ChatGPT Enterprise/EDU Release Notes

Today, we’re announcing an update to projects in ChatGPT. Now you can share projects with teammates in your workspace, adding files and instructions together to guide ChatGPT’s responses toward a shared goal. Members can chat with the project’s context to stay on the same page as new information gets added and create work that stays consistent in tone.

Shared projects are ideal for ongoing work like client management, content creation, reporting, and research.

Invite members in your workspace by individual email, group email, or shared link. Add/remove project members, set project access permissions, create new chats, add/remove files, and allow members to bring existing chats into the project. Memory is project-only, ensuring sensitive data stays safely within the project.

For more information, see our help center article on project sharing.

Note: Shared projects include a 4-week early access period until October 23, 2025. They’re off by default during this time. You can enable access for specific roles anytime with role-based access controls (RBAC), or keep the feature off for your entire workspace in Settings. If you take no action, the feature turns on for everyone when early access ends, following any RBAC settings you’ve set. Learn more here.

GPT-5-codex release

We’re adding GPT-5-codex, a GPT-5 variant optimized for agentic coding in Codex. It’s available everywhere you use Codex: default for cloud tasks and code review, and selectable for local workflows via the Codex CLI and IDE extension. Use GPT-5-codex for coding-focused work in Codex, or Codex-like environments; use GPT-5 for general, non-coding tasks. Please review the announcement blog for more information.

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Note: GPT-5-Codex is not currently supported in ChatGPT or the API.

To learn more about Codex, visit the developers site as well as our general help article: Using Codex with your ChatGPT plan.

Sharepoint Synced Connector

Enterprise and Edu workspaces can now use the Sharepoint synced connector, which enables workspace members to securely ask questions and get answers directly from their OneDrive and SharePoint files. Connections can be created, deleted, or modified at any time. Once enabled, ChatGPT will automatically reference your SharePoint content when relevant.

ChatGPT Enterprise workspace Admins must enable access to the Sharepoint connector and the Sharepoint sync connector in their workspace’s Admin connectors settings. Once this is enabled, each user can connect their individual account by signing in to SharePoint through an OAuth flow. Admins can further configure access settings with RBAC.

Learn more about setting up the Sharepoint synced connector for your workspace.

IP allowlisting in Enterprise and Edu workspaces

Enterprise and Edu workspaces can now enable IP allowlisting to control which IP addresses can access ChatGPT and the Compliance API. When enabled, only users from the IPs you specify will be allowed access. Any request from an unlisted IP will be blocked, even if the user has valid credentials.

This feature applies to all ChatGPT endpoints, including authenticated file downloads and Compliance API keys. For Compliance API traffic, IP Allowlisting is always enforced and cannot be turned off.

Note: IP Allowlisting is specific to ChatGPT. It does not apply to the API Platform (platform.openai.com).

Workspace owners and admins can manage allowlists in a new tab in Workspace Settings entitled IP allowlist.

Learn how to set up and manage IP allowlisting in our article: IP allowlisting for ChatGPT.

Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Contacts are now available to connect and use in chat. Once you enable them, ChatGPT will automatically reference them when relevant, making it faster and easier to bring information from these tools into your conversations without having to manually select them each time.

If you already have Gmail or Google Calendar enabled for deep research, you can now also use them in chat. To use them in deep research, you will still need to enable each connector separately and select it every time you start a new deep research request.

Learn more about connectors.

Enterprise and Edu workspaces globally can now use the GitHub synced connector and chat connector in ChatGPT, in addition to the GitHub deep research connector.

The synced connector pre-indexes your organization’s GitHub repositories, enabling faster and higher-quality contextual responses about code, commits, and pull requests—making it the recommended option for improved quality.

For detailed setup steps, including how to exclude certain repositories, see Connecting GitHub to ChatGPT. Access to connectors can be managed through ChatGPT’s RBAC controls for connectors.

Learn more about connectors.