Cloudflare is expanding its AI workspace ecosystem with new application integrations and deployment partnerships designed to help enterprises adopt AI tools securely.
The expansion connects Cloudflare OS with business applications, including Asana, Box, Canva, GitHub, and Notion, while bringing in services partners such as EPAM, HappyCog, and Towards AI to support implementation.
For managed service providers (MSPs) and other channel partners, the ecosystem could create opportunities around AI integration, governance and ongoing support.
Cloudflare OS adds integrations for enterprise AI workflows
Cloudflare OS provides an AI workspace that gives team members one-click access to an environment where they can describe the automation or tool they need, and Cloudflare OS will help build it, manage its deployment, and safely connect it to the systems of record it requires, without granting the tool access to any more than is necessary.
“AI tools shouldn’t force companies to choose between moving fast and staying secure,” said Matthew Prince, Co-founder and CEO of Cloudflare. “We built Cloudflare OS for our own teams first and saw how much faster and more safely we could move.”
“Now we’re bringing that same experience to companies using some of the most widely deployed platforms in the world. The goal is simple: a secure, company-aware AI workspace from day one, without turning every rollout into a multi-million dollar engineering project,” Prince continued.
Cloudflare will partner with professional services teams to help enterprises train their teams on how to adopt AI tooling for their work within Cloudflare OS.
Those teams can then bring one-click connectivity to key systems of record through new integrations with popular applications such as Asana, Box, Canva, ClickHouse, GitHub, Gong, Notion, and others.
“The promise of AI at work is less time chasing updates and more time doing the work that matters,” said Tony Lam, Head of Tech Partnerships at Asana. “Cloudflare OS helps anyone turn an idea into action across teams, using Asana to track progress, surface blockers, and keep work on track. Clear guardrails give teams the confidence to put agents to work and move faster together.”
Deployment partners support enterprise AI adoption
To deploy Cloudflare OS, Cloudflare is partnering with managed service and deployment teams like EPAM, HappyCog, and Towards AI.
“We’re excited to bring Canva to Cloudflare OS as the creative engine for AI assistants and agents. On Cloudflare’s secure foundation, agents can now help people find, create, and transform designs, while builders can bring Canva’s latest capabilities into new apps and experiences,” said Anwar Haneef, Head of Ecosystem at Canva.
“Together, we’re turning ideas into polished, editable sales decks, marketing content, or any visual content in their workflows.”
MSPs see opportunities in AI governance and managed services
Cloudflare’s expanded AI workspace ecosystem creates opportunities for IT channel partners to help businesses move AI from experimentation into practical, secure enterprise deployment.
With integrations across applications such as Box, GitHub, Notion, and Asana, MSPs, systems integrators, and solution providers can help customers connect existing business applications, build custom AI agents, and automate repetitive workflows.
These services could include identifying automation opportunities, configuring integrations, and developing industry-specific solutions that address customers’ operational needs.
Cloudflare’s AI Gateway capabilities provide a foundation for services that include AI governance assessments, security monitoring, usage management, and model optimization.
Additionally, channel partners can generate revenue through AI training, adoption, and ongoing management services. Cloudflare’s expanded ecosystem includes professional services and deployment partners that help organizations implement AI tools and train employees to use them effectively.
MSPs can build on this approach by offering AI readiness assessments, employee training, workflow redesign, and post-deployment support. Partners can also monitor performance, optimize spending, maintain integrations, and identify additional automation opportunities as customers scale their AI initiatives.