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Larion Core was publicly introduced as a secure AI workspace for documents, reports, meetings and research inside the organization's controlled environment.

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As introduced

Six things the public material describes

Taken from the product material published on larion.ai, and stated here as description rather than as availability.

Ask in plain language

A question typed as a sentence, answered with the source of the answer cited beside it.

A live ERP connection

Described as querying invoices, orders and inventory in the finance system directly rather than from an export.

Reads the documents

Contracts, policies, reports and manuals read together, with a citation on each answer.

The places work already lives

Described as indexing document libraries, channels and mail threads on the organization's own servers.

Multi-step tasks

Drafting, summarising and generating reports as sequences rather than one answer at a time.

On-premise by default

Described as running without external API calls, on the organization's own infrastructure.

The part that matters

An answer without a source is an opinion

Larion.AI

The public material puts a citation beside every answer — the document, the section, and a way back to it. That is the difference between something a team can act on and something a team has to go and check.

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Sources named in the material

What the public material says it reads

The connected sources shown on larion.ai's Core page.

The finance system

Shown as a live connection — invoices, orders and inventory queried directly rather than exported.

Document libraries

Shown as indexed folders of contracts, policies and reports held on the organization's own servers.

Policy sets

Shown as HR and internal policy files, read alongside the contracts they have to be checked against.

Message archives

Shown as channels and mail threads, indexed locally.

Figures published by Larion.AI

What the Core material states

Published on larion.ai as claims about the product. Reproduced as that, not as results measured by Rkieh Productions.

Under 60 seconds

Published as the average response time.

Zero external calls

Published as data never leaving the organization's own infrastructure.

Cited on every answer

Published as a source shown against each response.

10+ hours per employee

Published as the time returned each week by task automation.