GC AI news and product updates

GC AI added a native Salesforce connector, set up from Settings, that lets chat work with Salesforce records and lets Salesforce be added as a Vault source. GC AI can now also be installed as a desktop app from the Chrome, Edge or Safari menu, running in its own window on the same account as the web app. Users get an email and an in app notice when a Vault scan or rescan finishes, and command bar search now finds past chats by meaning rather than by title alone.

Buyer relevance. In house teams whose deal and contract data lives in Salesforce can question it alongside their own documents without exporting it first. Scan notifications also mean nobody has to keep a tab open while a large Vault is processed.

In a Contract Intelligence Vault sidebar chat, clicking a citation badge now opens the document sheet on the cited passage, with highlights on PDFs, Word files and text documents. The chat citation panel also now splits case law, legislation and web sources into separate sections so statute and regulation hits are distinguishable from cases.

Buyer relevance. Lawyers can check an answer against the exact source passage in one click and see at a glance whether a point rests on a case, a statute or a web page, which shortens verification before relying on the output.

Admins can now pick the user groups each invitee joins on acceptance, and automatic member access applies groups to people who join by invite link, SSO or SCIM provisioning. Contract Intelligence chats started in a Vault can be shared only with full members of that Vault (no public links or edit access), external View shares send tracked email invitations, and a new Metrics view shows uploads by user to admins without revealing document or Vault names. Organization data exports can now also include uploaded and generated files alongside chat transcripts, grouped by user.

Buyer relevance. Access to contract data is set by group at provisioning time rather than by hand, and sharing stays inside Vault membership, which reduces the risk of confidential agreements reaching the wrong people.