One Core, Three Delivery Modes
Not every project needs a full-domain platform from day one. FIM Agent's three modes let you start small, then expand after validating results.
Standalone
availableGeneral-purpose AI assistant, running independently via the Web console. Built-in conversation, knowledge base retrieval, tool calling, and workflow orchestration. Ideal for quick AI capability validation, standalone knowledge base Q&A, and tool automation.
Portal (Web UI)
Copilot
availableEmbeds AI capabilities into your existing system's interface. Via iframe, Widget, or standalone URL embedded in the host page, users get AI assistance without leaving their familiar ERP, OA, or CRM. Ideal for validating AI value within a single system — like a contract review assistant in OA, a financial analysis assistant in ERP, or smart response in customer service.
iframe / Widget / Embed
Hub
availableCentral AI orchestration platform connecting all enterprise systems. Multiple agents each handle their specialty — financial audit Agent connects to ERP, contract review Agent connects to CRM, approval assistant Agent connects to OA — all coordinated via Portal or API for cross-system intelligent collaboration. Ideal for multi-system scenarios: review + approval + notification chains, multi-source data aggregation, and alert diagnosis + log analysis + remediation execution operations loops.
Portal / API / iframe
Hub Architecture
Business Systems
FIM Agent Hub
Notification Channels
Delivery Channels
Start with One System, Scale After Validation
The biggest concern about enterprise AI isn't 'can AI do it' but 'what if results disappoint and the investment is wasted'.
Lower the Cost of Experimentation
No need to start with a full-domain integration plan. First embed a Copilot in one system — like a contract review assistant in OA — to validate whether AI truly works in your business scenario with minimal investment.
Let Results Speak
When a Copilot in one system earns user trust ('it's really faster' and 'conclusions are reliable'), expanding to cross-system orchestration gains solid justification. Drive decisions with facts, not slides.
Scale Without Starting Over
Upgrading from Copilot to Hub doesn't require redevelopment. Same Agent core, same connectors and knowledge bases — just adding a cross-system scheduling layer. All existing investment is preserved.