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ChatGPT Enterprise vs Microsoft Copilot vs Claude Enterprise for Australian organisations

By Brett Raven, APAC Lead & Board Member, AIREUpdated 23 October 2026First published 30 September 2026

If your organisation already runs on Microsoft 365, start with Microsoft Copilot. It works inside Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Teams on the email, files and meetings each person can already open. As at September 2026 it costs A$31.40 per user per month on Copilot Business (up to 300 users) or A$44.90 on the enterprise plan, billed annually and excluding GST, on top of a qualifying Microsoft 365 plan. Choose ChatGPT when you want one general-purpose assistant for everyone, whatever software they use: Business is A$28 per user per month billed annually for 2 to 200 people, and Enterprise can keep your data at rest in Australia. Choose Claude when the work is reading and writing long documents. Anthropic quotes Claude Team to Australian buyers in Australian dollars including GST, quotes Enterprise in US dollars, and stores business data in the United States. Whichever you pick, training decides the return more than the licence does.

Copilot, ChatGPT and Claude side by side

All three are sold per person, per month, and none trains its models on your business data by default. They differ most in where the work happens and where your data is kept. The table compares the plans a mid-market organisation would actually buy: Microsoft Copilot Business or the enterprise Copilot plan, ChatGPT Business or Enterprise, and Claude Team or Enterprise.

Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT and Claude for Australian organisations, as at September 2026
What you're comparing	Microsoft Copilot	ChatGPT	Claude
Price as at September 2026	Copilot Business: A$31.40 per user per month billed annually, or A$37.68 monthly. Enterprise plan: A$44.90 per user per month billed annually. Excludes GST, and sits on top of a qualifying Microsoft 365 plan.	Business: A$28 per user per month billed annually, or A$35 monthly, for a Standard seat. Premium seat A$140 billed annually. Enterprise: custom price from OpenAI's sales team.	Team: A$34 per seat per month billed annually, or A$43 monthly, as shown to a visitor in Australia in October 2026. Anthropic says this includes GST. Enterprise: a US$20 seat billed annually, plus all usage at API rates.
Seats	Licensed per user. Copilot Business is for organisations of up to 300 users.	Business: 2 to 200. Enterprise: not published.	Team: 2 to 150. Enterprise: at least 20 bought online, or 50 through Anthropic's sales team.
Where it works best	Inside Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Teams, grounded in the email, chats, files and meetings each person can already open.	One general-purpose workspace for everyone, with connectors to Google Workspace, Slack, GitHub and Microsoft 365.	Long documents and careful writing, in shared projects that hold a team's files and instructions.
Training on your data	No. Prompts, responses and data read through Microsoft Graph aren't used to train foundation models.	Not by default on Business or Enterprise.	Not by default on Team or Enterprise. Chats a user rates with the thumbs up or down can be used, and an owner can turn rating off.
Where data is stored	At rest in Australia for a tenant signed up here, under Microsoft's product terms. Processing can happen overseas. Microsoft expects to offer local processing in Australia by the end of 2026.	Enterprise: at rest in Australia for new workspaces, at no extra cost. Processing can happen overseas. Business: region choice is still rolling out.	In the United States for Team and Enterprise. Processing in Australia for Claude's models is available through Amazon Bedrock in Sydney and Melbourne, not in the Claude apps.
Admin and SSO	Your Microsoft 365 sign-in (Microsoft Entra ID), the Microsoft 365 admin centre, and Microsoft Purview for retention and search. Admins choose which agents are allowed.	Business: SAML SSO, MFA and an admin console. Enterprise adds SCIM, enterprise key management, role-based access, a compliance API and custom retention.	Team: SSO, domain verification and admin controls for connectors. Enterprise adds SCIM, audit logs, a compliance API, custom retention and customer-managed encryption keys.
Models as at October 2026	A choice of models, including Anthropic's Claude models, which Microsoft switches on by default for most commercial customers outside the EU and UK.	GPT-6, rolling out in Chat to Business and Enterprise from 7 October 2026. Both plans use GPT-6 Sol. On Enterprise, availability depends on admin settings.	Claude Opus 5.5, Sonnet 5.5 and Haiku 5.5, released between 22 September and 7 October 2026. Team Premium seats also include Claude Fable 5.1, within usage limits.
Agents	Researcher, Analyst and Facilitator come built in. Build your own in Agent Builder or Copilot Studio; publishing one outside the organisation needs a standalone Copilot Studio plan.	Workspace agents, custom GPTs and ChatGPT agent on Business and Enterprise.	Claude Code and Cowork come with Team and Enterprise seats, and skills can be deployed across the organisation.

