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October 2026 Product Updates

In October, we shipped new connectors for Google Chat, DocuSign, and Attio, a unified Groups experience for access and sharing, and Usage Analytics by group.

Bradford Church3 min read

This is the second version of our monthly product updates. Questions about anything below? Reach us anytime at support@coworker.ai.

What's new in October 2026: new connectors, Groups, and Usage Analytics
What's new in October 2026: new connectors, Groups, and Usage Analytics

October was a month for reach and for admins. We added three new connectors (Google Chat, DocuSign, and Attio). A new Groups pane lets admins manage access and sharing in one place, and Usage Analytics can be filtered by those same groups so leaders can track adoption team by team. We also shipped a few smaller improvements, listed at the end, as well as bug fixes.

New connectors: Google Chat, DocuSign, and Attio

Google Chat, DocuSign, and Attio connecting to Coworker
Google Chat, DocuSign, and Attio connecting to Coworker

We shipped three connectors this month, including:

  • Google Chat: each person connects their own Google Chat account, so Coworker can search and summarize the spaces they already have access to. Google Workspace teams now get chat context right alongside Gmail, Drive, and Calendar.
  • DocuSign: an admin adds the company's DocuSign key and members connect their own accounts. Coworker can then find agreements and track signing status, so sales, legal, and operations can check where a contract stands without leaving Coworker.
  • Attio: admins connect their Attio workspace and members connect their own accounts, giving Coworker access to Attio records, lists, notes, and tasks. Teams on Attio now get the same CRM context as teams on other CRMs.

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Groups for access and sharing

The Groups area in Coworker Settings, with groups kept in sync and a CoDrive folder shared with a whole group
The Groups area in Coworker Settings, with groups kept in sync and a CoDrive folder shared with a whole group

Managing who can see what used to mean keeping two lists in sync: work groups for how teams are organized, and permission groups for what they can access. Admins now manage both in one Groups pane in Settings.

When someone joins or leaves a work group, the matching permission group updates automatically. Admins can also share a CoDrive folder with an entire group at once instead of adding people one by one.

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Usage Analytics by group

Usage Analytics filtered by group, showing credits used by each group and an Export all button
Usage Analytics filtered by group, showing credits used by each group and an Export all button

Admins can now filter Usage Analytics by group, using the same groups that control access. That makes it easy to see adoption and credit use team by team, and to spot where Coworker is catching on and where a team may need more support.

When it's time to share the numbers with finance or department heads, Export all pulls every piece of usage data in one step.

Other improvements

  • Real-time updates from the start: connecting a source now switches on real-time updates right away, so agents and triggers react to new activity without waiting for the next sync.
  • What's new in the app: a new What's new feed inside Coworker shows the latest product updates, including the ones in this post.

If you're a Coworker customer, everything above is live in your workspace today. Questions or feedback? Email us at support@coworker.ai. New to Coworker? Book a demo to see how it works with your tools.

Missed last month? Catch up on the September 2026 Product Updates.

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