Gemini Deep Research can now fetch data from Google Workspace apps: Details

Gemini Deep Research now integrates with Gmail, Drive, and Chat, letting users pull data from Workspace apps to create richer, context-aware research reports

Gemini Deep Research tool lets you select your sources
Gemini Deep Research tool lets you select your sources
Sweta Kumari New Delhi
2 min read Last Updated : Nov 06 2025 | 12:48 PM IST
Google has updated Gemini’s Deep Research tool to access information from Gmail, Drive, and Chat, allowing it to include user data from these apps in research reports. As noted in Google’s blog, the feature combines details from Workspace files with web data to produce more contextually relevant results.
 
Gemini Deep Research is designed to automate information gathering and report creation. Built on the Gemini 2.5 model, it helps organise and summarise data from different sources, aiming to make the research process faster and more structured.

Google Deep Research with Workspace integration: How it works

According to the blog, the feature enables Gemini Deep Research to reference documents, spreadsheets, slides, PDFs, and even email threads or chat messages to produce comprehensive insights. Users can now generate reports that blend internal data with publicly available information without manually copying files or context.
  For example, someone preparing a market analysis for a new product can have Gemini automatically scan their team’s brainstorming documents, related emails, and project plans stored in Drive or Gmail. It can then merge that data with external research from the web to form a more complete report. Similarly, businesses can build competitive analyses by linking internal strategy documents and spreadsheets with publicly available data about rival products.
 
Gemini Deep Research is different from a simple chatbot query. Instead of giving a direct answer, it first builds a structured, multi-step plan, conducts multiple web searches, and then assembles a report. Users can refine this report by asking for more details or export it directly into Google Docs, even turn it into an AI-generated podcast. 
 
To use the new integration, users need to select “Deep Research” from the Tools menu in Gemini on desktop and choose which sources to include — Google Search, Gmail, Drive or Chat. The feature is currently rolling out to desktop users, with mobile support expected in the coming days.
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First Published: Nov 06 2025 | 12:48 PM IST

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