OpenAI has made ChatGPT Enterprise available through AWS Marketplace, giving organisations a way to buy the business version of its chatbot through the purchasing and billing relationships they already have with Amazon Web Services. The listing is aimed at procurement teams that already run cloud spending through AWS and would rather add new software to existing vendor arrangements than negotiate a separate contract with OpenAI. The announcement is mainly about how the product is bought, not what it does. The show notes describe the change as a way to simplify procurement and do not mention new model capabilities, pricing or security terms. For companies that have already approved AWS as a supplier, the move removes one obstacle to adopting enterprise AI tools, where legal, finance and IT reviews can add months to a rollout. For Australian businesses and professionals, the change is mostly a convenience for buyers already on AWS and does not, on its own, alter how the software handles company data. Organisations considering it should still review the data terms that apply to ChatGPT Enterprise. Where staff enter personal information, they should consider their obligations under the Privacy Act 1988, including Australian Privacy Principle 8 on overseas disclosure, because the service is provided by a US company. Teams already using ChatGPT Enterprise may find billing simpler; others should treat this as a purchasing option rather than a new capability.