[DigitalToday reporter Chi-gyu Hwang (황치규)] NHN Dooray said on Tuesday it shared results from the past year since entering the financial business and secured about 20 domestic financial companies as customers.

The company said Woori Financial Group is supplying Dooray in stages to 15 affiliates, including major units such as Woori Financial Holdings and Woori Investment Securities.

Dooray is an integrated collaboration platform that provides various functions in a single app, including the collaboration tool Project (tasks, drive and wiki), mail, messaging and electronic approval. It can be used immediately in financial institutions' intranet environments without separate SI work to add functions.

If a financial company adopts Dooray AI, it can use global large language models including Azure OpenAI's ChatGPT, Google Vertex AI's Gemini and Claude.

NHN Dooray said it expects more financial institutions to adopt Dooray in 2026 after the Financial Services Commission recently issued an advance notice of a revision that would skip the review process for innovative financial services, but only for SaaS that has undergone assessments by incident-response agencies such as the Financial Security Institute.

NHN Dooray plans to develop AI agents in 2026 and supply them to financial institutions to accelerate the spread of Dooray AI within financial intranets. In the first quarter, it plans to release a function that provides proactive reminders and work advice based on data such as personal projects, mail and calendar data. In the second quarter, it will enhance functions by analyzing overall Dooray activity data to automatically generate daily and weekly work reports and automate the processes of data collection, analysis and report writing.

NHN Dooray CEO Chang-yeol Baek (백창열) said, "In 2026, along with the external environment of a revision that skips the approval procedure for innovative financial services, we expect to be able to secure even more financial customers by supplying AI agents that reduce repetitive work."