FISCUS AI is an AI-supported financial operating system designed for Turkish SMEs that want one controlled place for daily finance operations. Small teams often move between spreadsheets, bank screens, invoice tools, messaging threads and accountant requests. That fragmentation makes it difficult to understand cash position, follow receivables, reconcile transactions and keep evidence for review. FISCUS AI brings those workflows together without pretending that automation is the same thing as an approved accounting record.
The product connects pre-accounting work, e-document preparation and status workflows, bank reconciliation, receivables, collections and cash-flow visibility. Teams can organize invoices and e-document records, monitor operational status, review bank activity and track the work that still needs attention. The goal is to make financial operations easier to control while keeping each critical decision visible to the people responsible for it.
FISCUS AI uses artificial intelligence as decision support. AI can help classify information, propose matches and surface issues, but accounting-impacting actions remain human-reviewed and auditable. This distinction is important in finance: a suggestion is not silently turned into an official fact. Users can see what requires approval, what has been verified and what still depends on an external provider or organizational setting.
The platform is built around explicit control levels. Its plans cover record control for smaller teams, operational control for growing finance workflows, financial internal control for organizations with approval chains, portfolio control for accountants managing multiple client companies and marketplace operations for Trendyol sellers. Capabilities vary by plan and verified readiness. Live e-document sending is enabled only after business eligibility, organization configuration and provider production readiness are confirmed. Open banking availability also depends on a supported bank or provider, valid customer permission and production status.
Typical users include founders, finance managers, operations teams, accountants and Turkish SMEs that need a clearer view of invoices, banking, collections and cash planning. Instead of hiding uncertainty behind optimistic status labels, FISCUS AI is designed to show the real operational state. It supports preparer-reviewer separation, approval queues and traceable histories where the relevant plan and workflow require them.
For an SME, the practical benefit is a shared financial workspace. Bank reconciliation proposals, e-Fatura and e-Arşiv preparation and status tracking, receivables and cash-flow work can be handled in a more consistent process. Accountants and company teams can collaborate around the same evidence rather than rebuilding context from disconnected messages and files.
FISCUS AI is paid subscription software with monthly plan options and a quotation-based accountant portfolio plan. The product is focused on Turkey and the operational realities of Turkish SMEs. It does not claim that AI replaces accountants or compliance specialists. Instead, it aims to reduce repetitive work, improve visibility and support controlled automation while preserving human responsibility, reviewability and auditability.
