BOC Group Adds AI Assistant to ADOIT 21

Oct 16, 2026
ADOIT 21 adds a natural language AI assistant, role specific dashboards, improved links to ADONIS, and new deployment options.

BOC Group announced the release of ADOIT 21, the latest version of its enterprise architecture software. The release is available immediately to software as a service customers through the BOC AWS Cloud.

The new AI Assistant lets users ask questions in natural language, run reports, and create or update objects and relationships in the architecture repository. It follows existing user permissions and provides access to repository information without requiring users to know its structure.

ADOIT 21 also adds customizable Start Pages with role specific dashboards. An updated ADONIS Connect analyzes application usage across ADONIS modeling levels and syncs it with corresponding ArchiMate business processes in ADOIT. Other additions include OCI compliant containers for Kubernetes or Docker Compose deployments, an ArchiMate Pattern Library, and updated Forms.

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