NovaCopilot: source-linked business outcome intelligence
NovaCopilot transforms public legal, regulatory and supervisory information into continuously updated business outcome intelligence. It helps organizations understand obligations, risks and consequences with traceable sources.
A defined task, not general intelligence
NovaCopilot is not an artificial general intelligence system. Its task is to structure registered sources into evidence for business decisions.
- Obligations and responsibilities supported by sources
- Controls, actions and consequences with explicit limits
- Missing evidence is marked, not presented as certainty
Source Multi-Language Model (SMLM)
A Source Multi-Language Model (SMLM), regulatory knowledge graphs and intelligence agents support traceable, source-linked information across languages, markets and jurisdictions.
- Sources, versions and review status are separate from presentation
- Fixed register objects retain their published evidence hashes
- Optional model-assisted reasoning is separate from fixed register lookups
NovaCopilot in business
Questions about responsibilities, regulations and actions can be answered from registered evidence. Customers build their own services on NovaCopilot compact decision output in JSON.
- Questions before source search
- Evidence for assessment, not guaranteed business outcomes
- Protected relationships and decision paths require partner access
Register objects and model-assisted reasoning
Fixed register objects are reproducible for the same inputs and register version. Optional model-assisted reasoning can formulate a detailed answer from available evidence. It does not change saved register objects or their evidence hashes.
Questions about the evidence
- What is the information based on?
- Registered public legal sources, regulations and supervisory information. Coverage and review status vary. Check the source, content date and gaps in each answer.
- Does traceability establish compliance?
- No. Traceability supports review but does not guarantee compliance. Application requires assessment of the business and current rules.
- How are questions and documents processed?
- This depends on the selected feature. The first document analysis step reads in the browser. Optional model-assisted reasoning processes the question to answer it; masked question text may be stored for quality work. See the model card and privacy information.
- What happens when a source changes?
- Registered changes are tracked through source status and version information where supported. Saved evidence hashes remain unchanged. Continuous updates do not mean every source was checked today.
Next step
Three ways to put the register to work in your own practice.
Start with your task
Litigation
Find support in a judgment
Search guiding decisions, see what became final and follow changes in the law.
In-house, deals
Map the rules in a transaction
Move from theme to act and on to the article that carries the duty.
Compliance
Assess the risk in a process
Risk scoring per legal area, with the sources behind every score.