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    IOI Officially Launches Nexora, with a First Implementation Answering Legal Questions from Hundreds of Articles

    PT Inovasi Otentik Indonesia has officially launched Nexora. Its first implementation is a legal use case: reading hundreds of articles of law, explaining them in plain language, and answering questions based on the articles cited.

    IOI Editorial TeamMarch 2, 20263 min read

    PT Inovasi Otentik Indonesia (IOI) has officially launched Nexora, an AI platform for an organization's internal knowledge. Its first implementation goes straight to a use case that demands precision: legal.

    In this implementation, Nexora reads hundreds of articles of law (pasal), helps explain them in plain language, and answers questions based on the articles it cites. Every answer shows the article and source document, so users can check it themselves before acting.

    In short:

    • Launch: IOI officially launched Nexora in March 2026.
    • First implementation: a legal use case, with hundreds of articles as the knowledge source.
    • How it works: users ask in plain language, and Nexora explains and answers while showing the articles it relies on.
    • The principle: every answer can be traced to its source, and decisions stay with people.

    The Problem It Solves

    Legal documents such as regulations, policies, and contracts can run to hundreds of articles that refer to one another. Answering a single question often means opening many documents, reading article by article, and matching exceptions and implementing rules.

    This work is slow and error-prone. The same question also tends to get different answers, depending on who is asked and which document they open.

    How Nexora Helps

    NeedWhat Nexora does
    Finding the relevant rulesReads hundreds of articles and finds the ones related to the question
    Understanding an articleExplains what an article says in plainer language
    Answering questionsAnswers based on references, with the article and source document for every answer
    Checking the answerUsers can open the cited article to confirm the answer holds

    An Example Flow

    1. A user asks in plain language, for example about the requirements, obligations, or limits in a regulation.
    2. Nexora searches the relevant articles in the documents that have been loaded.
    3. Nexora explains and answers in simple language, then names the articles the answer is based on.
    4. The user checks the cited articles and decides on the next step.

    People Still Make the Decisions

    In legal work, an answer that only sounds right is not enough. That is why Nexora does not give answers without a reference. Nexora speeds up finding and understanding the rules, while the final interpretation and decision stay with the people who hold the authority, such as the legal team or the officials concerned. Nexora is not a substitute for professional legal advice.

    Beyond the Legal Use Case

    The same approach works for other internal documents: SOPs, policies, contracts, and archives. Nexora's capabilities include:

    • Asking in plain language and getting answers from the organization's own documents.
    • A source for every answer, with the document and page.
    • One current version, with version history for SOPs and policies.
    • Knowledge gap reports, showing the most frequently asked topics and the questions not yet answered.

    Nexora fits government, banking and financial services, multi-branch companies, manufacturing, and legal and compliance teams.

    How to Start

    1. Pick one document collection that people ask about most, such as a specific regulation or policy set, and agree how answers will be judged.
    2. Run a pilot with one team on their own documents, with a source shown for every answer.
    3. Expand step by step to other teams and document collections based on the pilot's results.

    Learn About Nexora

    See the Nexora overview or contact the IOI team to discuss a pilot in your organization.

    Tags: Nexora, New Product, AI for Legal, Knowledge Management

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