ZoomInfo Technologies Inc. launched a new GTM.AI connector for Microsoft Copilot Studio, integrating its go-to-market data with the platform. The connector links ZoomInfo’s GTM data directly with Copilot Studio agents, grounding Copilot experiences in verified contacts, company records, and intent signals within Dynamics 365 and other supported workflows. Mutual customers need an active ZoomInfo account plus required Microsoft licenses, with administrators approving access and configuring the agent. The connector delivers business contacts, company profiles, and buying intent signals into Copilot. GTM.AI functions as ZoomInfo’s headless context layer, exposing a verified data graph through API access and Model Context Protocol connections. The Microsoft integration joins existing connections with Salesforce Agentforce and HubSpot Breeze, while Gong and LeanData also tap into the same GTM Context Graph. Custom agents on Claude and ChatGPT access the same data layer. GTM shares traded at $4.0950 on Monday, down 3.19% for the session, after touching an intraday high near $4.23. The stock opened higher before reversing, with trading volume picking up as the price declined into the close.