ChatGPT Enterprise, a version of ChatGPT tailored for company needs, allows integration of advanced tooling and third-party agents like Credal to enhance its knowledge and functionality. This integration is facilitated through connectors that enable ChatGPT to securely access and interact with external data sources and applications. Custom connectors, using the Model Context Protocol (MCP), provide flexibility by allowing ChatGPT to interact with proprietary systems not covered by standard integrations. By incorporating external agents, companies can create multi-agent workflows that improve collaboration, maintain shared memory for repeatable processes, and ensure deployment governance, all while avoiding vendor lock-in. Credal, serving as an orchestration platform, enables secure and scalable multi-agent workflows, with ChatGPT acting as the user interface. The integration process involves setting up an MCP server to communicate with Credal's API, registering this server as a custom connector within ChatGPT Enterprise, and using it to execute structured workflows with governance and permission controls directly from the chat interface. This collaboration leverages the strengths of both platforms, offering enterprises a single entry point for AI-driven tasks while maintaining flexibility, security, and scalability.