Microsoft is expanding its Purview Data Loss Prevention platform to intercept Microsoft 365 Copilot prompts that contain sensitive data, blocking AI-generated responses before they are returned to users.
Enterprise diagramming platform Lucid Software has launched an integration with Anthropic’s Claude AI, enabling users to search, create, and share Lucidchart and Lucidspark documents without leaving the Claude interface. The connector is built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard gaining rapid adoption as a mechanism for linking AI assistants to enterprise data sources.
A new agentic editing layer in Nutrient's document SDK lets enterprise applications automate multi-step document workflows - including data extraction, form filling, annotation, and redaction - under configurable approval policies, the company announced.
Organisations using Docusign’s Intelligent Agreement Management platform can now deploy an AI-powered contract review assistant that analyses agreements, flags risky terms, suggests edits, and generates legal playbooks.
Governing AI agent access to corporate file data has emerged as a pressing challenge for enterprise security and compliance teams. Boston-based Nasuni is attempting to address it with a new platform capability that lets AI tools operate directly on file data within existing permission structures - no separate data pipelines required.
Turning meeting transcripts into automated task lists is the promise behind HiNotes 3.0, a significant update from HiDock that repositions its note-taking platform from passive transcription toward post-meeting workflow management.
Artificial intelligence is being put to work on document fraud in New Zealand’s financial sector, with FUJIFILM Business Innovation New Zealand (FBNZ) securing exclusive local distribution rights for Fraud Check AI, a product of Australian technology venture DoxAI.
A new capability from law firm records software vendor DocSolid allows scanning operators to automatically retrieve metadata from existing records management systems during large-scale physical records digitisation - without requiring direct access to those systems.
AI knowledge management vendor Docsie has released a fully on-premise platform that runs entirely on customer-owned hardware and customer-controlled language models. The company says it is responding to a growing unwillingness among regulated enterprises to route sensitive data through third-party cloud infrastructure.
