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Snowflake CoWork

Snowflake's data assistant for business users, renamed from Snowflake Intelligence on June 2, 2026. Cortex Agents query tables through semantic views and documents through Cortex Search, under each user's roles. CoWork bills AI Credits by token use, with no seat fee.

The 30-Second Take

Pick Snowflake CoWork if your data team maintains semantic views and can test them before each team gets access.

Renamed from Snowflake Intelligence in June 2026, it answers business users from tables and documents under each user's own roles. There is no per-seat price: each question bills AI Credits and runs on a warehouse you pay for.

Best fit
Snowflake customers with modeled data who want business users answering their own questions.
Main constraint
Answers are only as good as the semantic views, and every question draws AI Credits plus warehouse compute.
First move
Build one semantic view with verified queries, evaluate one agent on it, and open it to one team.

Why

Watch the accuracy: it rides on semantic views and verified queries the data team keeps current and tests with evaluations. Cap spend with AI Credit budgets, since every question draws credits plus warehouse compute.

Practitioner sentiment, leaders and teams+36 Positive

25 practitioners, 77 sources reviewed, Updated Oct 26, 2026How this is measured

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Comparisons

How does Snowflake CoWork compare with the alternatives?

  1. Snowflake CoWork vs Looker

    • Self-Serve Analytics

    Choose CoWork when data and metrics both live in Snowflake, and Looker when metrics live in LookML across several databases. CoWork bills AI Credits per token; Looker is priced by platform edition and seat. Each answers from a curated semantic layer with verified queries.

  2. Use CoWork for governed questions on Snowflake data, answered under each user's roles from semantic views the data team curates. Use ChatGPT for the files and connected apps a person hands it. Snowflake's managed MCP server lets ChatGPT call the same agents.

  3. Choose by where your data already lives. Genie works on Unity Catalog data in Databricks, and CoWork works on semantic views in Snowflake. Each answers business users from context the data team curates.

Operator Insights

What are business and product leaders learning from rolling Snowflake CoWork out across their teams?

Buying and deployment

What business and product leaders should verify before rolling it out across teams.

Sourced from Snowflake documentation

How you buy it

US$2.00

Per AI Credit on global routing, with no seat fee. Regional routing is US$2.20.

Source 1, Snowflake, AI pricing: AI pricingSource 2, Snowflake, Service Consumption Table: Service Consumption TableSource 3, Snowflake, User access and settings: User access and settings

Details

CoWork has no per-seat fee and runs on an existing Snowflake account. It bills AI Credits, separate from Platform Credits, at US$2.00 per AI Credit on global routing and US$2.20 on regional routing, on demand. Contract-value discounts bring them down to US$1.88 and US$2.07. AI Credit prices are the same on every edition.

Cost drivers

Tokens plus tools

Each model's token rate, plus every tool the agent calls and the warehouse running its SQL.

Source 1, Snowflake, AI pricing: AI pricingSource 2, Snowflake, Service Consumption Table: Service Consumption Table

Details

Token use and tools drive cost. Orchestration bills per million tokens at the selected model's rate. For example, claude-sonnet-5 costs 1.30 AI Credits per million input tokens and 6.50 per million output tokens. Costs add across the tools an agent calls, such as Cortex Search at 6.3 AI Credits per GB of indexed data per month. The generated SQL runs on a warehouse billed in Platform Credits.

Where it runs

Your Snowflake account

At ai.snowflake.com, in Snowsight, and on iOS, with each user's own credentials.

Source 3, Snowflake, User access and settings: User access and settingsSource 4, Snowflake, CoWork overview: CoWork overviewSource 5, Snowflake, Cross-region inference: Cross-region inference

Details

In the customer's Snowflake account, used at ai.snowflake.com, inside Snowsight, and in an iOS app, with AWS PrivateLink and Azure Private Link supported. Queries run with each user's own credentials, and frontier models need cross-region inference.

What to verify

CORTEX_USER

Granted to PUBLIC by default. Revoke it and grant agent access to chosen users.

