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Until this release, giving an AI employee a phone number meant giving it a Twilio account. That worked, and it still works. But plenty of businesses already have a phone system: a SIP trunk, a provider they negotiated rates with, a number their customers have been calling for fifteen years.
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Plenty of businesses run their email on OVH, Ionos or a local host, not Gmail or Office 365. Until now, their AI employees could not use those mailboxes. In v4.0.5 they can. This release also lets you limit the sites an employee may open in your browser, lets
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v4.0.4 is a smaller release with a clear theme: things that used to need a workaround now just work. Resellers can set up an instance for a client before any AI is connected, imported employees answer straight away, and email setup takes effect without a restart. On a
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You are on an employee's chat, a colleague asks you something, and you need a quick word with a different AI employee. Until now that meant three page changes and losing your place. In v4.0.3, every conversation opens in a small window at the bottom of
Business
Ask executives whether they can govern their AI agents and 82% say yes. Ask the same people whether they are well prepared to resolve conflicts across agents, systems and automated workflows and the number falls to 26%. Those figures come from research OutSystems published this week with CIO Dive and
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"Set up a call with Dana and Marc on Thursday afternoon, 30 minutes, about the Q4 plan." Until now, an AI employee given that request would try the meeting form in the browser and end up asking you to do it yourself. In v4.0.2 it just
AI Agents
This week brought fewer launches and more consequences. One lab took its own agents offline, a fleet of agents nobody will admit to running spent a week probing one of China's biggest map services, and a biotech founder compared unregulated agents to thalidomide. The enterprise side of the
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Version 4.0.0 brought your team into Messages. In 4.0.1, Messages, calls and meetings reach you wherever you are: on your phone, with the browser closed. This release also lets you share a meeting replay with a link, gives calls a proper "Calling…" screen, and
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Until now your AI employees worked alongside your team, but your team had nowhere inside Geta.Team to talk to each other. Version 4.0.0 changes that. Messages is a full team chat built into every instance. Your AI employees join it the way a colleague would: they read
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In v3.1.7 you could call an employee by name in a meeting. In v3.1.8 your employees can call each other. Ask Emma a question, let her turn to Courtney for the answer, and listen to them work it out. The same release makes your team feel
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Ask most AI tools for your September sales and you get a paragraph of numbers to read through. Ask a Geta.Team employee in v3.1.7 and you get a chart, three key figures and a couple of buttons to choose what happens next. This release teaches your employees
Trends
On Thursday, October 8, Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian walked on stage at Gemini at Work 2026 and introduced what he called "a single, universal agent for work." Most of the coverage focused on the universal part. The interesting part was a smaller feature tucked inside it: coworker