Amazon has renamed its enterprise AI workspace from Amazon Quick to AWS Quick, emphasizing its connection to the cloud provider’s security, identity and audit tools.
Quick lets employees research, analyze and act across connected business data and applications. Users can describe agents, apps and automations in plain language, then share approved assets such as skills and knowledge bases with a team. AWS says customers include 3M, BMW, Mondelez, New York Life and Southwest Airlines.
Governance is central to the positioning. Quick integrates with AWS Identity and Access Management, Microsoft Active Directory and Microsoft Purview. It can enforce existing file permissions and sensitivity labels, record sharing approvals, and send activity to CloudWatch and CloudTrail. AWS says administrators cannot browse employee chat transcripts and customer data is not used to train other customers’ models.
The product has no consumer edition, but that does not remove deployment work. Organizations still need to configure connectors, permissions, retention and review procedures around any agent that can act across business systems. AWS Quick is available now, with enterprise pricing offered through AWS account teams; the accompanying campaign launches in the United States and United Kingdom.