Build AI agents for every part of your business, each with the right model for the job. Your rules decide what runs. Run it in the cloud or on your own servers.
Pick order 48822 from aisle 19 and ship it two-day.
3 of 3 rules checked
Your business runs on a dozen systems. The context you need is spread across them. The order system has the promise. The carrier has the delay. The help desk has the customer’s question. Fibric reads them together, so your agents can see what needs attention.
Your systems at the bottom, your agents and rules in the middle, your team on top. Here’s one late order going through all of it.
New delivery estimate: Thursday. The receipt is in BearScope.
Sample companyShopify, NetSuite, Zendesk, your building controls, the weather, power prices. 468 connectors and 285 data feeds, each clearly marked with what’s ready today.
Letra is the answers engine on top of Fibric. Wherever you are, ask it what changed and why, and get the answer with the numbers behind it. Every morning it tells you what moved overnight, before you think to ask.
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Sample company. The full walkthrough plays on a larger screen.
Sample company. The full walkthrough plays on a larger screen.
The AI suggests a change. Your rules decide what can run and what needs a person. This schedule needs the facilities lead, so it waits for approval.
Every connection gets its own limited access. We’ll never ask for your passwords.
Your rules check a proposal before it’s sent. You decide what needs approval.
Approve it twice by mistake? It’s sent once.
See what was proposed, who approved it and what the connected system reported back.
Move chiller 2 to run from 11 am to 2 pm.
Power costs most from 4 to 7 pm today. Running the chiller earlier keeps the east wing between 21 and 24 °C through the peak.
Give each agent one job, like catching late orders or keeping rooms comfortable, and choose the AI model that suits it. Start from 330 agent designs in the marketplace, or build exactly what you need.
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Where commerce teams run their day: orders, quotes, customers and numbers in one place, with Letra built in. At bearscope.com.
Energy, room comfort and access for hotels and campuses, using your existing building systems. In early access.
An agent defines the work it needs. A connector binds that work to a particular system.
A model can propose work. The system running it must decide whether that work is permitted.
Customer separation needs to extend from source data to the authority for an action.
Tell us the one thing you’d most like off your plate. We’ll set Fibric up around it, with you.
