The text compares ChatGPT Enterprise and Microsoft Copilot, two popular AI tools widely adopted by enterprises, and discusses their limitations in delivering tangible business value despite their capabilities in tasks like text summarization and data analysis. While Microsoft Copilot is tightly integrated with the Microsoft 365 suite and boasts strong security features, it is limited to those who use Microsoft's ecosystem and lacks customizable AI models. On the other hand, ChatGPT Enterprise offers broader integrations with various platforms and allows for custom GPTs, but it remains primarily an AI chat interface with limited action capabilities. The text suggests that both tools fall short in supporting truly autonomous AI agents, which can independently execute tasks across various systems. Credal is presented as an alternative platform that offers more configurable and agentic solutions, enabling enterprises to integrate data sources and execute actions with AI agents more effectively. The text ends by noting the pricing differences between the two tools and emphasizes the potential of multi-agent workflows to enhance AI's effectiveness in enterprise settings.