Question 1

What exactly does the $25,000 Fikra Enterprise  include?

Accepted Answer

The standard pilot covers one defined business workflow, one production environment, 1–3 agents depending on the architecture, up to three standard production integrations, agent identity, authorization, policy enforcement, human approval controls where required, auditability, monitoring, evaluation, documentation and 30 days of stabilization. It is a defined implementation rather than an open-ended consulting engagement.

Question 2

Can we use an AI agent or workflow we already built instead of having Fikra build it?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Fikra supports two entry modes: build the workflow with Fikra, or bring an existing agent, workflow or prototype. Where technically supported, Fikra can add the required integration and governance layer around an existing AI system.

Question 3

How many enterprise systems can Fikra integrate during the $25,000 pilot?

Accepted Answer

The standard pilot includes up to three production integrations required by the selected workflow. Additional integrations are separately scoped and quoted when their technical complexity or volume falls outside the standard pilot boundary.

Question 4

Does Fikra guarantee regulatory compliance or eliminate the need for human oversight?

Accepted Answer

No. Fikra provides technical controls such as agent identity, authorization, runtime policy enforcement, human approval mechanisms, auditability and monitoring. The pilot does not guarantee regulatory compliance, eliminate human oversight or replace the customer's legal, security or compliance functions. Regulatory certification and bespoke compliance consulting are outside standard scope.

Question 5

What happens after the 6–8 week pilot?

Accepted Answer

The pilot ends with a Fikra Enterprise Expansion Plan. That plan can identify additional agents, workflows, integrations, departments and governance coverage for a broader enterprise deployment. Subsequent enterprise work is separately scoped based on the customer's requirements.

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