Source 3, Snowflake, User access and settings: User access and settingsSource 5, Snowflake, Cross-region inference: Cross-region inferenceSource 6, Snowflake, Cortex AI Guardrails: Cortex AI GuardrailsSource 4, Snowflake, CoWork overview: CoWork overview

Details

CORTEX_USER, which opens every Cortex feature, is granted to PUBLIC by default. Revoking it and granting CORTEX_AGENT_USER limits chosen users to agents and CoWork. Model availability depends on region and cross-region policy, and Cortex AI Guardrails require Enterprise Edition. Snowflake classifies CoWork inputs as Usage Data and outputs as Customer Data.

Signals

What is the current evidence saying about Snowflake CoWork?

Public accounts of Snowflake CoWork, formerly Snowflake Intelligence, from individual builders and consultants running client pilots. Each finding links to its sources.

Whose sources count

Practitioner sentiment, leaders and teams

+36 Positive net

of 26 sources that take a side, each author counted once. Small sample.

How this figure is made

Current sentiment

Positive, mixed and negative sources

The score counts them as 12 positive, 10 mixed and 3 negative votes, one per author.

Teams praise CoWork's plain-language answers and setup speed. Access setup draws the most complaints, followed by wrong answers and cost. Most favor access through Claude or Teams, or their own app, over CoWork.

Run a pilot on questions your analysts already answer to measure how often its numbers match theirs.

Evidence field. All 77 sources, one mark each.

Arrange by

Each mark is one source: positive, mixed, negative, no opinion stated, or documentation (not counted).

By sentiment, Leaders and teams rolling it out. Every source GILD read, grouped as the field draws it.
GroupSourcesPositiveMixedNegativeNo opinion stated and not counted in the scoreDocumentation, checked and not counted
Positive12120000
Mixed10010000
Negative400400
Not counted10000100
Documentation18000018
Outside this group23712400
Every source GILD read, by the quarter it was published, as the field's time axis counts it. Documentation is dated by the day it was checked.
QuarterSources
Q3 20251
Q4 202513
Q1 202625
Q2 20267
Q3 202612
Q4 20261
Documentation, checked18

By sentiment

18 documentation pages check facts and are not counted; 23 sit outside this group.

Hover a mark for a quick look, click it or press Enter to open its source.Tap a mark to open its source, then step to its neighbors with Previous and Next.

What practitioners praise

Top praise of 2. Each mark is a source on it; filled marks praise it.

  1. Plain-Language AnswersAll 7 sources on it praise it

Most common concerns

Top concern of 3. Each mark is a source on it; filled marks raise it.