Microsoft's prices exclude GST. OpenAI's pricing page doesn't say whether its Australian prices include it. Anthropic's Team prices are the ones its pricing page shows a visitor in Australia, and Anthropic says they include GST. Claude Enterprise is published in US dollars only. Microsoft also lists Copilot Business at A$26.91 for the first year on annual orders placed between 1 July and 31 December 2026. Microsoft now calls Microsoft 365 Copilot simply Microsoft Copilot, but its Australian price list still uses the old name. See the sources.

When Microsoft Copilot wins

Copilot wins when your team's work already lives in Microsoft 365. It sits inside Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Teams, and it reads through Microsoft Graph: the email, chats, documents, calendars and meetings a person already has permission to open. Microsoft says it combines that content with what the person is doing, such as the meeting they are in or last week's chat on the same topic, so nobody has to paste the background in.

ChatGPT and Claude both connect to Microsoft 365, and both reach into some of its apps: OpenAI lists extensions for Excel and PowerPoint, and Anthropic lists Claude for Microsoft 365 and for Outlook. Copilot is the one built in, and it is managed from the same admin centre as the rest of your Microsoft 365 tenant.

Fix your permissions before you switch it on

Copilot only shows people what they could already open, and Microsoft tells customers to get their SharePoint permissions right for exactly that reason. If a folder of salary reviews is shared with the whole company, Copilot will find it for anyone who asks. Tidy the permissions first.

What the paid licence adds

Eligible Microsoft 365 plans already include Copilot Chat at no extra cost. It answers from the web, works in Outlook, and can use agents your organisation builds on a metered basis. The paid licence adds answers grounded in your work data, Copilot inside Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Teams, and Microsoft's built-in Researcher, Analyst and Facilitator agents. Run a pilot group on the free tier before you buy seats for everyone.

Agents

Licensed users can build agents in Agent Builder or Copilot Studio for use inside the organisation, and admins decide which agents are allowed. Publishing an agent to a website or another outside channel needs a standalone Copilot Studio plan, billed on credits, and an Azure subscription.

Our Microsoft Copilot training covers the rollout in Word, Excel, Outlook and Teams, and building agents in Copilot Studio.

When ChatGPT wins

ChatGPT wins when you want one assistant for everyone, whatever software they use. It isn't tied to one vendor's apps: Business connects to Google Workspace, Slack, GitHub and Microsoft 365, among others. For an organisation that runs on Google Workspace, or on a mix, that counts for a lot.

It is also the simplest of the three to buy in Australia. Business is self-serve and priced in Australian dollars: sign up with a card and buy from 2 seats to 200, with SAML SSO, an admin console and no training on your data by default. Standard and Premium seats can sit in the same workspace, so the few heavy users get five times the usage without lifting everyone's price.

Enterprise is the step up once you pass 200 people, or need SCIM provisioning, invoicing, custom retention or your data stored in Australia. OpenAI sets the price through its sales team.

Our guide to ChatGPT for business in Australia covers the plans, AUD prices and GST in detail, and ChatGPT training covers the rollout.

When Claude wins

Claude wins when the job is reading and writing at length: a contract, a tender response, a board paper, a policy checked against the legislation it answers to. Anthropic pitches the Team plan on room for long documents and long, multi-step conversations.

Projects hold the context

A project is a workspace with its own chat history, files and instructions. Upload the style guide, the templates and last year's reports once, and every chat in that project starts from them. On paid plans, when a project's files approach the context limit, Claude switches to retrieval, which Anthropic says expands capacity up to ten times. On Team and Enterprise, a project can be shared with named colleagues or the whole organisation, with view or edit rights.

Team and Enterprise also connect to Microsoft 365, Google Drive, Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack and GitHub, so Claude can search existing documents and email without anyone uploading them.

How Claude is priced

Team suits 2 to 150 people. For a visitor in Australia, Anthropic's pricing page shows a Standard seat at A$34 a month billed annually, or A$43 monthly, and a Premium seat with five times the usage at A$170, or A$213 monthly. Anthropic says its Australian prices include 10% GST.

Enterprise is billed differently, as the next section sets out. Budget for usage as well as seats.

Our Claude training covers setting up projects and connectors for the work your team repeats.

