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From faster dashboards and advanced risk controls to a brand-new Custom Assistant creation experience and GPT-5 as default - October updates bring powerful, user-driven updates to improve transparency and flexibility across the platform.

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The Risk Center now combines risk insights with log data and exportable views.

GovAI now runs on GPT‑5, offering smarter, faster, and more context-aware support.

Whether you're reviewing a policy doc or analyzing survey data, GPT‑5 makes it faster and more accurate.

Learn more here

We’ve introduced a redesigned interface to simplify Assistant and prompt workflows.

See it in action here

We’ve upgraded Smart Prompts to help users write and reuse prompts more effectively:

We’ve redesigned the Assistant creation modal to show everything in one place:

From model selection to prompt regeneration and profile cleanup - September focused on giving teams more control and flexibility in how they build and use Assistants.

We’ve introduced a dynamic “All Users” group that’s automatically available in every org, whether or not SCIM is enabled.

This makes it easier to assign visibility, permissions, or Assistant access to your entire org without manual updates.

Access this under Admin > Groups.

When viewing Custom Assistants, you’ll now see the model powering each one listed in the dashboard. This helps admins and builders better understand what’s running under the hood.

Access this Under Content > Assistants.

You can now choose GPT-5 as the model for any Custom Assistant.

This unlocks more advanced reasoning, better understanding of context, and higher-quality responses for complex use cases.

Access this Under Content > Assistants > View Assistants >Edit Assistants.

The new Regenerate button lets users easily rerun a prompt to receive a different response, without having to start over.

We’ve improved how disclaimers appear in GovAI:

Access this Under Your Name > Profile > Add Functional Areas.

General improvements across the board including better system responsiveness, stability, and model integration. You’ll now notice improvements to your experience, including:

We’ve rolled out a series of impactful updates to help teams share Assistant knowledge, control thread data retention, and better audit platform usage. Here’s what’s new:

We’ve introduced a new Community Assistants space - where reusable Assistants can be shared across organizations.

Only GovAI staff can publish to the Community space at this time.

You can access this via Content > Assistants > then click Install an Assistant.

Admins have the ability to control how long threads are retained within GovAI. This is especially helpful for organizations with data privacy and compliance policies.

You can configure these options via Admin Settings > Retention.

🧾 Visible to Users:

Users will now see a clear message in their workspace when retention settings are active (e.g. "Threads will be deleted after 90 days").

➡️ Pinned threads are excluded from deletion.

This transparency helps ensure users are aware of what data is being retained—and for how long—so they can pin or save important threads accordingly.

We’ve added the ability to export Risk Center log data, giving Admin and Privacy teams deeper visibility into user behavior, especially around PII access.

Access this in Risk Center > then click View Log.

Users can now set a default Assistant, making it even easier to jump into your most common tasks without needing to search or select each time.

Access this by clicking on the Assistant Icon > then select Set as Default.

We’ve rolled out several enhancements to streamline user management and improve your experience managing SCIM-connected teams.

We’ve introduced an internal update that refines how we return file search results using Assistants —prioritizing relevance to improve your experience when navigating large datasets.

Originally developed to help SCIM-connected customers invite inactive users, our invite flow has evolved into a powerful tool for all admins. You can now manage and send invitations with more precision and context.

You can now easily identify and act on users who haven’t logged in:

A one-click button now lets you invite all inactive users who haven’t logged in yet— for SCIM scenarios. Find this under the Invited tab (you will only see it if you have inactive users).

We've streamlined the invitation flow:

Need a snapshot of your user base? You can now export the user list from the Existing tab using the Export button at the bottom of the page.

These updates are designed to give you greater visibility, control, and ease of use -whether you're onboarding a small team or managing an enterprise deployment.