  1. Access Setup & AvailabilityAll 6 sources on it raise it as a concern
All 77 sources behind these findings
  1. Overview of Snowflake CoWorkSnowflake (Official Snowflake documentation), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
  2. Snowflake CoWork product pageSnowflake (Official Snowflake documentation), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
  3. Snowflake AI pricingSnowflake (Official Snowflake documentation), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
  4. Snowflake Service Consumption TableSnowflake (Official Snowflake documentation), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
  5. User access and settings for agentsSnowflake (Official Snowflake documentation), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
  6. Snowflake CoWork referenceSnowflake (Official Snowflake documentation), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
  7. Snowflake CoWork troubleshootingSnowflake (Official Snowflake documentation), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
  8. Resource budgets for Snowflake CoWorkSnowflake (Official Snowflake documentation), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
  9. Per-user quotasSnowflake (Official Snowflake documentation), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
  10. Cortex AgentsSnowflake (Official Snowflake documentation), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
  11. Cortex Agent evaluationsSnowflake (Official Snowflake documentation), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
  12. Monitor Cortex Agent requestsSnowflake (Official Snowflake documentation), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
  13. Cortex Analyst Verified Query RepositorySnowflake (Official Snowflake documentation), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
  14. Cortex AI GuardrailsSnowflake (Official Snowflake documentation), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
  15. Cross-region inferenceSnowflake (Official Snowflake documentation), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
  16. Snowflake AI and MLSnowflake (Official Snowflake documentation), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
  17. Artifacts in Snowflake CoWorkSnowflake (Official Snowflake documentation), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
  18. Snowflake-managed MCP serverSnowflake (Official Snowflake documentation), Product documentation, checked Oct 12, 2026
  19. Comment on: What are your options for "chat with your data" for clients in Fabric/powerbi? Looking for real-world experiencesCautious-Hat-4497, Reddit commenter in r/PowerBI, consultant (self-described: Deploys Cortex Analyst and Snowflake Intelligence for clients), Reddit comment, published Oct 11, 2026
  20. Comment on: Has Snowflake CoWork/Cortex Analyst reduced your reliance on Power BI?Alternative_Device59, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake (self-described: Mid-size organization using Power BI), Reddit comment, published Sep 29, 2026
  21. Comment on: Has Snowflake CoWork/Cortex Analyst reduced your reliance on Power BI?__CaptainAmerica__, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, self-described, Reddit comment, published Sep 29, 2026
  22. Comment on: Has Snowflake CoWork/Cortex Analyst reduced your reliance on Power BI?ArielCoding, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, self-described, Reddit comment, published Sep 29, 2026
  23. Comment on: Advantages of connecting Claude Desktop to a Snowflake MPC vs using Snowflake CoWork to do NL to SQL AI?ijdc_, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake (self-described: Enterprise rollout of Claude Desktop and CoWork over semantic views), Reddit comment, published Aug 13, 2026
  24. Comment on: Advantages of connecting Claude Desktop to a Snowflake MPC vs using Snowflake CoWork to do NL to SQL AI?Sea_Pen_1356, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake (self-described: Claude Desktop with Snowflake as AI gateway, plus agents exposed through MCP), Reddit comment, published Aug 13, 2026
  25. Snowflake CoWork: What Is It and How Can I Use It?Amit Avigour, Strategy Consultant, InterWorks (Consulting team testing CoWork on a small retail dataset before client pilots), Consultancy blog post, InterWorks blog, published Aug 13, 2026
  26. Snowflake CoWork & Claude Connectorforworkipromise_____, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake (self-described: Company setup: dbt semantic views, Cortex Agents, CoWork, and the Claude connector), Reddit post, published Aug 12, 2026
  27. Advantages of connecting Claude Desktop to a Snowflake MPC vs using Snowflake CoWork to do NL to SQL AI?GreyHairedDWGuy, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, data warehouse lead (self-described: Organization pilot with Claude Desktop on a Snowflake MCP server), Reddit post, published Aug 12, 2026
  28. Comment on: Thoughts on DE projectlemurlemur00, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, self-described, Reddit comment, published Jul 30, 2026
  29. Comment on: Snowflake Intelligence agents for business users?PlayLikeNewbs, Reddit commenter in r/analytics (self-described: Two-day workshop with Snowflake solutions engineers), Reddit comment, published Jul 22, 2026
  30. Built with Snowflake Cortex Analyst, a governed semantic model, and Streamlit in Snowflake.Elizabeth Medalla, data engineer consultant at evolv (evolv team building portfolio analytics for a credit card business's data science team), Consultancy blog post, evolv blog, published Jul 20, 2026
  31. Enabling Snowflake Cortex AI in Governed, High-Control EnvironmentsNayeem Ahmed, Senior Director of Strategy & Solutions, Americas at InterWorks (InterWorks team delivering a production Snowflake Intelligence deployment for a large public sector client under formal government AI assurance), Consultancy blog post, InterWorks blog, published Jul 8, 2026