Claude Enterprise in Australia

Claude Enterprise is Anthropic's plan for organisations that need identity, audit and retention controls beyond those in Team. It includes everything in Team, plus SCIM provisioning, audit logs, a compliance API, custom data retention and customer-managed encryption keys. Each seat includes Claude Code and Cowork as well as the web, desktop and mobile apps. As on Team, Anthropic doesn't train its models on Enterprise data by default, and an owner can switch off the thumbs-up and thumbs-down feedback that would otherwise allow it.

How Enterprise is priced

The price works differently from Team. Anthropic lists the seat at US$20 a month, billed annually, and the seat covers access only. All usage, including Claude Code and Cowork, is billed on top at API rates, and admins can set spend limits for the organisation and for each person. Bought online, Enterprise needs at least 20 seats and is billed in US dollars. Through Anthropic's sales team the minimum is 50 seats, with invoicing and other currencies available.

Anthropic's Enterprise price excludes tax, and its help centre says your billing address sets the tax jurisdiction. It doesn't say how GST applies to Enterprise, so check the first invoice with your accountant.

Where the data sits

Data from the Claude apps is stored in the United States, and Enterprise can keep processing there too. An organisation that needs processing in Australia can call Claude's models through Amazon Bedrock in Sydney or Melbourne, which means building on AWS rather than using the Claude app.

Rolling Enterprise out is mostly set-up work: SSO and SCIM, retention, shared projects and a first group of people who know how to use them. Our Claude Team and Enterprise rollout training covers that. Facts on this section were read on 11 October 2026.

Claude vs Copilot

Claude and Microsoft Copilot are different kinds of product. Copilot is built into Microsoft 365: it sits inside Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Teams and reads through Microsoft Graph, so it starts from the email, files and meetings each person can already open. Claude is a separate workspace that reaches into Microsoft 365 from outside, through a connector and a set of add-ins.

Claude and Microsoft Copilot for Australian organisations, as at October 2026
What you're comparing	Microsoft Copilot	Claude
Where people use it	Inside Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Teams, and in the Microsoft Copilot app.	The Claude apps on web, desktop and mobile. Add-ins for Excel, PowerPoint and Word are generally available on paid plans, and Outlook is in beta.
Microsoft 365 content	Built in, through Microsoft Graph, limited to what each person can already open.	Through the Microsoft 365 connector, which searches SharePoint, OneDrive, Outlook and Teams. Read-only by default, and a Global Administrator must approve it first.
Entry business plan	Copilot Business: A$31.40 per user per month billed annually, excluding GST, on top of a Microsoft 365 Business plan. Up to 300 users.	Team: A$34 per seat per month billed annually, or A$43 monthly, including GST, as shown to a visitor in Australia. 2 to 150 people, with Claude Code and Cowork included.
Models	A choice of models, including Claude for most commercial customers outside the EU and UK.	Claude Opus 5.5, Sonnet 5.5 and Haiku 5.5.
Data at rest	In Australia, for a tenant signed up here.	In the United States, for Team and Enterprise.

Claude is already inside Copilot

Microsoft switches Anthropic's Claude models on by default for most commercial customers outside the EU and UK. People can choose Claude in Researcher and when editing with Copilot in the Microsoft 365 apps, and Copilot Studio builders pick a model when they create an agent. That gives Copilot users Claude's models without a second licence. It doesn't give them the Claude app, its shared projects or Claude Code.

Two conditions apply. Microsoft says Anthropic models are excluded from its in-country processing commitments, and some newer Anthropic models come with separate terms that stay off until an admin accepts them.

Choose Copilot when

Your team's work lives in Outlook, Teams, Word and Excel, and you want the assistant inside those apps.
You want one sign-in, one admin centre and one set of permissions for the assistant and the rest of Microsoft 365.
Data stored in Australia matters, and the occasional Claude user can reach its models through Copilot.

Choose Claude when

The work is long documents, such as tenders, board papers and policies checked against legislation, and a shared project can hold the templates and style guide.
You have developers. Every Team and Enterprise seat includes Claude Code.
People want Claude where they already work: its add-ins for Excel, PowerPoint and Word come with every paid plan.

If you buy both, give each a job: Copilot for everyone's email, meetings and files, and Claude seats for the people who write at length or write code. Running two tools side by side covers the rest. We run Microsoft Copilot training and Claude training for teams that use either. Facts in this section were read on 23 October 2026, and the Claude Team price on 12 October 2026.

Running two tools side by side

Two tools can make sense: Copilot for the work inside Microsoft 365, and ChatGPT or Claude for drafting and analysis that happens outside it. Before you buy a second licence, check what the first already gives you.

