
Glean: Your intuitive work assistant for efficient search and discovery across all company apps.
The page describes secure, context-aware enterprise AI web search that connects internal and public data and helps users search, analyze, and act on insights.
Glean provides secure, no-code and low-code tools for creating custom generative AI apps and agents, automating workflows, and connecting data.
Glean's personalized work hub provides announcements and resources.
Glean's knowledge management software searches across companies and their content.
10 AI-powered collaboration platforms enterprises should evaluate in 2026 — compared on features, security, and fit for large teams.
A collection of the most consequential predictions from the leaders shaping enterprise AI, and the academics who study how work really happens.
The page outlines accuracy, speed, user experience, and pricing metrics for benchmarking and evaluating enterprise search tools.
The page presents 25 AI-powered prompts for product managers, covering roadmap planning and competitor analysis.
The company says its mission is to give people the knowledge they need to make a difference in the world.
The page compares Glean with ChatGPT Enterprise, Microsoft 365 Copilot, and Claude Enterprise.
The page compares Glean's deeply indexed knowledge graph and governed AI with federated search and local agents.
Compare Glean vs Microsoft 365 Copilot: unify 100+ apps, enforce permissions, and deploy fast across Microsoft 365 for relevant, source-backed answers.
The page describes Glean as secure, permission-aware AI that connects to company data without requiring a single LLM.
Glean is an enterprise AI platform that connects company knowledge, powers search, answers, and AI agents, and helps every team work faster.
Glean is an enterprise AI platform connected to enterprise data.
Glean unveils Tau, a desktop workspace that connects its enterprise AI to users’ local files, applications and code. The company says its tests show a 5.2-times token-cost advantage per query over Anthropic’s Claude Cowork and that Glean is preferred 3.6 times as often; Tau can plan and execute multistep work and check its output. Glean Intelligence usage controls are generally available, while Tau remains unreleased.
Aug 2026 · SiliconAngleNews article
eSkill discusses agentic AI in HR and recruiting, distinguishing autonomous agents from copilots and warning about bias, privacy, accountability, explainability, and governance risks.
eskill.comBlog post
Mercor, Anthropic, Sierra, Glean, Gusto, and Clio report accelerating revenue growth as they reach successive milestones. Mercor says gross annualized revenue reached $2 billion in June, while Anthropic reports a $47 billion run rate; Sierra added $100 million in ARR over two quarters, and Glean grew from $200 million to $300 million in six months. Gusto exceeded $1 billion in trailing 12-month revenue, while Clio reached $500 million ARR; the companies use differing revenue definitions.
Jul 2026 · TechCrunchNews article
Glean CEO and founder Arvind Jain explains how the company aims to become the underlying AI layer for enterprise work. Glean has evolved from enterprise search into an “AI work assistant” that connects to internal systems, manages permissions, and delivers intelligence across employee workflows. In a TechCrunch Equity interview, Jain discusses enterprise AI architecture, competition from technology companies bundling AI, and what is real versus premature in the agent space.
Feb 2026 · TechCrunchNews article