Fusemachines provides enterprise AI software and implementation services, helping organizations automate processes, extract insights from data, and integrate AI into existing workflows. Fusemachines' customers span healthcare, consumer brands, media, technology, and government. The company's product stack is layered: AI Studio is the foundational platform for building, deploying, and managing AI applications; AI Engines are pre-built, industry-specific solutions built on top of AI Studio that address specific business problems like fraud detection, loan document processing, and sales forecasting; and AI Agents handle more complex, multi-step workflows, such as automating candidate screening in recruitment. Beyond software, Fusemachines offers implementation and customization services delivered by "Forward Deployed Engineers" who work directly with client teams. Customers can engage through software only, services only, or both. The software business is recurring in nature, while the services component makes Fusemachines partly a professional services firm, where revenue scales with engagement scope and client count. A key part of Fusemachines' cost model is sourcing talent from underserved communities, including Nepal and the Dominican Republic, which the company argues enables competitive pricing. Fusemachines also runs an AI Fellowship Program to train AI professionals, serving as both a talent pipeline and a broader mission initiative. Fusemachines reached its current public company structure through a SPAC merger that closed in October 2025.