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By the time PLATO launches, Gaia data is assumed to be all public, including the epoch data of photometry, astrometry and radial velocities (RV). These data offer many possibilities for augmenting PLATO findings. The high angular resolution of Gaia provides separate light curves of stars included in the wide PSF of PLATO, thus allowing immediate elimination of false positives by background eclipsing binaries and, in other cases, confirming that the PLATO transits are indeed originating from the target stars. A similar synergy between Gaia and TESS is already taking place using non-public Gaia data, some results are given in this presentation. Finally, we show the first transiting exoplanet detected by Gaia - Gaia-1 b.