Independent automation studio

Systems that
run themselves.

Fiker builds the quiet machinery behind growing operations — automated workflows, AI agents, and the web apps that hold them together. Self-hosted, observable, and yours to keep.

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Example pipeline running
  1. 01

    Trigger

    A supplier invoice lands in the shared inbox.

  2. 02

    Reason

    An agent reads the document, extracts line items, matches them to an open purchase order.

  3. 03

    Act

    Clean matches post to the ledger; anything off gets flagged to a human with the reason attached.

    human-in-the-loop
runs unattended retries · logs · rollback

01 — Services

Three ways the work gets lighter.

Most teams don't have a software problem. They have a handoff problem: something arrives, someone retypes it, and the record drifts. We close those gaps.

01

Workflow automation

The copy-paste loop, replaced by a pipeline you can read.

  • Intake, enrichment, approvals and reporting as durable automation flows
  • Connections to the tools you already pay for — mail, sheets, CRM, ERP
  • Every step visible and editable, never a black box you have to call us about

02

AI agents

Automation that handles the messy middle.

  • Agents that read documents, draft replies, file records, and answer from your own data
  • Guardrails, scoped permissions and a full trail of what the agent saw and chose
  • Escalation to a person at the exact point where guessing would be expensive

03

Custom web apps

The console your team actually opens.

  • Internal tools, dashboards and client portals over your real operational data
  • Fast, quiet interfaces — built to be used forty times a day, not demoed once
  • Deployed on your own server, with the keys in your hands

02 — Approach

Small, observable steps.

No six-month discovery phase. We find the one handoff that costs the most, ship it end to end, and let the result argue for the next one.

Step one

Audit

A short pass over how work actually moves today — where it waits, where it's retyped, where it breaks.

Step two

Prototype

One pipeline, running against real inputs. You see the output before deciding on anything larger.

Step three

Ship

Hardened, monitored, documented. Failures retry or escalate instead of disappearing.

Step four

Hand over

Your server, your repository, your credentials. We stay available; we don't hold the keys.

“If a process needs a person to remember it, it isn't a system yet.”

— the premise behind everything here

03 — Access

The working side is private.

Automations, internal tools and dashboards sit behind a login. There is no public sign-up — access is granted per person, and every session belongs to a named account.

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