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9to5Mac

ChatGPT Now Lets You Connect Personal and Work Google Accounts at the Same Time

Summary

OpenAI added multi-account support to ChatGPT’s Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Contacts plugins on August 28. You can now link both your personal and work Google accounts to the same conversation. Ask ChatGPT to check both calendars when scheduling your day, or search both inboxes to find a specific email. Available on Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans across web, desktop, iOS, and Android.

Why it matters

The personal-vs-work Google account split has been one of the most practical friction points for anyone using ChatGPT for real productivity. This closes it. Anyone who has tried to get ChatGPT to manage their calendar and run into the single-account wall will notice the difference right away.

HTD Says

OpenAI just fixed one of the most common annoyances for anyone who juggles a personal and a work Google account in ChatGPT, and it is the kind of small update that makes a bigger difference than the headline suggests. This feature moves quickly beyond just convenience and almost into necessity.

I don’t believe you can use Google Gemini to search across multiple Gmail, Calendar, or Contact accounts, so it seems that OpenAI has leapfrogged Google (for now). It makes sense since this is just hooking in another external connector into ChatGPT. I wouldn’t be surprised if Anthropic launches something similar (if they haven’t already).

But as with any type of connection that contains private or personal data, be careful with which account you connect to AI. And I’m sure that for work accounts, the companies that own or manage those accounts may be a bit reluctant to allow you to connect those business accounts.

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9to5Mac

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