Microsoft offers Anthropic's Claude models inside Copilot, and for most commercial customers outside the EU and UK they are on by default. In Researcher, and when editing with Copilot in the Microsoft 365 apps, people can choose Claude. That puts Claude's models inside Microsoft's apps. It isn't the Claude app with its shared projects, but it may be enough for the occasional user.

A second tool also means a second bill. One person on Copilot Business and ChatGPT Business, both billed annually, lists at A$59.40 a month (derived from the two list prices: A$31.40 for Copilot Business, which excludes GST, plus A$28 for ChatGPT Business, where OpenAI doesn't say).

If you run two

Give each tool a job. Copilot for email, meetings and files in Microsoft 365; the second tool for named work, such as tender drafts or data analysis.
Buy the second licence for the roles that use it. Nobody needs two assistants to write the same email.
Turn on SSO for both, so a leaver loses access to both on the same day.
Write one policy for both: which tool is approved for what, and what stays out of either. Our one-page AI policy template is a starting point.

Data handling for Australian organisations

General information, not legal advice. Check how the Privacy Act applies to your organisation before you decide.

Training on your data

None of the three trains its models on your business data by default. Microsoft says prompts, responses and data read through Microsoft Graph aren't used to train foundation models. OpenAI says it doesn't train on ChatGPT Business or Enterprise data unless you opt in. Anthropic says it won't use inputs or outputs from its business plans unless a user sends feedback with the thumbs up or down, or you otherwise agree. An owner of a Claude Team or Enterprise plan can turn that feedback button off.

Where your data is kept

Microsoft Copilot: for a tenant signed up in Australia, Microsoft's product terms cover Copilot's prompts and responses stored at rest in Australia. Processing can happen elsewhere: Microsoft says customers outside the EU may have queries processed in the US, the EU or other regions. It expects local processing for Copilot in Australia to be available by the end of 2026.
ChatGPT: a new Enterprise workspace can store its content at rest in Australia at no extra cost. Inference residency, which keeps processing in-region, is offered only in Europe, the United States and the UAE. For Business, choosing a storage region is rolling out gradually, and OpenAI keeps a copy of prompts and responses in the United States for a limited time for abuse monitoring.
Claude: Anthropic says data from its business plans is stored in the United States, and that traffic may be routed to the US, Europe, Asia and Australia. Enterprise can keep processing inside the United States. Processing in Australia is available when Claude's models are used through Amazon Bedrock in Sydney or Melbourne, which means building on AWS rather than using the Claude app.

One catch for Copilot tenants: Microsoft says Anthropic models used inside Copilot are excluded from its in-country processing commitments where those apply. An admin can limit or switch off Anthropic as a subprocessor in the Microsoft 365 admin centre.

Your obligations still apply

The vendor's commitments don't discharge yours. The OAIC asks organisations adopting an AI product to check its data flows, including whether the developer or other third parties can see what you put in, and lists cross-border disclosure (APP 8) among the obligations to consider. As a matter of best practice it recommends not entering personal information, and particularly sensitive information, into publicly available AI tools. A business plan with training switched off changes the risk. It doesn't remove the need for a written rule on what staff may paste in.

What decides the return

The licence is the smallest part of the decision. Any of the three can earn its cost if people use it on real work. None will if they don't.

The failure looks the same for all three: seats bought, a launch email sent, and most of the team still using the assistant like a search box, if they open it at all. Before you spend another month comparing features, get four things done.

Pick the tool that matches where your team's work already happens.
Switch on SSO and set retention before anyone is invited.
Write a one-page rule on what staff may paste in, and what stays out.
Train people on their own documents, then read the usage reports a month in. All three give admins usage analytics.

That is the work we do. We train teams on Copilot, ChatGPT and Claude on the work they already do, and 97% of participants said they were likely to apply what they learned (Post-training survey, n=269, October 2025 to November 2026). Team workshops start from $5,500 + GST for up to 8 people.

Not sure which assistant suits your team? The discovery call is free and takes 30 minutes.

Frequently asked questions

Is Copilot better than ChatGPT for business?

Neither is better across the board. Microsoft Copilot works inside Word, Excel, Outlook and Teams on the email, files and meetings your people can already open, so it suits organisations that run on Microsoft 365. ChatGPT is a separate workspace that connects to Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Slack and others, so it suits teams that want one assistant whatever software they use. Pick the one that matches where your team's work already happens.

Can we use more than one?

