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SolvFast expands AI automation platforms across Saudi Arabia, Egypt and US
Riyadh-based company deploys sector-specific software and implementation teams for enterprise digital transformation projects.

SolvFast deploys AI automation platforms across three markets#
SolvFast, a Riyadh-headquartered digital transformation company, is expanding operations across Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the United States with AI-powered software platforms and implementation teams for enterprise automation projects. The company operates through three models: Software as a Service, Platform as a Service, and specialised teams provided as a service. Co-founders are Abdelmalek Al Barawi as CEO, Abdelrahman Talaat as Chief Technology Officer, and Mazen Al Aridi as Chief Commercial Officer.
Technology frameworks and sector-specific products#
SolvFast has developed four core technology frameworks. Sear digitises and structures business processes. Senaiy deploys AI agents for repetitive tasks and information analysis. Sewar is an AI-assisted application development platform. Saqr provides management with tools to monitor strategies, performance indicators and business data. The company's sector-specific products include CareFast for healthcare, OrderFast for restaurants, LearnFast for education, EstateFast for real estate, EventFast for exhibitions, LawFast for legal services, ConstructFast for construction, and HajjFast for Hajj and Umrah services.
Cross-sector platforms and pricing models#
The company offers cross-sector platforms including ComplAI, which reviews documents and identifies compliance gaps; InnovateOS for managing innovation initiatives; DigitalCX for customer experience management; and EchoSM for marketing and content campaign management. SaaS products are available through subscription models and can be customised to organisational requirements. The PaaS model uses usage-based pricing and enables organisations and developers to build AI-powered tools.
Implementation approach and target challenges#
SolvFast combines software platforms with teams that work directly with organisations to implement projects and deliver operational outcomes. The company targets challenges including disconnected technology systems, manual processes, undocumented workflows, limited performance visibility and data volumes not translated into business decisions. Its expansion strategy deploys technology products across multiple markets while combining software with implementation and operational support.
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