As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms the financial sector, Uptiq is positioning itself at the forefront with its AI orchestration platform, Qore. According to Snehal Fulzele, Founder and CEO of Uptiq, the next wave of AI adoption will go far beyond assistive tools—ushering in an era of “digital workers” embedded deep into financial operations.
Speaking in an interaction, Fulzele highlighted that one of the biggest challenges for financial institutions today is not access to AI, but the ability to deploy it effectively across complex systems. This is where Uptiq’s core platform, Qore, comes into play.
Solving the ‘Last Mile’ Problem in Enterprise AI
Fulzele explained that Qore is designed to address the “last mile” problem in enterprise AI adoption. While many banks and financial institutions experiment with AI models, integrating them into real-world workflows remains a major bottleneck.
“Qore enables reliable orchestration of AI across systems, data, policies, and workflows—allowing deployment in weeks rather than quarters,” he said.
The platform acts as a unified AI layer that combines integration, agent building, application development, and workflow automation. This allows organizations to convert AI ideas into production-ready solutions without rebuilding infrastructure repeatedly.
He also noted that AI is increasingly becoming a force multiplier, enabling the same teams to achieve higher productivity with improved consistency.
India Plays a Strategic Role in Uptiq’s Global Vision
Fulzele emphasized that India is central to Uptiq’s global AI strategy, particularly in research and engineering.
“India gives us a durable advantage in AI engineering depth and speed. It allows us to build world-class product and research capabilities at scale,” he said.
The company aims to establish itself as the leading hub for AI engineering in financial services, while aligning closely with enterprise deployments and market needs in the United States.
AI to Transform into ‘Digital Workers’
Looking ahead, Fulzele believes that AI will undergo a fundamental shift in the next five years. Instead of being limited to support tools, AI systems will evolve into autonomous digital workers capable of handling end-to-end workflows.
“AI will move from assistive tools to digital workers embedded into operations,” he said, adding that human roles will increasingly focus on oversight, judgment, and relationship management.
He also pointed out that banks will reorganize their technology stacks around AI orchestration layers. These layers will sit above legacy systems, enabling faster product innovation and operational efficiency—without requiring complete system overhauls.
Uptiq’s Roadmap for the Next 3–5 Years
Outlining the company’s future plans, Fulzele said Uptiq will focus on building a comprehensive AI platform tailored for financial services. This includes expanding capabilities across Document AI, Integration Cloud, and AI-driven Superagents.
The company also plans to strengthen its go-to-market strategy by targeting banks, credit unions, wealth management firms, and fintech players with scalable solutions.
Another key priority is building a strong ecosystem of developers, system integrators, and platform partners to make Uptiq a default AI layer in the financial industry.
“We are investing heavily to become the global leader in AI engineering and research for financial services,” Fulzele added.
