You no longer have to add and remove people one at a time. With Directory Sync, your identity provider becomes the source of truth for who has access to Nomic — connect Azure AD / Entra, Okta, or any SCIM directory, and membership changes flow in automatically.
Extended Reviews and SCIM Team Provisioning
When someone joins the right group they are provisioned into your workspace, and when they leave their access is revoked — no manual cleanup, no stranded seats. Every directory-driven change is recorded in the audit log and reflected in Admin → Members, so the trail always shows why a user's access changed. Learn more about identity and access.
A Workspace Built for Every File
Sessions now carry a file sidebar with a full file tree, so everything attached to a conversation is one click away. Open two files in a split view to compare them side by side — a spec next to the drawing it governs, or two revisions of the same sheet — without leaving the chat.
Notifications
Nomic now tells you when something needs your attention. A notification inbox and toasts surface when you are added to a project or workflow and when a spend request is waiting on you, so approvals and hand-offs no longer depend on someone sending a message.
Submittal Review
Hand Nomic a contractor submittal and the governing documents, and it returns a marked-up submittal plus a review report in chat with an approval recommendation — every finding cited back to the spec paragraph, drawing detail, or submittal page it came from. Learn more about Submittal Review.
Editable, Color-Coded Annotations
Drawing-review markups are more flexible: edit annotation text directly on the sheet or in the sidebar, and Nomic can set annotation colors so different issue types stand out at a glance — or color-code by reviewer so it's clear whose markups are whose. Learn more about drawing review.
Enterprise Implementation Hub
Rollouts used to live in decks, Notion pages, and email threads that drift from what's actually configured — SSO looks done in a doc while the instance still has none. The Implementation Hub puts the plan in the product instead: a shared, phased checklist in Admin that your team and Nomic's delivery team both work from, from initial setup through expansion.
Tasks the instance can verify — SSO connected, integrations live, spend limits set, workflows published — check themselves off as they become true, so status reflects the tenant, not a manual update. Track rollout cohorts, log adoption wins, and pull a status report for leadership without a separate tracker.
Also new
- Extended reviews — choose higher effort levels when comprehensiveness matters more than cost, giving the agent more time to investigate every detail for work such as milestone reviews
- Improved Word citations — citations in Word (DOCX) documents jump to and highlight the exact quoted passage in the file viewer, so you can verify a claim against its source in one click (citations)
- Drive navigation — a search bar, breadcrumbs, and a multi-file selection bar make it faster to find files and act on several at once (files)
- Native image viewer — JPEG, PNG, GIF, and WebP images open directly in Drive, project Files, and sessions
- Projects — a unified project switcher in the header, the ability to move chats between projects, and project numbers carried through the UI, analytics, and workflow exports (projects)
- BIM viewer — Z-up defaults, orbit on selection, select-all-similar, hide/show, room area and volume, and joining up to 10 IFC models at once (BIM models)
- Disconnect integrations — disconnect your connected integrations yourself from Settings (integrations)


















