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• 18 years of enterprise leadership at Johnson and Johnson
• MBA from Columbia Business School
• Certified Google Partner experience
• More than 12 years leading Hureka Technologies
• AI and automation work across multiple industries

Hureka is headquartered at 317 George Street, Suite 320, New Brunswick, New Jersey. The company is active across New Jersey's business and innovation community, including NJBIA, the New Jersey Innovation Institute, NJ AI Hub, chambers of commerce, and industry forums across the tri-state region.

Hureka primarily works with owner-operated businesses with approximately $5 million or more in annual revenue and operational complexity from growth. Industries mentioned on the website include healthcare, e-commerce, SaaS, professional services, distribution, real estate, and home services.

Operating principles

• Psychology before technology: A workflow must be usable by the people who work with it.
• Consulting first, software second: Hureka audits operations and develops a strategy before recommending what to build.
• Calculated and cautious: Autonomous AI requires audit trails, human checkpoints, and client-defined controls.
• Compose, don't replace: Existing CRM, accounting, scheduling, and industry tools remain in place where they are working.
• One Lego block at a time: Projects begin with one workflow and define success within the first 90 days.

Hureka has signed BAAs for HIPAA-regulated clients. Its controls are intended to support privacy-, audit-, and compliance-aware workflows, including SOC 2-, GDPR-, and CCPA-informed practices where applicable. Security and compliance requirements are defined with each client before deployment.

• Invoice automation
• Lead follow-up
• Customer reviews
• Appointment reminders
• Churn risk scoring
• Vendor onboarding

Front Office

Hureka connects customer-facing functions into one motion:

• Marketing: AI that learns what works and does more of it
• Sales: Pre-meeting briefs, post-meeting follow-up, and proposal generation
• Customer Support: Call answering and ticket triage
• Customer Success: Churn risk scoring, review requests, and renewal automation

Back Office

Back-office workflows include:

• Operations: Vendor management, inventory, and logistics
• Engineering and IT: Helpdesk, provisioning, monitoring, and asset management
• Finance: Invoicing, collections, reporting, and AP/AR
• HR: Hiring, onboarding, compliance, and engagement
• Legal: Contract review, compliance monitoring, and HIPAA-related workflows
• Procurement: Sourcing, RFPs, and vendor performance
• Partnership: Channel management and referral tracking

AI Operating System

The Hureka AI Operating System sits on top of a company's CRM, accounting software, and industry tools. It connects institutional knowledge into a Business Brain that can learn pricing, processes, and customer history and use that knowledge across departments.

AI-Native Custom Development

Hureka Technologies also builds websites, applications, platforms, and e-commerce stores. Since 2024, its development projects have been AI-native by default, with the aim of enabling faster development, smarter features, and future connections to a Business Brain.

1. Multi-brand commerce platforms: Shared catalogs, brand-specific storefronts, shared back-office systems, customer databases, fulfillment, distribution, and sales operations.
2. B2B e-commerce platforms: Customer-specific pricing, account hierarchies, sales representative workflows, credit terms, EDI, large-order workflows, RFQs, and distributor portals.
3. DTC commerce platforms: Shopify Plus, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, and custom builds with subscriptions, loyalty programs, personalization, marketing automation, mobile-first experiences, and conversion optimization.
4. Headless and composable commerce: Decoupled commerce back ends and front ends using technologies such as Shopify Plus, BigCommerce, commercetools, Magento, React, Next.js, Vue, and Nuxt.
5. B2B and DTC unified platforms: Shared infrastructure serving wholesale customers and direct consumers with different pricing, storefront, and fulfillment requirements.
6. AI-enhanced commerce: Semantic search, product recommendations, conversational shopping, customer support, personalization, fraud detection, abandoned-cart recovery, and dynamic pricing.

Platforms and integrations

Hureka works with SaaS, open-source, headless, composable, enterprise, and custom commerce stacks. Technologies listed on the website include Shopify Plus, BigCommerce, Magento/Adobe Commerce, WooCommerce, commercetools, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, Next.js, Algolia, Stripe, Adyen, PayPal, Recharge, Klaviyo, HubSpot, SAP, Oracle NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics 365, QuickBooks Enterprise, ShipStation, ShipBob, Avalara, Amazon, eBay, and Walmart.

Engagement phases

• Discovery: 2–3 weeks to assess the business model, channels, customers, integrations, requirements, and growth goals.
• Architecture and design: 3–6 weeks for technical architecture, UX, content models, migration planning, and specifications.
• Build: 12–32+ weeks, using two-week sprints, regular demos, integration testing, and performance monitoring.
• Launch: 2–6 weeks for migration, deployment, DNS cutover, monitoring, performance and SEO verification, and training.
• Ongoing: Continuing maintenance, feature additions, AI expansion, integration evolution, and scale tuning.

A 30-minute conversation with Roopak Gupta to discuss business specifics and identify a practical next step. The website also mentions a 10-minute version for businesses that want to start smaller.

AI Email Support

The live AI Email Support trial is free and requires no credit card. Businesses can connect an inbox and watch the system draft accurate, on-brand replies to real customer emails.

Workshop

The website lists the live webinar "Adopting Advanced AI In Your Business" for Thursday, June 25, 2026, at 12:00 PM EDT, presented by Cogent Connections.

Project timing and cost

Hureka states that the first workflow can be live in week 1 and that return on investment is generally visible in 30 to 90 days. The company does not recommend six-month, big-bang rollouts.

Project cost depends on:

• The number of systems involved
• Workflow complexity
• The level of human review or compliance required
• Whether private company knowledge, custom permissions, or regulated data are involved

A simple AI-assisted workflow generally begins with focused discovery and prototyping. Larger multi-system implementations require a deeper build. Hureka recommends starting with one workflow, proving value, and expanding only when results justify it.

Readiness indicators

A business may be ready to explore AI if its team frequently:

• Copies information between systems
• Answers recurring customer or employee questions
• Searches through documents, emails, or spreadsheets
• Manually follows up on leads, appointments, or internal tasks
• Relies on a few people who know where information is stored

The recommended first step is to schedule an AI Readiness Call and identify one workflow worth testing.

The company's approach is calculated and cautious:

• Start with one measurable workflow.
• Keep humans involved in approvals where risk is high.
• Connect AI to verified company knowledge.
• Measure outcomes before expanding automation.
• Add controls, permissions, escalation rules, and audit trails before scaling.

Hureka does not require an IT team, contracts, or replacement of existing tools. Its systems are designed to work with tools such as email, CRM systems, calendars, documents, spreadsheets, support inboxes, accounting software, and industry applications.

AI maturity path

AI-Assisted

Teams use tools such as ChatGPT, Copilot, or Claude to help with email, drafts, and ideas, but the work remains largely manual and disconnected.

AI-Enabled

AI handles routine work such as invoicing, follow-ups, scheduling, and reporting. Humans review outputs before they reach customers, while the company's knowledge and processes begin forming a Business Brain.

AI-Native

AI takes autonomous action within human-defined guardrails, including audit logs, escalation paths, and human-in-the-loop checkpoints. Hureka recommends reaching this stage progressively, one workflow at a time.

Company Brain

A Company Brain is a structured knowledge system built from approved business information, including policies, FAQs, service details, sales materials, internal documents, procedures, customer communication templates, and operating knowledge. It can support customer service, employee onboarding, sales enablement, internal process guidance, proposal drafting, knowledge retrieval, and consistent communication.