Fibric
AI infrastructureConnect existing software and equipment. Build agents around specific jobs, with the model and execution rules each job needs.
Managed early accessAbout Fibric
Built for the work
between systems.
We build Fibric, where businesses build their own AI agents for the software and equipment they already use. Run it in the cloud or on your own servers.
Why we’re building it
Our approach
The work doesn’t stop
at one app.
A customer question can depend on a conversation, an order and a warehouse update. An equipment decision can depend on a sensor reading, a schedule and someone’s approval.
We’re building Fibric to bring that context together, so AI agents can take on work across systems. Each workflow has a defined job, connected sources and limits on what it can change.
Explore the platformHow we build
A proposal needs
permission.
AI can propose an action. Fibric’s execution controls check it against the permissions and rules configured for the workflow. Where approval is required, a person makes the decision.
We define connected systems, permitted actions and operating limits with each team before deployment.
Read about execution controlsWhat we’re building
One platform.
Different ways to work.
Fibric provides the infrastructure. Letra brings conversation to it. BearScope brings it into customer experience and operations.
Meet Fibric
Letra
Conversational interactionAsk about your work, understand what changed and see the records behind an answer.
Live in BearScopeBearScope
Customer operationsBring conversations, cases, orders and quotes into one operations workspace, with context for the people handling them.
LiveConnected sources and enabled actions are confirmed for each deployment. See current availability
Contact
Let’s talk about
the work.
Fibric is led by Logan Grooms. For a new project or partnership, tell us what you’re trying to do and which systems are involved.
hello@fibric.ioExisting customers
support@fibric.ioSecurity reports
security@fibric.ioPrivacy questions
privacy@fibric.ioBuild with Fibric
Start with a real workflow.
Bring the systems you use and the job you have in mind.