Precisely Introduces Unified Data Management Platform for AI

Oct 6, 2026
Precisely Platform combines data integration, quality, governance, location intelligence and other data management tools on a shared foundation. It is in preview, with general availability planned for early 2027.

Precisely announced in a press release a unified data management platform designed to prepare enterprise data for AI systems. Precisely Platform is built on a shared metadata and semantic foundation and works with data across cloud services, data lakehouses, mainframes, SAP and systems located on company premises.

The platform combines data integration, quality, governance, location intelligence, master data management and customer communications. It can profile, validate, standardize, match and reconcile data, apply governance policies and track lineage. Each data asset can also carry quality and governance scores.

Precisely Platform includes AI generated quality rules, intelligent matching and data enrichment recommendations. Teams can access its capabilities through the Gio AI assistant, APIs, software development kits, a command line interface and Model Context Protocol servers that connect with compatible clients including Claude, Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT. The platform is in preview and will become generally available in early 2027.

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