INDATA Introduces AI Platform Nexus in Major Software Update

May 12, 2026
INDATA has released a major software update featuring its new AI platform Nexus, enhanced user interface options, and a mobile app for investment management workflows.

INDATA announced in a press release a major software update that includes the launch of INDATA Nexus, an AI platform built on the company’s Master Data Model. The release provides expanded data querying, intelligent portfolio management tools, and custom report generation with dynamic charting. Nexus supports both REST API endpoints and an MCP server for secure integration with external AI agents and data providers.

The update also introduces a redesigned user interface for Architect AI with new dark and light themes to improve usability for traders, analysts, and compliance officers. A new mobile application now extends front, middle, and back office functionality, allowing clients to customize mobile workflows connected to Nexus.

System wide improvements have been implemented across trading, compliance, and operations to simplify processes and improve efficiency. INDATA continues to focus on integrating AI capabilities into its investment management tools while maintaining security and privacy standards.

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