Five applications
Where NaDIA applies.
A cross-sector technology, already in use in different settings. Each sector has its own sources, its own rules on data and its own first step.
The five sectors.
What NaDIA does in each sector, and how to get started.
Municipal secretariats, technical offices, legal affairs
Federal and cantonal law alongside your authority’s regulations and council resolutions.
In three points
- Answers that cite higher-ranking law and municipal documents together
- Draft replies and communications, checked and approved by staff before they are sent
- Three deployment options: cloud, on-premise or a dedicated server at your premises
Clinical engineering, quality, risk management
The file for every device, from commissioning to decommissioning.
In three points
- Device file: acceptance tests, CE certificates, maintenance and contracts
- Alerts on deadlines, missing signatures and staff qualifications
- With PAL, natural-language questions on the location and availability of equipment
Fiduciary firms, family offices, trustees, law firms
Laws, treaties and rulings cited with the official text, on a dedicated computer in your office.
In three points
- Federal law, Ticino law and treaties, updated every night
- The firm’s own documents in the same search, bank statements included
- Works offline: no cloud service receives questions or documents
Engineering and geomatics firms
Archive, ERP, drawings and standards in a single assistant.
In three points
- Scans, emails, DWG drawings, shapefiles and INTERLIS files become searchable
- The status of federal laws and SIA standards; the Business Central ERP, read-only
- Read-only archive at the firm; NaDIA’s model and AI services in Switzerland
Family offices, companies, compliance, finance, asset management
Where information is abundant, varied and confidential.
In three points
- Search, connect, analyse and summarise information
- On the sources you authorise, with roles and permissions
- A cross-sector technology, already in use in different settings
Compare the sectors.
Who it is for, the sources it reads, an example question and the first step, sector by sector.
Secretariats, technical offices and legal affairs of municipalities and cantons
- Federal and cantonal law
- Case law and practice
- Your authority’s regulations and resolutions
Clinical engineering, quality and risk management in hospitals
- Acceptance tests
- CE certificates
- Manuals
- Maintenance
- Training
- Contracts and SLAs
Fiduciary firms, family offices, trustees and law firms
- Federal and Ticino law
- Treaties
- Rulings
- The firm’s documents
Engineering and geomatics firms
- Network archive
- CAD drawings
- GIS and INTERLIS
- Standards
- ERP system
Family offices, companies, compliance, finance, asset management
- Documents
- Data
- Legislation
- Regulations
- Procedures
- Know-how
“What is the procedure for an amendment to the land-use plan?”
“Which calibration certificates expire within 60 days?”Illustrative question
“By when must a tax assessment be challenged?”
“Which bridge assessments did we carry out after 2018?”
“Where have we dealt with this clause before?”Illustrative question
How data is handled.
What goes out and what is not stored, sector by sector: Security and data
Three options. Standard (cloud) and on-premise: processing in the cloud, encrypted; personal data is anonymised in Switzerland before an external model processes the text. Dedicated server: processing exclusively on the local server.
Access by role and department, audit trail, encryption in transit and at rest, backup and disaster recovery.
On a dedicated computer, in the firm’s office. No cloud service receives your questions or your documents.
Read-only archive in the firm. Only the text fragments and extracts needed to search or to answer, together with questions and voice audio, sent to NaDIA’s services in Switzerland.
Private cloud, on-premise or dedicated environments. When external services or models are needed, data can be anonymised or pseudonymised first, according to the architecture and the policies defined by the client.
NaDIA applies wherever you find…
The applications can change. The principle stays the same. NaDIA adapts to the organisation’s knowledge and processes.
- large volumes of data
- extensive documentation
- complex knowledge
- professional processes
- a need for control
A cross-sector technology
- large volumes of data
- extensive documentation
- complex knowledge
- professional processes
- a need for control
A cross-sector technology
Large volumes of data, extensive documentation, complex knowledge, professional processes and a need for control: that is where NaDIA applies.
Is your sector not listed?
We listen to your case and tell you frankly whether NaDIA is the right tool.