Prophecy launches tool to use company data inside Claude and ChatGPT

Prophecy, a company that makes software for preparing and managing business data, announced a product called DataGPT on October 28, 2026. It is built to work with three popular AI assistants: Claude, ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot. The idea is to let companies use their own data inside the chat tools many employees already have open.

What it is

Prophecy's core business is helping companies get their data ready to use and keep it organized. DataGPT appears to extend that work into AI chat tools. Instead of moving between a data system and a chatbot, a team could work with company data from inside the assistant. The material does not spell out exactly how it works.

Who it may affect

Any business whose staff already use Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot could be touched by this kind of tool. Those assistants are good at writing and answering questions, but they only know what they are given. Connecting them to company data is a natural next step, and it also raises questions about who can see what.

What is not known yet

The available material does not say what DataGPT costs, when it ships or which companies can use it. It also does not explain what safeguards control access to data. Those details matter most for any business weighing a trial.

What to do

• Ask your team which AI chat tools people already use for work.
• Ask any vendor how its tool limits who can see company data.
• Wait for pricing and availability before planning a rollout.