Shift platform
AI Chat
A capable AI assistant for every employee — inside a workspace your organization actually controls.
Shift AI Chat gives employees a conversational AI assistant for drafting, analysis, translation, brainstorming, and day-to-day problem solving — while IT controls which models are available, who can use them, and how usage is measured.
Most organizations already have employees using AI chat — on personal accounts, on unmanaged tools, outside any policy. Shift's approach is different: give every employee a genuinely capable assistant inside the company workspace, so the productive path is also the governed path.
Employees get a fast, modern chat experience with file attachments, dictation, and web-connected research. Administrators get model access controls, department-level policies, usage analytics, and audit logs.
What employees use it for
- Drafting emails, reports, and proposals in English and Arabic
- Summarizing long documents and meeting notes
- Translating content while keeping terminology consistent
- Analyzing spreadsheets and structured data
- Getting answers that respect company context and permissions
What organizations control
- Model access — choose which AI models are available to which departments
- Usage visibility — see adoption and activity by team, not just totals
- Cost control — pooled credits and budgets instead of scattered subscriptions
- Auditability — governance records for regulated industries
Frequently asked questions
- How is Shift AI chat different from ChatGPT or Copilot?
- Shift is not a single-model chatbot. It is a governed workspace where chat is one of several AI tools (documents, presentations, code, images, video, research). Administrators control model access, departments, policies, and budgets centrally — something per-product subscriptions cannot provide.
- Can we restrict which models employees can use?
- Yes. Model access is governed per organization, department, and role through AI model profiles and tool policies.