Getting started with Nexus is now simpler than ever. Nexus now supports signing in with Google and Microsoft accounts, letting users log in instantly and begin exploring the platform.

Every new account includes a free 30-day trial, making it easier for users — especially businesses and institutions — to evaluate Nexus without additional setup or disruption to existing workflows.

This update is the first in a wave of enterprise-ready enhancements aimed at making Nexus more accessible, more collaborative, and easier to integrate for teams of all sizes.

Get started with Nexus and get a free 30-day trial today!

Making It Easier for Businesses and Institutions

With support for Google and Microsoft sign-in, Nexus lowers one of the biggest challenges to adoption: onboarding. Since launch, users have been able to create accounts by connecting their wallets. But for many Web2 users — and especially for businesses and institutions — enterprise accounts via Google and Microsoft remain the standard.

With this integration, organizations can now use accounts they already rely on every day to create a Nexus account. This change significantly reduces enterprise adoption friction, helping businesses and institutions pilot Nexus quickly across their teams.

This is only the beginning. Over the coming months, Nexus will introduce enterprise-oriented features that make onboarding and integration even easier:

• Subscriptions: Users will be able to subscribe to Nexus using familiar fiat payment solutions, without the requirement of crypto holdings. This is particularly important for businesses, which often prefer traditional billing processes. Every Nexus subscription directly supports the $NAI ecosystem through the revenue-driven buyback program, aligning business adoption with ecosystem growth.

• Tiered Plans: Nexus will offer tiers designed for different needs. A free tier will remain available, with 30-day free trials to paid tiers for Personal, Pro, and Enterprise users.

• Role-based Access Controls (RBAC): Pro and Enterprise users will be able to set up teams, assign granular roles, and manage permissions at scale. This ensures collaboration remains secure while maintaining clear boundaries.

Together, these enhancements provide a clear path for organizations to evaluate Nexus easily, test its capabilities, and scale usage as they move from pilot projects to full production.

AI Without Hallucinations

Adopting AI-ready data infrastructure can be complex, but Nexus was built to simplify every step. With a unified query layer, multi-model support, and deep integrations, Nexus helps organizations turn raw data into actionable insights faster, all while keeping full control of where the data resides.

Nexus makes this possible through several core strengths:

• Richer insights and automation: Ask questions in natural language and receive traceable, explainable results that connect data across files, databases, and APIs. Build AI agents that automate workflows with tools integrated through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), from generating weekly reports in Google Docs, to triggering alerts in Slack, to updating sales forecasts in Salesforce.

• Any data, from any source: Whether your data is in CSV exports, enterprise cloud storage like AWS S3 or Azure Blob Storage, or databases such as PostgreSQL, Oracle, or MongoDB, Nexus connects them seamlessly so teams can query across systems without switching tools or learning multiple SQL syntaxes.

• Any model, with any tool for AI agents: Use the LLM that best fits your policies and use cases — from OpenAI, Google Gemini and DeepSeek, to decentralized providers via io.net, or local hosting with Ollama. Insights can flow directly into the tools your teams already use daily, like Notion, Airtable, or Google Workspace, via MCP.

• Data on-premise: Nexus keeps your data where it belongs, on-premise or in your cloud environment. By processing metadata instead of replicating or duplicating raw data, Nexus ensures that organizations remain in control of their most valuable asset.

• Helix integration: With Helix, Nuklai’s blockchain solution for data sharing, enterprises can share and monetize data with full access and permission controls, including restrictions for geography or subscription levels. At the same time, organizations can enrich internal datasets with data contributed by others, generating more meaningful insights.

Together, these capabilities ensure that Nexus delivers AI you can trust: data connections that are comprehensive, answers that are traceable and verifiable, and workflows that are secure and actionable. By removing hallucinations and keeping data under your control, Nexus supercharges your business with AI that is a reliable partner for business decision-making and innovation.

Enterprise Use Cases

The best way to understand Nexus is to see it in action. Here are three examples of how businesses and institutions can unlock value from their data:

Operations Analytics

A manufacturing company produces CSV exports from production systems and stores machine logs in AWS S3. By connecting these datasets to Nexus, managers can ask natural language questions like “What is the average downtime by line this quarter?” Nexus queries across the sources and provides a traceable, explainable answer with NXSQL queries that can be independently verified. AI agents can then be configured to generate daily summaries and push them directly into Slack or Google Sheets for executives.

Customer Intelligence

A fintech company integrates Salesforce CRM data, support tickets from Zendesk, and product telemetry stored in PostgreSQL. With Nexus, teams can ask “Which customer segments are generating the most new tickets after onboarding?” Nexus delivers traceable answers that can be visualized in dashboards or used by AI agents to flag churn risks and update follow-up actions directly in Salesforce.

Knowledge Workflows

A consulting firm combines project files from Google Drive, research stored in MongoDB, and notes from Notion. Consultants can ask “What were the key takeaways from all AI-related projects last year?” Nexus synthesizes the results and, with the help of AI agents, prepares a client-ready summary in Google Docs — cutting hours of manual preparation down to minutes.

In each of these scenarios, Nexus does more than answer questions. It combines data from multiple sources, generates insights that are explainable and verifiable, and enables automated workflows that act on those insights, all without the hallucinations.

Getting Started

With easier onboarding, free trials, and a roadmap of enterprise-ready enhancements, Nexus is positioning itself as the simplest way for organizations to unify, query and act on their data. Businesses and institutions no longer have to wait long to test AI-ready infrastructure — you can start today!

Trying Nexus is now as easy as signing in with your Google or Microsoft Account. New users get a 30-day free trial to explore the platform without commitment.

Add and connect your data, ask questions and gain insights, and trigger actions and workflows, all in one platform.

Start your free 30-day trial now at nexus.nukl.ai or get in touch with our team to explore how Nexus can supercharge your business.