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Qwen Office 2.0 Adds Shared AI Workspaces for Teams

4 reports 2 reporting sources first reported Updated 3 days ago

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Qwen Office released version 2.0 with shared workspaces where multiple people can work with the same AI agent, Qwen Xiao Q. In QbitAI’s newsroom walkthrough, the assistant organized assignments and tracked progress across three DingTalk groups and project files; the workflow also showed collaborative document editing, automated replies, shared files, and syncing across phone, desktop, and web. Leiphone’s trials showed the agent using shared interview materials to refine story pitches and helping a retailer track group-buying voucher work across more than 62 stores and over 200 collaborators. Version 2.0 also adds tasks triggered by configured events and a searchable materials space. Qwen said all features are fully available in the Qwen Office client.

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  1. 11/10 09:27 (UTC+8) · 1 reports
    Qwen Office 2.0 Adds Team Collaboration and Automation Features
    QbitAI:QbitAI Tests Qianwen Office 2.0 on Its Newsroom Workflow
  2. 11/9 15:46 (UTC+8) · 3 reports
    Qwen Office Releases Version 2.0 with Team Agent Collaboration Features
    Leiphone:Qianwen Office 2.0 Launches Team Agent Collaboration Features

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11/10
  1. QbitAI Tests Qianwen Office 2.0 on Its Newsroom Workflow

    QbitAI tests Qianwen Office 2.0 by linking three DingTalk newsroom groups and project files in a shared collaboration space, where its AI assistant organizes story assignments, tracks progress, and sets reminders. The walkthrough also demonstrates collaborative document editing, automated replies, a shared file space, and syncing across phone, desktop, and web. The article compares this team workflow with Anthropic’s Claude Tag test in Slack and describes the product’s Team Agent approach.

11/9
  1. Qwen Office 2.0 Adds Collaboration Between Teams and Agents

    Qwen Office released version 2.0 on November 9, introducing a collaboration feature that lets multiple people work with the same agent, Qwen Xiao Q. In Leiphone's trials, the agent used shared interview materials to refine story pitches and helped a retailer track group-buying voucher work across more than 62 stores and over 200 collaborators. The update also supports editing documents from comments and running triggered tasks based on natural-language conditions.

  2. QbitAIPicks
    Qwen Office 2.0 Adds Team Collaboration and Automated Agent Tasks

    Qwen Office released version 2.0 on November 9, adding shared workspaces where teams and Agents can work across DingTalk chats, documents, AI spreadsheets, and meeting notes. The update also includes automated tasks triggered by configured events, in-document co-editing, a searchable materials space, and synchronization across phone, computer, and web clients. QbitAI reports the launch in an authorized repost of material provided by Qwen.

  3. Qianwen Office 2.0 Launches Team Agent Collaboration Features

    Qianwen Office released version 2.0 on November 9, adding a collaboration feature for people and Agents to work together in shared spaces. The update also includes automatic tasks triggered by events, in-chat document editing, a searchable materials space, and task and conversation sync across mobile, desktop, and web. A retail operations team uses the shared workspace to collect information across store group chats and update an AI spreadsheet.

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