  32. Comment on: Snowflake Intelligence agents for business users?Ok-Working3200, Reddit commenter in r/analytics (self-described: Set up a Cortex Agent for users through Claude, with semantic YAML pushed by CI/CD), Reddit comment, published Jun 30, 2026
  33. Comment on: I built an open-source Snowflake cost observability toolSirGreybush, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake (self-described: Moving more work into Snowflake with many CoWork agents), Reddit comment, published Jun 23, 2026
  34. Snowflake CoWork: Building Your First AI Business Agent PrototypeWaqar Khan, Head of Engineering, DataTools Pro (Data consultancy building a sales agent from Snowflake's quickstart), Company blog post, DataTools Pro, published Jun 8, 2026
  35. Shifting Snowflake Cortex Analyst from Baseline to Production-Grade AccuracyKannan Velmurugiah, Snowflake Architect, and Rengashree Soundararajan, Data Engineer, Mastech (Value-based care agent for care managers, evaluated on 30 population health questions), Consultancy blog post, Mastech blog, published Jun 2, 2026
  36. Delivering on the Promise of Conversational AI Analytics for Sales TeamsMarissa Wilson, Senior Director, Portfolio Management at Cleartelligence (Cleartelligence team, writing with Principal Data Advisor Austin Hewlett, piloting conversational sales analytics on Snowflake for a Fortune 500 life sciences client), Consultancy blog post, Cleartelligence, published May 7, 2026
  37. Claude Desktop Enterprise - Snowflake MCP Connector - MCP Client Invalid Errorbjp2600, GitHub user (self-described: Claude Desktop and claude.ai connected to Snowflake through an OAuth security integration), GitHub issue on anthropics/claude-ai-mcp, published May 5, 2026
  38. Comment on: Here is how I built a mandatory rulebook for CoComikey_the_kid, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, self-described, Reddit comment, published Apr 27, 2026
  39. Comment on: Trial accounts are not allowed to access Cortex CompleteKENFF123, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake (self-described: Following the Snowflake Intelligence quickstart on a trial account), Reddit comment, published Mar 27, 2026
  40. Comment on: Anyone else tired of being pressured into AI adoption?super_saiyan29, Reddit commenter in r/analytics (self-described: Uses Snowflake Intelligence as a Q&A system), Reddit comment, published Mar 19, 2026
  41. Comment on: Has anyone actually rolled out "talk to your data" to your business stakeholders?thecandiedkeynes, Reddit commenter in r/BusinessIntelligence (self-described: Analytics team of one at a mid-size startup, testing the Snowflake and Claude MCP), Reddit comment, published Feb 23, 2026
  42. Comment on: Has anyone actually rolled out "talk to your data" to your business stakeholders?acidicLemon, Reddit commenter in r/BusinessIntelligence (self-described: Deployed Snowflake Intelligence to business users), Reddit comment, published Feb 23, 2026
  43. Comment on: Everyone says AI is "transforming analytics"theShku, Reddit commenter in r/BusinessIntelligence (self-described: Company with clean star-schema models and strong semantic models), Reddit comment, published Feb 18, 2026
  44. Comment on: Is a semantic layer actually required for GenAI-powered BI or am I overthinking this?Mountain_Mortgage665, Reddit commenter in r/analytics, consultant (self-described: Pilot implementations of generative BI), Reddit comment, published Feb 16, 2026
  45. [Feature]: Missing feature, snowflake intelligence supportjakerohald, GitHub user filing for Xero (self-described: Xero, managing Snowflake through Terraform), GitHub issue on snowflakedb/terraform-provider-snowflake, published Feb 5, 2026
  46. Comment on: Snowflake intelligence or MS FoundryOdd_Customer4643, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, self-described, Reddit comment, published Feb 1, 2026
  47. Comment on: Snowflake intelligence or MS Foundryhxstr, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake (self-described: Uses Snowflake agents and Microsoft Foundry), Reddit comment, published Jan 30, 2026
  48. Comment on: No More Snowflake Data Tickets: Liberating Teams from the Dashboard GrindTruth-and-Power, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake (self-described: Star-schema semantic models with billions of rows and 100+ fields), Reddit comment, published Jan 21, 2026
  49. Comment on: No More Snowflake Data Tickets: Liberating Teams from the Dashboard GrindConnect-Football8349, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake (self-described: Gold layer with several tables in a Cortex Analyst semantic view plus Cortex Search, shown in an internal walkthrough), Reddit comment, published Jan 21, 2026
  50. Comment on: Is snowflake intelligence worth it?Chocolatecake420, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, self-described, Reddit comment, published Jan 15, 2026
  51. Comment on: Is snowflake intelligence worth it?dinobinosinokindo, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, AWS user (self-described: Heavy AWS user exploring Snowflake Intelligence), Reddit comment, published Jan 15, 2026
  52. Comment on: Is snowflake intelligence worth it?ComposerConsistent83, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake (self-described: Team building multiple semantic models; IT has not opened Snowflake Intelligence to everyone), Reddit comment, published Jan 15, 2026
  53. Comment on: Is snowflake intelligence worth it?Altruistic_Farm_9133, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, healthcare data developer (self-described: Text-to-SQL project on healthcare data), Reddit comment, published Jan 15, 2026
