Lots of small decisions, at a cost that adds up right.
DeepSeek models reason well for their price. That fits work done thousands of times: tagging tickets, sorting expenses, checking product data. Open-weight versions can also run on a server you control.
DeepSeek and Dika Ops, kept in step.
Low-cost reasoning models for high-volume sorting and everyday analysis.
What teams use it for.
Service requests get a category and priority the moment they arrive.
Ask why margins dipped last month and get an answer with the figures behind it.
Run open-weight DeepSeek in your own environment for records that must stay in house.
Connected in four steps.
- 01
Choose DeepSeek models included with your plan, add your own DeepSeek API key, or enter your own server address.
- 02
Assign the model to the coworkers doing sorting or analysis.
- 03
Set spending limits and the confidence level below which a person decides.
- 04
Classify a sample of past records, check the hit rate, then switch it on.
DeepSeek, answered.
Is Dika Ops an official DeepSeek partner?
No. The DeepSeek integration is in early access. It uses the DeepSeek API through a key managed by Dika Ops or your own key, or a server you run.
Which DeepSeek models are available?
DeepSeek's general chat models and its reasoning models, hosted or as open weights. The list follows what DeepSeek releases.
What data is sent?
Only what the coworker's scope allows for the task. If you run the open-weight model yourself, the data goes only to your server.
Is a cheaper model good enough for accounting?
For sorting and first checks, often yes. Postings still need a person's approval, whatever model suggested them.
DeepSeek is a trademark of its owner. Dika Ops is not affiliated with or endorsed by its owner.
Run the whole company from one place.
Dika Ops is in closed beta. We onboard a few companies at a time and set everything up with you.