Amazon is updating its AI business toolkit with a new automation subscription designed to speed office work. Amazon Web Services (AWS) is rolling out Quick Suite, an agentic AI application that connects across internal repositories and, via the model context protocol (MCP) to more than 1,000 third-party business apps. The result aims to transform how employees “find insights, conduct deep research, automate tasks, visualize data, and take actions across apps,” according to AWS. “Working with an AI agent is now as simple as chatting with a teammate,” Amazon suggests, explaining that “Quick works to help you go from insight directly to action.”

“Amazon Quick Suite collaborates with users to get work done by connecting with enterprise information sources to provide answers, take action and automate work through an intuitive web-based interface and integrations with Microsoft’s Office 365, Slack and other digital work spaces,” SiliconANGLE reports.

The new AWS tool is “a combination of its AI-powered business intelligence tool Amazon QuickSight and its Amazon Q generative AI assistant, both of which will continue, along with other technologies.”

“Quick Suite can unify all that data,” providing a “comprehensive view of your data,” Charlie Cartwright, product director for AWS’s Quick Suite, said in SiliconANGLE.

Quick Suite costs $20 per user per month, and “can integrate with Slack and other tools from close Amazon partner Salesforce, and ingest data from internal databases, social media feeds, as well as Microsoft’s file storage or Adobe’s tools for creative professionals and marketers,” Bloomberg writes, noting “the software is housed in a web app that can follow users around the Internet via a browser plugin.”

“Users can organize these data sources into [Amazon WorkSpaces], a sandbox that integrates information and applications so the platform can index and understand company and personal context,” SiliconANGLE notes.

An AWS blog post adds that Quick Suite can also be used to “define a custom agent, complete with instructions, knowledge, and tools, to complete process-specific tasks using the visual building experience — no code required.”

“Unlike traditional business intelligence tools that work only with databases and data warehouses, Quick Sight’s agentic experience analyzes all forms of data across all your systems and apps, including your documents,” Amazon says a news post.

VentureBeat notes that Quick Suite joins the new Google Gemini Enterprise among “platforms designed for full-stack agent workflow, hoping to usher in a world where users don’t need to open other windows to access agents” nor need to know how to code.

Customers who signed up for AWS’s Q Business AI software, issued 18 months ago, are encouraged to migrate to the Quick Suite, the company explains.

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