors and ingestion connectors, with the exception of Microsoft 365 data ingestion.
• Recommendation: Google Identity is recommended for all new setups.
• Existing setups: Customers already using Workforce Identity Federation can choose to remain on their existing configuration.

This feature is generally available (GA). For more information, see Configure identity provider.

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Gemini Enterprise: Show new team member announcements on the app home page

Gemini Enterprise can display new team member announcement cards on the app home page to welcome people who recently joined the organization. Users see people who recently joined their part of the organization.

This feature is generally available (GA). For more information, see Show new team member announcements.

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Gemini Enterprise: Gemini 3.6 Flash available in US and EU multi-regions

Gemini 3.6 Flash is generally available in the us and eu multi-regions, and an allowlist is no longer required to use Gemini 3.6 Flash in the us multi-region. To make Gemini 3.6 Flash available to users in the Gemini Enterprise app, administrators must turn on the Gemini 3.6 Flash feature toggle in the Google Cloud console.

If an administrator previously turned on the Gemini 3.6 Flash toggle for an app in the us or eu multi-region and accepted the out-of-region routing warning, traffic for that app automatically routes to the app's location (us or eu). No action is required.

In regions where the model is not supported, administrators can still enable the model by acknowledging a warning that traffic routes to the global endpoint, which does not support regional data residency.

For more information, see:

• Manage features on the web app
• Data residency for Gemini Enterprise Standard and Plus Editions and Gemini Notebook Enterprise.