In practice, that means if you're working in a Google Doc, browsing a company site, and using a CRM, you can ask Gemini in Chrome Enterprise to complete a task across your open tabs. Google said it could turn the content in your Google Doc into a new sales opportunity by pulling in all relevant details, creating contacts, and setting everything up in the CRM for you.

Google is also bringing "Skills" to Chrome Enterprise, letting you save and reuse AI workflows. This one-click feature launched recently for consumers in Chrome, but is now coming to Workspace. The idea is, if you find yourself asking Gemini the same thing throughout the workday, you can save that prompt as a Skill and run it instantly on any page in your browser.

Just type / in the Gemini side panel, select your Skill, and it runs immediately on the page you're viewing. Over time, you can build a library of repeatable tasks customized to how you or your team works. As a safeguard, most Skills require confirmation before running.

Since employees may already be using AI tools on their own, Google is flagging a "Shadow AI" risk where sensitive data could be shared with unmonitored tools. To address this, Chrome Enterprise now gives IT teams visibility into AI usage across the workplace, including which tools employees access, unusual behavior from extensions or agents, and unapproved tools.