Yes. One sensible split is Copilot for work inside Microsoft 365 and ChatGPT or Claude for drafting and analysis outside it. Check what you already have first: Microsoft offers Anthropic's Claude models inside Copilot, switched on by default for most commercial customers outside the EU and UK. Buy the second licence only for the roles that need it, turn on single sign-on for both, and write one policy that covers both tools.

Which one keeps our data in Australia?

Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT Enterprise can both store your data at rest in Australia. For a Microsoft 365 tenant signed up in Australia, Microsoft's product terms cover Copilot's prompts and responses, and a new ChatGPT Enterprise workspace can choose Australian storage at no extra cost. Neither guarantees yet that processing stays here: Microsoft expects local processing for Copilot by the end of 2026, and OpenAI offers inference residency only in Europe, the United States and the UAE. Anthropic stores data from Claude Team and Enterprise in the United States. Processing in Australia for Claude's models is available through Amazon Bedrock in Sydney and Melbourne, which means building on AWS rather than using the Claude app.

Do Copilot, ChatGPT or Claude train on our data?

Not by default on their business plans. Microsoft says prompts, responses and data read through Microsoft Graph aren't used to train foundation models. OpenAI doesn't train on ChatGPT Business or Enterprise data unless you opt in. Anthropic doesn't train on Claude Team or Enterprise data unless a user sends feedback with the thumbs up or down, and an owner can switch that off. Keep work on the business plans, where these commitments apply.

How much do Copilot, ChatGPT and Claude cost in Australia?

As at September 2026, Microsoft lists Copilot Business at A$31.40 per user per month and its enterprise Copilot plan at A$44.90, both billed annually and excluding GST, and each needs a qualifying Microsoft 365 plan. ChatGPT Business is A$28 per user per month billed annually, or A$35 monthly, and ChatGPT Enterprise is priced by OpenAI's sales team. As at October 2026, Anthropic shows a visitor in Australia Claude Team at A$34 per seat per month billed annually, or A$43 monthly, and says its Australian prices include GST. Claude Enterprise is a US$20 seat plus usage billed at API rates, and Anthropic publishes no Australian dollar price for it.

Is Microsoft 365 Copilot the same as Microsoft Copilot?

Yes. Microsoft now calls Microsoft 365 Copilot simply Microsoft Copilot, and Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat is now Microsoft Copilot Chat. It says some licences and screens will carry the old names during the changeover, and its Australian price list still uses them. Microsoft says the rename changes nothing about security, compliance or privacy.

How much is Claude Enterprise per month?

Anthropic lists the Enterprise seat at US$20 per user per month, billed annually, plus all usage billed at API rates, so the monthly bill depends on how much your people use it. The seat covers access only: chats, Claude Code and Cowork are charged as usage, and admins can cap spend for the organisation and for each person. Bought online, Enterprise needs at least 20 seats, which comes to US$400 a month in seat fees before usage and tax (derived: 20 seats at US$20). Through Anthropic's sales team the minimum is 50 seats, with invoicing and other currencies available. Anthropic doesn't publish an Australian dollar price for Enterprise, and its Enterprise price excludes tax.

Is Claude better than ChatGPT for business?

Neither is better for every business. It depends on the work and on what you need from the plan. Anthropic positions Claude for long documents and careful writing, its projects keep a team's files and instructions in one place, and Team and Enterprise seats include Claude Code and Cowork. ChatGPT Business is self-serve, priced in Australian dollars and available for up to 200 people, and ChatGPT Enterprise can store data at rest in Australia, while Anthropic stores data from Claude's apps in the United States. Both keep business-plan data out of model training by default, and both offer single sign-on. The fair test is to run both on the same real task, such as a board paper or a tender response, and compare the results.

Is Claude better than Copilot?

Neither is better for every organisation, because they do different jobs. Microsoft Copilot works inside Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Teams on the content each person can already open, and Copilot Business lists at A$31.40 per user per month billed annually, excluding GST. Claude is a separate workspace built for long documents and shared projects, with Claude Code on every Team seat, at A$34 per seat per month billed annually, or A$43 monthly, including GST, as Anthropic shows it to a visitor in Australia. If your organisation runs on Microsoft 365, start with Copilot, and add Claude seats for the people who draft long documents or write code.

Can we use Claude inside Microsoft Copilot?

Yes, for most commercial customers outside the EU and UK, where Microsoft switches Anthropic's Claude models on by default. People can choose Claude in Researcher and when editing with Copilot in the Microsoft 365 apps, and Copilot Studio builders can pick it for an agent. That puts Claude's models inside Microsoft's apps. It isn't the Claude app with its projects and Claude Code. Microsoft says Anthropic models are excluded from its in-country processing commitments, and an admin can switch Anthropic off in the Microsoft 365 admin centre.

