Systems · Fioka
Digital chaos, filed into drawers.
Contracts, photos, scans and video go in. Structured, searchable drawers come out — with OCR reading the text inside documents, so you find a file by what it says, not by where you put it.
What it is
Fioka is for files and content: PDFs, images, video, scanned paper. It gives them a structure, reads the text inside them, and makes the whole archive searchable — including the contract you photographed on a phone two years ago.
This is not business intelligence. Fioka does not care about your margins; it cares about whether you can find the signed annex. Numbers live in business dashboards, and the two stay separate on purpose.
How it works
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Pour it in
Existing folders, drives and shoeboxes of scans. It does not need to be tidy first.
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Read the content
OCR extracts text from scans and photographs so documents become searchable.
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Agree the drawers
The structure that matches how you actually look for things.
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Search, do not browse
Find by what the document says, who it involves, or when it arrived.
What you get
- PDF, image, video, scan — One place instead of four.
- OCR inside documents — Search the text of a scanned page.
- Real structure — Drawers that match your work, not a generic folder tree.
- Fast retrieval — Find the file during the phone call, not after it.
- Access control — Not everyone needs to see everything.
- Survives staff changes — The archive is not stored in someone’s memory.
Who it is for
- Businesses with years of contracts, certificates and invoices across drives and inboxes.
- Trades and site work generating photographic records that must be found later.
- Anyone who has ever paid twice because the first document could not be located.
Questions
- How is this different from a shared drive?
- A shared drive stores files. Fioka reads them, structures them, and lets you search their contents — including scanned paper.
- Is this the same as business dashboards?
- No. Fioka handles files and documents. Business dashboards handle numbers. They are separate products.
- Does OCR work on phone photos?
- Yes, within reason — a legible photograph of a document becomes searchable text.
- Can we control who sees what?
- Yes. Access is set per person and per drawer.