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Segments for ChatGPT Enterprise

Last updated Preview Inventory ChatGPT Enterprise

AI summary

ChatGPT Enterprise comes with built-in segments, which are saved filters that identify specific objects and issues across your workspace. Segments are organized into eight categories covering security, guests and external access, oversharing, leavers, cleanup, licenses and costs, chargeback, and operations. View any segment to see its filter rule and the objects it selects.

These are the segments that come with ChatGPT Enterprise, grouped by topic. Each segment is a saved filter: it selects the objects that match its rule. Open a segment for its rule in plain words and the object it selects.

See the ChatGPT Enterprise inventory reference for the objects these segments select.

Security 10

Risky settings, weak credentials and access that is wider than it should be.

SegmentDescriptionSelects
AdminsUsers holding the workspace admin role.ChatGPT user
Agents triggered without a humanAgents that ran from an API call, a webhook or a schedule in the last 30 days.ChatGPT agent
Analytics viewersUsers who can read workspace-wide usage figures without holding admin rights.ChatGPT user
Elevated invitationsPending invitations that would grant owner or admin rights on acceptance.ChatGPT invitation
Manual groupsGroups maintained by hand rather than provisioned through SCIM.ChatGPT group
Non-SSO loginsUsers who signed in with a password rather than through SSO in the last 30 days.ChatGPT user
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SegmentDescriptionSelects
OwnersUsers holding the workspace owner role - the only people who can grant the owner-only compliance scopes.ChatGPT user
Plugins listed to the whole workspacePlugins any workspace member can find and install without being told about them.ChatGPT plugin
Shadow accountsChatGPT users with no matching Entra ID identity - accounts outside the directory entirely.ChatGPT user
System-created service accountsService accounts created by the system rather than a person, so there is nobody obvious to ask about them.ChatGPT service account

Guests and external access 10

Guests, external users and content shared outside your organization.

SegmentDescriptionSelects
Published agents with connectorsAgents that are live and can reach an external system.ChatGPT agent
Codex environments with repository accessCodex sandboxes wired to at least one repository.ChatGPT Codex Environment
External data sources of projectsConnector scopes through which a project pulls from Slack, Linear, Google Drive or a website.ChatGPT connector scope
Invitations to external domainsInvitations to addresses that match no Entra ID user or match a guest.ChatGPT invitation
External usersChatGPT users whose Entra ID identity is a guest.ChatGPT user
GPTs with custom actionsCustom GPTs that call an external domain through a custom action.ChatGPT custom GPT
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SegmentDescriptionSelects
Plugins bundling MCP serversPlugins that install an MCP server, and therefore an external endpoint the workspace talks to.ChatGPT plugin
Projects with connector scopesChatGPT projects with at least one external data source attached.ChatGPT project
Shared Codex environmentsCodex sandboxes reachable by somebody other than their creator.ChatGPT Codex Environment

Oversharing 3

Content that more people can open than need to.

SegmentDescriptionSelects
Publicly reachable GPTsCustom GPTs reachable outside the workspace, by link or through the GPT store.ChatGPT custom GPT
Publicly reachable or workspace-wide projectsChatGPT projects reachable outside the workspace or by every member.ChatGPT project
Workspace-wide GPTsCustom GPTs every workspace member can reach without being named.ChatGPT custom GPT

Leavers 2

What people who left, or whose accounts are disabled, still own or hold.

SegmentDescriptionSelects
Inactive users still holding objectsInactive users who still own GPTs, projects, agents, Codex environments or library files.ChatGPT user
Manually managed usersUsers not provisioned through SCIM, so joiner-mover-leaver does not reach them.ChatGPT user

Clean-up 11

Inactive, empty, ownerless or outdated objects you can archive or delete.

SegmentDescriptionSelects
Disabled automationsScheduled automations that are switched off and left in place.ChatGPT automation
Disabled service accountsService accounts that are switched off and left in place.ChatGPT service account
Empty groupsGroups with no members, which still grant whatever was shared with them.ChatGPT group
GPTs with an inactive ownerCustom GPTs whose owner is inactive or has left the workspace - orphan candidates for isolate, then delete.ChatGPT custom GPT
Idle Codex machinesDeveloper machines not seen for 30 days but still paired.ChatGPT Codex machine
Projects with an inactive ownerChatGPT projects whose owner is inactive or has left the workspace.ChatGPT project
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SegmentDescriptionSelects
Stale GPTsCustom GPTs whose configuration has not changed in 90 days.ChatGPT custom GPT
Stale invitationsInvitations still pending or expired more than 30 days after they were sent.ChatGPT invitation
Stale projectsChatGPT projects whose configuration has not changed in 90 days, with the same caveat as stale GPTs.ChatGPT project
Trashed library filesLibrary files the user has trashed but which still consume storage.ChatGPT library file
Unused Codex environmentsCodex sandboxes no task has ever run in, which is standing repository access for nothing.ChatGPT Codex Environment

Licenses and costs 9

Licenses, spend and storage that cost money without being used.

SegmentDescriptionSelects
Codex seat without Codex usageUsers on a Codex seat with no Codex usage in the last 30 days.ChatGPT user
Codex seatsUsers holding a Codex seat.ChatGPT user
Groups without a default limitGroups with no default spend cap, so their members fall through to the workspace default.ChatGPT group
Idle seatsUsers with no usage this month or last month - reclaim candidates.ChatGPT user
Users with an individual overrideUsers whose cap comes from a personal override rather than their group or the workspace default.ChatGPT user
Large library filesLibrary files over 50 MB.ChatGPT library file
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SegmentDescriptionSelects
Temporary override activeUsers on a time-boxed cap increase that has not yet lapsed.ChatGPT user
Unlimited usersUsers with no spend cap in force.ChatGPT user
Users over 80% of their capUsers whose month-to-date usage has passed 80% of their effective spend cap.ChatGPT user

Chargeback 1

Costs split by department, region or billing plan, so each part of the business sees its share.

SegmentDescriptionSelects
Agents with spendWorkspace agents that have incurred cost this month.ChatGPT agent

Operations 4

Day-to-day hygiene: naming, ownership, settings and configuration.

SegmentDescriptionSelects
Credentials expiring within 30 daysService account credentials that lapse in the next 30 days - an outage waiting to happen.ChatGPT service account credential
Failed library indexingLibrary files that failed to index and are silently unavailable to the person who uploaded them.ChatGPT library file
Connector scopes with failed syncExternal data sources that last failed to sync, so the project is answering from stale data.ChatGPT connector scope
Pending limit-increase requestsSpend cap increase requests nobody has resolved.ChatGPT limit increase request

Frequently asked questions

How many segments does Rencore Governance provide for ChatGPT Enterprise?

50 segments, such as Admins, Published agents with connectors and 48 more.

How are the ChatGPT Enterprise segments grouped?

By category: Security, Guests and external access, Oversharing, Leavers, Clean-up, Licenses and costs, Chargeback and Operations.

What is a segment of ChatGPT Enterprise objects?

A saved filter on the inventory. Rencore Governance recalculates it as scans update the inventory, so it always shows the current objects.

Which module includes the ChatGPT Enterprise connector?

The ChatGPT Enterprise connector is part of the AI & Agents module of Rencore Governance, an add-on module on the Premium and Enterprise Plans. The connector is in preview.