Nera lets your team use the AI tools they already know on your most confidential books, files, and records, without your data ever leaving your control. Nothing to explain to your risk committee.
Starting at $250 / user / month billed annually. See pricing
Sending a client's books, claims, or case file to an AI vendor can put you in breach of the rules your license depends on.
RegulatorThey handed you their numbers because they trust you, not a chatbot. One exposure story and that relationship is gone.
ClientsIf you can't show who touched a file and when, you can't defend the work when someone asks.
RecordsYour data stays protected end to end, including the moment the AI is actually working on it. That's true whether it's a client's tax file, a policy schedule, or a set of books.
Results come back encrypted. Only you can unlock them.
Every access is logged, so you can prove exactly who saw what, and when.
Watch Nera ChatApp in action. Sensitive data stays encrypted end-to-end.
Built for fractional CFOs, solo CPA and CAS practices, extending to PE, wealth management, and banking.
Explore → Insurance underwritingAnalyzed in plain English, with claimant and policy data the model never sees.
Explore → CPG & brand managementBrand, retailer, and panel data cross-analyzed without any party exposing raw rows.
Explore →AI vendors solve intelligence. Compliance and security vendors solve risk. Nobody built the two together for firms whose whole business runs on client trust, until now.
Start chatting with your own data the same day you sign up. Larger teams add a short setup for access controls and audit trails.
Your existing security and compliance team gets the controls out of the box. No specialized team required to run it.
Claude, Gemini, or ChatGPT. No model retraining, no new infrastructure to stand up.
One customer cut cost per acquisition 43% and more than doubled conversion rate within six months of putting Nera in front of their team. Read the story →
Bring a real client file. We'll show you the output, with nothing about it ever exposed, in a 15-minute call.