Cloudflare just expanded the partner ecosystem around Cloudflare OS, its AI workspace, with two goals. It wants to make it easier for companies to connect the tools they already use, and it wants professional services teams to help organisations train their people on AI. Administrators can now connect key systems of record in minutes through new integrations with Asana, Box, Canva, ClickHouse, GitHub, Gong, Notion, and more.
They found out that a lot of employees are already using AI tools on their own because it makes them faster, but sensitive files end up in unapproved AI systems, AI-generated code ships without review, and costs creep up unnoticed. IT and security leaders are left choosing between restricting AI and slowing the business down, or letting it spread without guardrails. Cloudflare OS is meant to close that gap.
In practice, team members get one-click access to a workspace where they can describe the automation or tool they need, and Cloudflare OS builds it, manages deployment, and connects it to the right systems without granting more data access than necessary. It runs on Cloudflare’s infrastructure rather than employee laptops, which gives security teams visibility and control they don’t get with other setups. Cloudflare’s AI Gateway also picks the right model for each job to help rein in token bills.
To help organisations make the transition, Cloudflare is working with managed service and deployment teams such as EPAM, Happy Cog, and Towards AI. They help teams of any size turn how their organisation works into agents running inside Cloudflare OS, connected to the tools already in use.
What partners are saying
- Asana: Sees Cloudflare OS as a way for anyone to turn an idea into action across teams, with Asana tracking progress, surfacing blockers, and keeping work on schedule.
- Box: Cloudflare OS lets teams bring their content’s knowledge into AI workflows while keeping Box’s security and access controls intact.
- Canva: Agents can help people find, create, and transform designs, and builders can bring Canva’s capabilities into new apps, for example, turning ideas into editable sales decks or marketing content.
- ClickHouse: Lets business users build workflows on live ClickHouse data, such as an agent that watches overnight order volumes or flags a churn spike. Each agent only sees the data it needs, and every action is visible, so automation can run around the clock with confidence.
- Gong: Businesses can build agents that act on Gong’s revenue intelligence, combined with the rest of a company’s systems in one secure workspace, so insights don’t stay siloed. Customer conversations stay protected under company rules, and each team gets automation shaped around how it sells.
- Happy Cog: Grounding Cloudflare OS in Cloudflare’s Zero Trust network and capability-based security model sets a standard for safe enterprise execution, and Happy Cog is joining to help organisations curate context, deploy Gatekeepers, and run enterprise-grade AI applications safely.
- Notion: Connecting itself to Cloudflare OS gives teams another way to put that context to work, helping agents turn knowledge into action across the tools they use daily.
- Towards AI: Utilize Cloudflare OS from day one by embedding it in key processes and translating important workflows, so clients see measurable improvement rather than another pilot. Each deployment strengthens the next because new clients start from workflows already proven in production, and the company’s roots in closing the AI skills gap keep the impact growing.
