Ask anything about the mining universe and get detailed, cited, answers.
Every step of research,
in one conversation.
Ask anything, in plain English
Type or speak any question: "compare AISC for the top 10 copper producers", "summarize the latest Filo del Sol drill program", "who acquired Pretium Resources and when". Nara understands mining context.
Reads filings, models and news at terminal speed
Every NI 43-101, JORC, 10-K, ASX release, drill result and analyst note in the terminal is searchable as one corpus. Nara reasons across thousands of documents in seconds.
Every claim traced back to the source paragraph
No hallucinations. Every number, quote and conclusion links back to the exact filing page or news release it came from. Audit any answer end to end. Click through to the original document.
Side-by-side peer and project analysis on demand
Pull together comp tables, M&A precedents, jurisdiction risk and analyst consensus in one prompt. Nara stitches data across the terminal so you don’t have to.
Long-form memos, summaries and reports in minutes
Generate IC memos, one-pagers, diligence summaries and custom briefings. Nara writes in your tone, exports to your template, and keeps every claim grounded in cited terminal data.
Ask Nara any mining
question, in plain English.
Nara is the agentic query layer on top of the terminal. Ask in plain language; it writes the report, runs the comp, models the economics, and cites every source.
FAQ
Nara is built on a strict citation engine. Every claim it makes is anchored to a specific paragraph in a filing, news release, or analyst note. If a fact has no source in the terminal, Nara says so. It does not invent numbers.
The entire Mining Terminal corpus: 17,000+ projects, 2,400+ issuers, every NI 43-101, JORC, 10-K, ASX filing, the live news wire, drill results, resource & reserves, deals, ESG records, and commodity prices.
Nara is a mining-tuned model with custom retrieval over the terminal’s structured data. It is not a generic chatbot. It understands NI 43-101 structure, resource categories, AISC methodology, and the language of mining filings.
Yes. Every conversation can be shared with your team, exported to PDF or Word, or saved as a reusable workspace template. Citations are preserved in every export.
Conversations stay inside your firm’s workspace. Nothing you ask Nara is used to train the model or shared with other customers. SOC 2 Type II.
General-purpose LLMs hallucinate on mining-specific data and cannot cite original filings. Nara grounds every answer in the terminal’s structured, audited data, and every claim is one click from its source paragraph.
Yes. Nara is available in the terminal, as a Slack and Teams app, via API, and via a Word add-in for drafting memos directly in your documents.
Explore the suite of tools
Multi-doc reasoning
Nara reads, compares and reasons across thousands of filings, news releases and analyst notes in a single prompt. No chunking, no copy-paste.
Live citations
Every answer links back to the exact paragraph. Click any number, quote or claim to jump to its source filing: page, section and all.
Mining-tuned model
Trained on NI 43-101, JORC and exchange filings. Understands resource categories, AISC methodology, mining accounting and the language of issuers.
Workspace & memory
Save conversations, share with your team, build reusable research templates. Nara remembers your coverage list and your tone.
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