  54. Is snowflake intelligence worth it?Altruistic_Farm_9133, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, healthcare data developer (self-described: Large healthcare data model with semantic views and verified queries), Reddit post, published Jan 14, 2026
  55. Comment on: Is snowflake intelligence worth it?Mithryn, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake (self-described: Their team's data, split into topic-specific semantic views), Reddit comment, published Jan 14, 2026
  56. Comment on: Is snowflake intelligence worth it?lifec0ach, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake (self-described: Tried Snowflake Intelligence on own data), Reddit comment, published Jan 14, 2026
  57. Comment on: My client's CTO is exploring ditching Power BI for Snowflake Intelligence. Is the hype real?Top-Cauliflower-1808, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, self-described, Reddit comment, published Jan 11, 2026
  58. My client's CTO is exploring ditching Power BI for Snowflake Intelligence. Is the hype real?sdhilip, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, data consultant (self-described: Pilot for a healthcare client's executive team, with semantic views over two data sources), Reddit post, published Jan 3, 2026
  59. Comment on: My client's CTO is exploring ditching Power BI for Snowflake Intelligence. Is the hype real?endless_sea_of_stars, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, self-described, Reddit comment, published Jan 3, 2026
  60. Comment on: My client's CTO is exploring ditching Power BI for Snowflake Intelligence. Is the hype real?sncrdn, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, self-described, Reddit comment, published Jan 3, 2026
  61. Comment on: My client's CTO is exploring ditching Power BI for Snowflake Intelligence. Is the hype real?GreyHairedDWGuy, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake (self-described: Data warehouse lead; their team uses Power BI), Reddit comment, published Jan 3, 2026
  62. Comment on: My client's CTO is exploring ditching Power BI for Snowflake Intelligence. Is the hype real?2000gt, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, consultant (self-described: Built a Snowflake Intelligence pilot for a retail client), Reddit comment, published Jan 3, 2026
  63. Comment on: My client's CTO is exploring ditching Power BI for Snowflake Intelligence. Is the hype real?passing_marks, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, self-described, Reddit comment, published Jan 3, 2026
  64. Comment on: Snowflake cortexBaxTheDestroyer, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake (self-described: Enterprise RAG with several hundred monthly users on Snowflake data), Reddit comment, published Dec 17, 2025
  65. Comment on: Asking Ideas from the Market Expertstbot888, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, works for an elite-tier Snowflake partner (self-described: Snowflake partner; rolled Cortex out to a small set of users), Reddit comment, published Dec 11, 2025
  66. Comment on: Snowflake Intelligence Agent based on Semantic View PerformancePastGuest5781, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, self-described, Reddit comment, published Dec 10, 2025
  67. Bringing Snowflake Intelligence to Life: Practical Lessons from the FieldJacob Scott, Analytic Engineering Consultant at Hakkoda (Hakkoda team building a Snowflake Intelligence agent for business users at a global performance apparel brand), Consultancy blog post, Hakkoda resources, published Nov 20, 2025
  68. Comment on: Using Snowflake Cortex in conjunction with PowerBI?Flucks, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake (self-described: Company with many agents), Reddit comment, published Nov 11, 2025
  69. Comment on: Using Snowflake Cortex in conjunction with PowerBI?ImpressiveCouple3216, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake (self-described: Implemented Snowflake Intelligence), Reddit comment, published Nov 10, 2025
  70. Comment on: Snowflake IntelligencePrior-Chip2628, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake (self-described: Team that previously built Streamlit apps for analyst access), Reddit comment, published Nov 6, 2025
  71. Snowflake Intelligence: The MVP for MVPsChristopher Marland, Snowflake Practice Lead at Aimpoint Digital (Snowflake practice lead at a partner consultancy, scoping client Cortex Agent projects), Consultancy blog post, Aimpoint Digital blog, published Nov 4, 2025
  72. Comment on: Snowflake Cortex experienceHotComfort4799, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, self-described, Reddit comment, published Nov 1, 2025
  73. Comment on: Snowflake Cortex experienceJimmyTango, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, self-described, Reddit comment, published Oct 31, 2025
  74. Comment on: Snowflake Cortex Agents - anybody is using it?buckeyemtb, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake (self-described: Team that moved its testing and development of agents to Snowflake Intelligence), Reddit comment, published Oct 22, 2025
  75. Comment on: Best AI for data analysis?Horror-Sun8133, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, self-described, Reddit comment, published Oct 13, 2025
  76. Snowflake Intelligence Agent based on Semantic View PerformanceLow-Hornet-4908, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake (self-described: Test on an SAP purchase requisition module of about 150 million rows), Reddit post, published Oct 12, 2025
  77. Comment on: Snowflake AI queries - User's vs Agent's/Owner's Access for Data Securitystrugglingcomic, Reddit commenter in r/snowflake, self-described, Reddit comment, published Sep 5, 2025

