AWS Unveils Amazon Quick Suite for AI-Powered Research and Automation

Oct 13, 2025
Amazon Web Services has launched Amazon Quick Suite, an AI-driven platform that unifies research, business intelligence, and automation into a single workspace. The tool integrates with enterprise systems to answer questions, generate insights, and execute tasks through natural language interactions.

Amazon Web Services has introduced Amazon Quick Suite, a new AI-powered platform that combines research, business intelligence, and automation functions into a single digital workspace, announced in a company blog post.

Quick Suite allows users to query data, generate insights, and automate workflows using natural language prompts. The platform integrates with enterprise tools such as Microsoft Office 365, Slack, and Google Drive, enabling users to access and act on information without switching applications. It includes more than 50 built-in connectors and supports integration with over 1,000 additional services through OpenAPI and Model Context Protocol.

The platform’s components include Quick Research for data-driven analysis, Quick Sight for AI-powered business intelligence, Quick Flows for user-created automation, and Quick Automate for complex enterprise-scale workflows. Quick Index underpins these features by consolidating data from multiple sources into a searchable knowledge base.

Existing Amazon QuickSight customers will be upgraded to Quick Suite, retaining their data, permissions, and settings. The new service is available now with per-user subscription pricing and optional consumption-based charges for additional features.

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