Inspect how FormKiQ fits your operation

Explore packaged application workflows, module examples, API specifications, SDKs, and ownership controls before planning a FormKiQ deployment.

Start with the workflow your team needs, then inspect the application, integrations, and deployment responsibilities that support it.

For business and operations teams

See a concrete example and the scope of a packaged Business Solution.

For technical teams

Inspect interfaces and deployment documentation alongside the application.

Connect an AI client to document operations

The FormKiQ MCP server exposes the OpenAPI specification and selected API operations to compatible clients. It connects to a deployed FormKiQ API using JWT authentication. Review the exposed operations, permissions, and the client/model's processing boundary before connecting sensitive documents.

For AI processing through Amazon Bedrock within the deployment's AWS access model, explore AI Processing and Analysis. The MCP connection and Bedrock module serve different integration needs.

Follow the data and the responsibilities

A customer-managed deployment puts the primary document and metadata resources in your AWS account. Storage location, processing geography, and operational access are separate configuration decisions.

  1. 1. Store and organise

    Documents, metadata, indexes, and configured logs live in the selected deployment. Define regions, replication, backups, access policies, and key controls for each resource.

  2. 2. Process with defined boundaries

    Bedrock requests use the deployment's AWS permissions. The selected model and inference profile determine processing geography. A connected signature, credit, or other external service has its own processing boundary.

  3. 3. Retain the result and evidence

    Keep generated documents, accepted metadata, review decisions, and returned signature evidence with the business file. Assign access, retention, and operational responsibilities.

Choose who operates the environment
DeploymentAccount and operationsFormKiQ access
Customer-managedYour AWS account and operational policies.Access only when you grant it for the agreed support purpose.
Vendor-managed EnterpriseA dedicated, segregated AWS account operated by FormKiQ.Defined operational access, policies, and audit records.
HybridCustomer-managed production, with agreed support in non-production.Access scoped to the agreed environment and responsibilities.

For Bedrock, regional and geographic inference options must match your approved boundary; global profiles may route across supported regions worldwide. Review AWS inference routing and FormKiQ security and governance with your deployment requirements.

Evidence you can inspect

Customer experience · migration

RGF Staffing Belgium: 20M+ documents

Micha Van Nijen, Integration Architect at RGF Staffing Belgium, describes the move from Alfresco to FormKiQ and its connection to the organisation's applications.

Read the customer snapshot and original account

Engineering case study · import processing

Tracing and removing an import bottleneck

See the measurements, architecture change, and test conditions behind an optimised 100,000-document import run. The article reports Lambda duration for that workload, with a concurrency caveat.

Inspect the performance case study

Start with FormKiQ Core

The open-source foundation — API-first, deployable into your own AWS account, and free to use. Right for architecture validation and early implementation.

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Deploy FormKiQ Essentials or Advanced

Production-ready editions for departments and complex workflows. Start with a Proof-of-Value deployment or go straight to production.

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Plan an Enterprise Rollout

For governance-heavy environments with residency, sovereignty, assurance, and multi-jurisdiction requirements. Talk to us about the right deployment model.

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