A proposal for FINNS Bali · August 2026

The world’s best beach club deserves the world’s calmest engine room.

Imperium builds and runs AI operating systems for businesses that outgrew their tools. This is what one looks like at FINNS.

Why we are here

GeoNet sent us.

We build and run the operating system behind GeoNet Property & Finance Group here in Bali. They watched it change how their team sells, reports and presents, and when FINNS came up they said we should be in the same room. This deck is that introduction.

What running FINNS takes

An operating problem most companies never meet.

By the group’s own count, close to 1.7 million guests came through the FINNS venues in 2024, looked after by more than two thousand staff. Every one of them crosses bookings, kitchens, bars, rosters and tills that all have to agree with each other in real time.

170 metres

of beachfront

19 pools · 14 bars

7 kitchens behind them

11am to midnight

every single day

Where operations leak

At this scale, the leaks hide inside the noise.

Service pace

A slow pass at the swim-up bar on a full Saturday costs real money, and no report will ever show it.

Rostering

Two thousand people rostered against weather, events and flight arrivals, mostly on experience and feel.

Guest memory

The guest who visited four times this month still looks like four strangers to four different systems.

Who we are

We build the system, and then we run it.

Imperium is an AI consultancy and AI software company. We build and run AI operating systems for established businesses, Palantir-style: one system that connects the tools you already use, automates the operations behind them, and puts live decision data in front of your operators. We own outcomes, not billed hours.

One system

Every booking, every docket, every roster, one console.

Bookings and events

Reservations, table plans and event calendars feeding one picture of tomorrow before tomorrow happens.

F&B and stock

Seven kitchens and fourteen bars ordering, prepping and counting against the same forecast instead of seven separate ones.

People and guests

Rosters built from real demand, and a guest record that remembers who keeps coming back.

Live console · demo data

Your mornings, on one screen.

This screen is not a picture. It is the actual console, running in this deck, the way it would run at the venue.

Live · demo data
The referral, in evidence

We did this for the company that sent you this deck.

GeoNet signed a three-phase engagement with us in July 2026. Days after the start date their leadership had a working console running on their real pipeline and their real sales calls, and their team now produces investor-grade presentations from a prompt. The deck you are watching was built by the same system we would install at FINNS.

Who you would work with

Two people answer the phone.

Alexander Kaymakanov speaking on stage

Alexander Kaymakanov · CEO

Technical founder. Designs and builds the systems himself, then stays close to how they run.

Archie Nash teaching at a whiteboard

Archie Nash · Delivery

Runs the engagement week to week, on site and inside your team’s cadence.

How it works

Discovery, build, run.

Discovery

We come to the venue, shadow the operation from open to close, and map where the hours and the margin actually go.

Build

The first working system runs on your real data in weeks, not quarters, and you see it before you commit further.

Run

We operate the system with your team and stay accountable for the outcomes it was built to move.

The working rhythm

You wake up to a console, not a report.

“I just set triggers every day. I say, at 5.30am, do this.”
Alex, on stage in Bali · March 2026

A weekly rhythm with your operators, numbers that update themselves, and a system that quietly does the boring work overnight so the venue’s people can hold the room.

The next step

The party out front, and an engine room behind it.

One walkthrough at the venue is the next step. We will bring the console.

Imperium
← → to move through the world
01 / 12