San Francisco, October 21, 2026: Cloudflare announced an expansion of its partner ecosystem for Cloudflare OS, the company’s AI workspace platform, introducing new integrations with enterprise applications and deployment partners to facilitate productive AI adoption in organisations.
The company said Cloudflare OS now connects with widely used enterprise applications including Asana, Box, Canva, ClickHouse, GitHub, Gong, Notion, and ZoomInfo, enabling teams to securely link their existing tools. The platform is designed to let teams describe the tasks or automations they require, with Cloudflare OS building and deploying these automations while maintaining strict data access controls.
AI deployment and cost management
Cloudflare OS leverages the company’s AI Gateway to help teams select appropriate AI models for specific tasks and manage token costs, aiming to optimise both performance and expenditure in enterprise AI deployments.
Deployment partnerships announced
Cloudflare has also partnered with managed service and deployment teams including EPAM, HappyCog, and Towards AI. These partnerships are intended to support organisations in integrating AI agents into their existing workflows.
Internal use and enterprise rollout
Cloudflare initially developed Cloudflare OS for its own teams, reporting improvements in speed and security. The company is now extending the platform to external organisations, with a focus on maintaining security, governance, and control as enterprises adopt AI technologies.
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