Walk into your next board meeting with one number everyone trusts.

Only if you want it to. Buki reads across your existing stack as the intelligence layer on top; your tools stay the systems of record. Where a system is missing, the matching Buki module can step in as the system of record instead. You decide, one system at a time.

No. Chat is one way in, and often you will not need it, because Buki surfaces the decision before you ask. Underneath is a continuous evidence graph: connections into every system, records resolved across them, metrics computed from the source, and recommendations adapted to your seat. A chatbot produces language. Buki computes the numbers from your records and produces decisions you can inspect.

Buki uses language models to interpret questions and draft language: emails, explanations, summaries. The numbers never come from the model. They're computed from your connected records, and every one traces back to its source. The model explains; the graph calculates.

No. Buki gathers the context, models the options, and drafts the next step, but anything that moves money or people waits for a person to approve it. Approval is a built-in step, not a switch you can turn off.

Through secure, permissioned connections to your accounting, CRM, payroll, and HR systems. Reads come first; any write action is scoped and approval-gated. It's a connection, not a migration. Nothing has to move.

Your data stays yours. It's encrypted in transit and at rest, access is limited to named engineers and logged, and it's never used to train shared models. The full picture lives on our Security page.

Dashboards describe the past and answer questions someone already knew to ask. Copilots inside a single system stop at that system's border, and the decisions that matter cross three or four. Search tools index your documents but keep no reconciled picture of the business. Buki maintains that picture and runs the whole loop on it: morning brief, grounded answers, evaluated decisions, owned actions, measured outcomes.

Buki starts at $299 per month with any two modules. Each additional module is $100 per month, up to all six modules at $699 per month. The subscription is per company, not per seat, and every subscription includes the Action Center, workflows, approvals, and the audit trail. Implementation and optional White-Glove support are priced separately.

Diligence re-audits every number you have ever shipped. Buki keeps the trail as you go: every figure traced, every call on the record. You open the data room; you do not build it.

Book a walkthrough through the contact page. It's run by a founder, on your questions, not a script. If it's a fit, we'll connect your first system and you'll be evaluating real decisions within the week.