LUMA, a new security-first AI platform from RocketDocs, launched today to address the growing problem of 'Shadow AI' in enterprises, where unauthorized AI tools are used by employees, often creating security and compliance risks. According to recent studies, 9 out of 10 employees use AI on the job, frequently through unapproved channels. LUMA aims to replace these ad hoc tools with a governed, enterprise-grade alternative designed for high-stakes environments where speed, precision, and control directly impact revenue and risk.
Unlike broad, open-ended AI tools, LUMA focuses on secure, controlled use cases tied to specific business outcomes. It turns an organization's internal knowledge library into a governed execution engine, enabling teams to securely find and synthesize complex information without compromising security policy. Key features include Authorized Knowledge Grounding, which limits AI activity to a company's approved sources, and vertical AI applications such as an AI Solutions Engineer and an AI RFP Manager for sales proposal preparation and RFx questionnaire responses. The platform also offers Hierarchical Prioritization to ensure the most relevant content is used, and Enterprise-Grade Governance with permission-aware access and administrative oversight.
Perry Robinson, Chairman & CEO of RocketDocs, stated, 'RocketDocs has worked for decades with the largest and most highly regulated organizations helping them to manage critical content. With LUMA, we are addressing whether AI can be trusted with sensitive information and whether it can deliver real business ROI. LUMA is built to do both.' LUMA is positioned as a standalone AI platform, distinct from RocketDocs, with a roadmap for expansion into vertical applications for Customer Success and HR teams, covering use cases from account-plan preparation to onboarding and policy guidance.
LUMA is available now. For more information, visit https://askluma.io/.
