Government & public sector
Built for institutions that answer to the public.
Our commitments
What governed AI means to us.
Privacy by design
Every system we build for the public sector aligns with the DPDP Act, 2023 — consent, purpose limitation, and data minimisation are design constraints, not afterthoughts.
Data stays in India
Deployed on government-approved, India-based infrastructure. Your data stays within national borders, under your institution's control.
The languages of the people
Support for the languages your officials and citizens actually use — including Indian languages such as Marathi — in both voice and text.
Accountable by design
Complete traceability: role-based access, detailed logging, and a full audit trail behind every answer and action.
People stay in charge
Our systems support the judgment of officials — they inform decisions and never replace the authority or accountability that comes with public office.
Works within your processes
Built to integrate with the workflows, systems, and approval chains your institution already runs on — not to replace them.
Lumora — grounded answers for public institutions.
Officials need answers they can act on and defend — grounded in policy, precedent, and record, with the source shown behind every response. Lumora is our answer engine, built so that the people who serve the public get clear, cited answers in the language they work in, without ever losing sight of who is accountable for the decision.
One answer engine, aligned with your obligations.
Aligned with India's DPDP Act, 2023, deployed on approved infrastructure, with role-based access and a complete audit trail behind every answer. Governance is the foundation Lumora is built on, not a feature bolted onto it.
Adoption
Adoption is the real project.
- 1Structured, role-based training for every team that will use the system
- 2Department champions who carry knowledge forward after we leave
- 3Measured outcomes — adoption tracked against real usage, not installation
- 4Complete handover, so the institution owns the system, not just licenses it