Which AI models do ChatGPT, Copilot and Claude use now?

As at October 2026, OpenAI is rolling GPT-6 out in Chat to ChatGPT Business and Enterprise, starting on 7 October 2026. Both plans use GPT-6 Sol, and Enterprise admins decide when members get it. Anthropic's current Claude models are Opus 5.5, released on 22 September 2026, Sonnet 5.5 on 28 September and Haiku 5.5 on 7 October, with Fable 5.1 for the most demanding work. Microsoft Copilot offers a choice of models, which for most commercial customers outside the EU and UK includes Claude. Models change every few months, so choose on where the work happens and where your data is kept.

Sources

Every price and policy on this page comes from Microsoft, OpenAI, Anthropic or the OAIC. We read each source between 30 September 2026 and 23 October 2026, on the date shown beside it. Prices and plans change, so check them before you buy.

Microsoft Learn, Data, Privacy, and Security for Microsoft Copilot. Read 30 September 2026.
Microsoft Learn, License Options for Microsoft Copilot. Read 30 September 2026.
Microsoft, Microsoft 365 Copilot Plans and Pricing: AI for Business (Australian prices, excluding GST). Read 30 September 2026.
Microsoft, Microsoft 365 Copilot Plans and Pricing: AI for Enterprise (Australian prices, excluding GST). Read 30 September 2026.
Microsoft, Microsoft 365 Copilot Pricing: AI Agents, Copilot Studio. Read 30 September 2026.
Microsoft Learn, Data Residency for Microsoft 365 Copilot Offerings. Read 30 September 2026.
Microsoft, Microsoft offers in-country data processing to 15 countries to strengthen sovereign controls for Microsoft 365 Copilot (editor's note of 3 April 2026). Read 30 September 2026.
Microsoft Learn, Anthropic models in Microsoft Online Services. Read 23 October 2026.
OpenAI, ChatGPT pricing (Australian prices as shown to a visitor in Australia, business tab). Read 30 September 2026.
OpenAI, Business pricing: compare features across plans. Read 30 September 2026.
OpenAI Help Center, ChatGPT Business overview. Read 30 September 2026.
OpenAI, Enterprise privacy at OpenAI (updated 8 January 2026). Read 30 September 2026.
OpenAI Help Center, Data residency and inference residency for ChatGPT. Read 30 September 2026.
OpenAI Help Center, Where your ChatGPT Business content is stored. Read 30 September 2026.
OpenAI Help Center, ChatGPT release notes (GPT-6 and Intelligent UI in ChatGPT, 7 October 2026). Read 23 October 2026.
OpenAI Help Center, ChatGPT Business models and limits. Read 23 October 2026.
Anthropic, Plans & pricing (as shown to a visitor in Australia). Read 12 October 2026.
Claude Help Center, What is the Team plan?. Read 11 October 2026.
Claude Help Center, What is the Enterprise plan? (updated 1 September 2026). Read 11 October 2026.
Claude Help Center, Configure custom data retention controls for Enterprise plans. Read 11 October 2026.
Claude Help Center, Manage user feedback settings on Team and Enterprise plans (updated 16 March 2026). Read 11 October 2026.
Claude Help Center, Use Claude Cowork on Team and Enterprise plans. Read 11 October 2026.
Claude Help Center, Add or update your Team plan's Tax or VAT ID (updated 16 March 2026). Read 11 October 2026.
Claude Platform Docs, Claude in Amazon Bedrock. Read 11 October 2026.
Anthropic, Introducing Claude Opus 5.5 (22 September 2026). Read 23 October 2026.
Anthropic, Introducing Claude Sonnet 5.5 (28 September 2026). Read 23 October 2026.
Anthropic, Introducing Claude Haiku 5.5 (7 October 2026). Read 23 October 2026.
Claude Platform Docs, Models overview. Read 23 October 2026.
Anthropic, Claude for Microsoft 365. Read 23 October 2026.
Claude Help Center, Set up the Microsoft 365 connector. Read 23 October 2026.
Claude Help Center, What are projects?. Read 30 September 2026.
Anthropic Privacy Center, Is my data used for model training? (commercial customers, 18 August 2026). Read 11 October 2026.
Anthropic Privacy Center, Where are your servers located? (commercial customers, 15 June 2026). Read 11 October 2026.
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