Built by someone who takes the problem seriously.
I started Fenori because compliance teams deserve infrastructure built for how they actually work, not another rigid box they have to bend around. Every institution's program is different, its risks, its regulator, its history, so a one-size product was never going to fit. So Fenori does the opposite. We build precisely what a team needs and deploy it into their own environment, where their data stays with them and a human signs every consequential decision.
We are early, and deliberately so. Rather than chase every logo, I am taking on a small number of founding partners and building deeply with each one. If you would rather help shape the infrastructure than inherit it, I would like to hear how your program actually runs.
Is this an AI that makes compliance decisions?
No. Whatever we build prepares and informs, but a human signs every consequential decision. A case is never closed, a report never filed, and a customer never exited without your officer judging and signing.
Where does our data go?
Nowhere it should not. We develop in our own environment, and the finished system deploys into your own AWS environment, where it runs under your keys. We only run on your real data once it is deployed in your walls, and even then we have no path to decrypt it.
What exactly do you build?
Whatever your program needs. There is no fixed product. We go deepest in financial crime and usually start there, then extend into the wider compliance program. We agree the first build together.
Do we have to replace our existing systems?
No. We build around what you already have. What we build is shaped by where your current tools leave you exposed, it does not ask you to rip anything out.
Are we locked in?
No. It runs in your own environment, under your keys. Nothing about how it is deployed traps you in a shared platform.
How fast can you deliver?
Construction starts the day scope is agreed, because we build in our own environment against synthetic casework, not in yours and not on your data. Your officers see working software weekly from early in the build. Deployment into your AWS account happens when your environment is ready, and the system runs there in shadow mode first. We put a specific timeline against a specific scope in every proposal.
What happens after deployment?
The relationship does not end at go-live. Requests go directly to the team that built your system, changes are built in our environment and released into yours, and you control what gets promoted. Regulatory change, new features, new categories: the system evolves as your program does.
You are early. Why is that a good thing for us?
Because you shape what gets built instead of inheriting a fixed product, you work directly with the person building it, and you become the reference the work is known for. Early plus focused means you get depth and access a large vendor cannot give you.
What does it cost?
It depends on what we build together, so we would rather understand your program first than quote a number blind. That is what the first conversation is for.