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Saudi-built Enterprise AI

Turn enterprise knowledge and data into trusted insights, recommendations and better decisions, using natural language.

  • Saudi-built
  • Grounded in your enterprise
  • Hosted in-Kingdom
  • On-prem ready

The journey today

Nothing here is broken. The dashboards work, the reports are accurate, the analysts are good. The cost is the distance between them and a decision, and leadership pays it every week.

  1. 1Data lands across systems
  2. 2Dashboards report performance
  3. 3Reports explain the period
  4. 4Search finds the document
  5. 5Someone interprets it
  6. 6A meeting reconciles it
  7. 7A decision is made

Seven steps from information to decision, and leadership walks most of them personally.

The same question, answered

No dashboard to open, no analyst to brief, no reconciliation. The change is surfaced, the reason is attached, the priority is ranked, and the next move is proposed for a person to judge.

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Simulated session
Revenue performance changedBriefed this morning
  1. What changed

    Western Region revenue fell 8.4% against plan this quarter, the first decline in five periods.

  2. Why

    Two thirds of the gap sits in three enterprise accounts that reduced order volume, not in pricing or in the wider market.

  3. Business impact

    If the pattern holds, it carries roughly 2.1% of full year revenue and moves the region below its committed target.

  4. Requires attention

    One of the three accounts has a renewal inside 45 days and no owner assigned to it.

  5. Recommended direction

    Review the renewal before the notice window closes, and confirm whether the volume change is contractual or behavioural before treating it as a market signal.

Revenue data warehouseContract repositoryRegional performance pack
Which of the three accounts moved first?

Illustrative briefing. nuhaa.ai reports from your own governed sources.

Product architecture

Knowledge, Insights and Exec run on the same sources, the same permissions and the same audit trail. Most organizations start with one and grow into the others, and nobody has to climb them in order.

The experience

One interface, three kinds of question. Pick a product and watch what comes back, and where it came from.

It reads the documents nobody has time to read.

A question in plain language, answered from approved material, with the passage it came from shown beside it. Permissions are applied before the search runs, so nobody sees what they should not.

Try askingWhich supplier contracts expire this quarter?

Connected enterprise

Nothing is replaced and nothing is migrated. Every source keeps the permissions it arrived with, and connecting one never widens who can see it.

Documents
Contracts, reports, manuals, presentations and scanned files in Arabic and English.
Policies
Procedures, standards, delegation of authority and the rules people are asked to follow.
Data
Governed databases and warehouses, queried read only and answered in business language.
Reports
Periodic packs and dashboards, read for what changed rather than re-rendered.
Business systems
The operational platforms that hold your transactions, records and workflow state.
Knowledge repositories
Shared drives, portals and libraries where institutional memory accumulates.

Different roles, different questions

Pick a role to see how the conversation starts.

CEO Asks

What needs my attention today?

Four items are waiting on leadership. Two contract renewals close this month, one compliance control has no assigned owner, and a budget variance in operations has held above tolerance for three consecutive periods.

Risk registerContract repositoryOperations dashboard

Built for leadership

Not a tool for building queries. A place to ask the six questions that decide where attention goes this week.

CEOCOOCIOCDOStrategyBusiness unit leadership
  • 01What changed?
  • 02Why did it change?
  • 03Where is the risk?
  • 04Where is the opportunity?
  • 05What needs attention?
  • 06What should we consider next?
Where it comes from

Born in Saudi Arabia. Built to a global standard.

Being built here is not the argument for buying it. It is the reason the product understands the enterprise it was built for: the data sensitivities, the language, the way decisions actually get made.

  • Arabic is a first language in the product, not a translation layer added at the end.
  • The models that answer your questions run on infrastructure inside the Kingdom.
  • Deployment in Saudi Arabia, or inside your own data centre where residency requires it.
  • Built by a team that works alongside your people during rollout.
Sovereign by designSaudi builtEnterprise readyArabic and EnglishGovernance focused

King Abdullah Financial District in the Saudi Capital, Riyadh (2026) · Saudi Press Agency · CC BY-SA 4.0

Your Data. Your Knowledge. Your Intelligence.

The value in enterprise AI is not the model. It is what your organization already knows. nuhaa.ai is built so that knowledge stays yours: isolated per organization, governed by your rules, and never used to train a model anyone else will benefit from.

Trust layer

Four properties are what separate an answer you can verify from one that merely sounds confident.

01

Grounded

Answers are based on trusted enterprise knowledge. When the sources do not support an answer, nuhaa.ai says so instead of filling the gap.

02

Governed

nuhaa.ai operates inside your access and control models. Role, department and ownership decide what each person can reach, question by question.

03

Traceable

Responses carry context and source visibility where applicable, and administrators can review what was asked and what was returned.

04

Responsible

Content policies, human review paths and clear boundaries are built in, so adoption stays controlled as usage grows.

nuhaa.ai is designed to support enterprise governance, privacy and responsible AI requirements. Deployment options include a managed cloud tenancy and an on premises installation for organizations that require data to remain inside their own perimeter.

Built against

Security was assessed against published frameworks rather than an internal checklist, in both the cloud and on premises editions.

Assessed against07
OWASP Top 10:2025

Web application risks, mapped control by control

OWASP Agentic 2026

Prompt injection, tool abuse and delegation limits

OWASP ASVS 5.0

Verification standard at Level 2

CWE / SANS Top 25

The most dangerous software weaknesses

MITRE ATT&CK

Adversary techniques used to shape detection

Saudi PDPL

Personal data protection law of the Kingdom

CST RS10

Cloud computing regulatory framework and residency

Control mapping02
SOC 2 TSC

Trust services criteria, control mapping documented

ISO 27001:2022

Annex A families, control mapping documented

Assessed against means the platform was reviewed under that framework and the findings closed. Control mapping means the controls are documented against the standard; nuhaa.ai is not certified under SOC 2 or ISO 27001, and the mapping is available on customer engagement.

Track record

DataPlus has spent eight years building the data foundations behind more than 60 organizations in the Kingdom, across government, finance and insurance. nuhaa.ai runs on that experience.

years in enterprise data in the Kingdom
8
organizations served
60+

Built by DataPlus

nuhaa.ai is new. The team is not. DataPlus has spent years on the unglamorous end of enterprise data in the Kingdom: getting it into one place, agreeing what the numbers mean, and making them usable by people who are not analysts. That is where this product came from, and it is why the hard parts are the parts that are finished.

A DataPlus Product

Experience nuhaa.ai with the questions that matter to your organization.

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From Insights to Actions.

A DataPlus Product

The Full Moon Illuminates the Riyadh Skyline Behind a City Tower (2026) · Saudi Press Agency · CC BY-SA 4.0