
A skill marketplace offers role kits...
If an office task stops at chat, someone still has to edit the file. Qwen Work delivers editable artifacts: documents, spreadsheets, decks, and web pages can be changed after generation, and a page can include data and interaction before it is published. Group chat, approvals, calendars, the knowledge base, and email sit on one collaboration path. The skill marketplace includes ready role kits, such as month-end finance, legal drafting, and investment reading, and you can upload your own skills. Images, audio, and video can be understood and then used to generate content. It fits HR, finance, content, and operating-analysis roles that already use enterprise chat and want a task to land as a file.
Qwen Work is an office agent from Alibaba, with a web app and a desktop client. It splits a task into parallel work and delivers documents, spreadsheets, slide decks, and web pages that remain editable. On the collaboration side it can read group chats, handle attendance approvals and meeting schedules, and connect to a knowledge base and email. A skill marketplace offers role kits for industry research, content growth, business analysis, and business writing, and you can create, upload, and share skills. It can also pull e-commerce back offices and social data into one view. Pricing and enterprise services have their own entry.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Editable office files
It can output documents, spreadsheets, decks, and web pages that stay previewable and editable after generation.
Work inside enterprise chat
It can read group chats, handle attendance approvals and calendars, and connect to a knowledge base and email.
Multimodal understanding
It can understand images, audio, and video, then analyze assets, extract points, and create mixed media.
Skill market and role kits
You can create, upload, and share skills, and the public market offers role kits such as research, growth, and analysis.
Operating and content data
It can connect e-commerce back offices and social platforms and combine operating and content data in one view.
HR filing onboarding papers
HR keeps resumes, onboarding papers, and compensation files in one flow instead of hunting across folders.
Finance month-end in one flow
Finance uses the tax-and-accounting kit to keep analysis, budget, statements, and month-end in one flow.
Analysts reading filings
Analysts use the research kit to read annual reports, study an industry, and organize notes and peer comparisons.
Yes. Editable deliverables are a core capability: documents, spreadsheets, decks, and web pages can be previewed and changed after generation, from content and formatting through handoff. A web page can also include data and interaction without a separate deployment. What you can edit depends on the editor that opens the file.
The collaboration section says it can read group messages, handle attendance approvals and calendars, and connect documents, spreadsheets, the knowledge base, and email. Lookup, drafting, and process steps can stay on that path. If enterprise chat is not connected, those steps do not appear on their own.
No. The skill market already lists kits for industry research, content growth, operating analysis, business writing, marketing strategy, and project management, and a selected kit can be used directly. You can also create, upload, and share skills. HR, legal, finance, teaching, and other roles have their own workflow notes on the page.
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