Approved sources
Admins choose the sources to connect.
A clear look at how Nura accesses, processes, protects, and handles your company’s information today.
Early access · Clear about current capabilities
Admins choose the sources to connect.
Responses are designed to link to evidence.
Revoke access and request deletion.
Straightforward explanations of what Nura does with company data.
Nura reads only sources an administrator connects. Early access includes Slack, Gmail, Google Drive, Notion and GitHub.
Retrieval is designed to respect access already configured in connected tools and workspace settings.
Content is indexed to answer questions. AI model and infrastructure providers may process data to deliver the service.
Nura does not use customer connected-source content to train models shared across Nura customers.
Workspace data is isolated by organization. Hosting and subprocessor details are available during security review.
Admins can revoke connectors and request deletion. Account termination follows the Privacy Policy.
An understandable view of the data flow, not an infrastructure diagram.
An admin connects a supported source.
Nura indexes approved content to build company memory.
Retrieval evaluates evidence and attaches provenance.
Admins can disconnect and request deletion.
No. A workspace administrator must explicitly connect each source.
Admins can revoke a connector to stop future synchronization and request deletion of associated data.
Nura does not use customers’ connected-source content to train models shared across customers.
Hosting regions and subprocessor details are shared during a customer security review.
Start with one question
Nura brings back the answer with its owner, reasoning, source, and current status.
You get a supported decision your team can act on.