Sep 2025 to Oct 2026.

59 sources from practitioners, by month and sentiment.

The full readExplore all Snowflake CoWork Signals4 praise themes, 5 concerns, 4 points of agreement and 1 disagreement across all three groups, with all 77 sources open to inspect.

Where It Fits

Where does Snowflake CoWork belong in the stack?

Snowflake CoWork is Core across Analyze, supports Assist, Find, and Automate, and touches Create.

Business area
Company-wide
Function
Knowledge Work
Operating stack
AI Knowledge Work
Primary role
AI Data Agent on Snowflake
Snowflake CoWork beside the rest of its stackThe Stack Field, every product on every layer
FootprintSnowflake CoWork across the AI Knowledge Work stack. Bar height is its role on each layer.
  1. Assist

    1. AI assistant: Supports

      AI assistant, supports. CoWork provides Chat and Deep Research over Snowflake data, with user memory and MCP connectors to Slack, Gmail, Jira, and Salesforce. A general assistant handles drafting and research beyond that data.

  2. Find

    1. Web research: Touches

      Web research, touches. CoWork agents can call web search after an admin enables it. Deep Research can include external context. A research tool supplies cited research on the public web.

    2. Enterprise search: Supports

      Enterprise search, supports. Cortex Search answers from documents indexed in Snowflake by the data team. Users can add uploaded files to a thread. An enterprise search product covers other company apps and documents.

  3. Create

    1. Documents: Touches

      Documents, touches. Document generation, in beta, turns an analysis into a PDF or PowerPoint deck. It also supports HTML reports from templates. Teams keep documents and wikis in their existing tools.

    2. Meeting notes: Touches

      Meeting notes, touches. CoWork records no meetings. Teams bring its answers to meetings as saved Artifacts or generated decks, including scheduled email summaries.

  4. Analyze

    1. Data analysis: Core

      Data analysis, core. Cortex Analyst writes and runs SQL over semantic views. Cortex Search adds documents. The agent returns charts and tables, with saved Artifacts that refresh under each viewer's permissions.

  5. Automate

    1. Automation: Supports

      Automation, supports. Automations rerun questions on a schedule and email results. User skills, in beta, store repeatable steps. Custom tools and MCP connectors take actions. Zapier or n8n handles multi-step automation across business apps.

Market mapThe layers Snowflake CoWork covers, and who else owns each one.

  1. Data analysis & reporting

    CoreAnalyze

  2. General AI assistant

    SupportsAssist

  3. Enterprise search & company knowledge

    SupportsFind

  4. Workflow automation & agents

    SupportsAutomate

  5. Web research & cited answers

    TouchesFind

2 more layers on the full map. Core, Supports and Touches describe coverage. They say nothing about quality.

More on Snowflake CoWork

  1. GILD ReviewGILD's evaluation, with the buying facts
  2. Research2 pieces
  3. Guides3 guides
  4. Operator Insights2 operator accounts
  5. Where It FitsOn the AI Knowledge Work stack
  6. Related Products6 products