Jami' · Pitch Deck
Industrial · UNIFIED PLATFORM
Jami'جامع
OT security, quality inspection, predictive maintenance, and safety — one console, one team, one source of truth.
neuriya.ai — Sovereign, Arabic-first enterprise AI
Problem
OT security, quality, maintenance, and safety incidents are chased across four systems
- An OT security event that halts a production line, its quality impact, and the maintenance response to it each live in a separate system, so nobody sees the full incident in one place.
- Every corrective action across security, quality, maintenance, and safety is tracked in its own tool, so leadership can't see the total open-risk picture without manually compiling four reports.
- Compliance reporting means producing four separate documents for four separate domains, none of which reconcile against each other.
- Standing up point solutions for each domain means four separate vendor relationships, four onboarding processes, and four places for data to go stale.
Solution
Four operational domains, one console, one action board
Product
Jami' in action
How it works
From first touch to outcome
Connect
OT security, quality, maintenance, and safety modules are connected into one unified data layer.
Correlate
Events across modules are linked automatically when they share a site, asset, or timeline.
Act
Teams work from one action board regardless of which module raised the issue.
Report
Cross-module incidents close with one consolidated case report, ready for operations and compliance review.
Market
Sizing the opportunity
- TAM — $4.5B. MENA industrial AI operations-platform market
- SAM — $480M. Saudi unified industrial-AI operations platform market
- SOM — $30M. 3-year obtainable share via design-partner operators adopting multiple modules
As Saudi industrial operators adopt OT security, quality, maintenance, and safety point solutions individually under Vision 2030's GAMI-driven modernization push, the same operators are the natural buyer for a consolidated platform that replaces four vendor relationships with one, once each module has proven value on its own.
Business model
How Jami' makes money
Per-module platform subscription
Recurring fee priced by which of the four modules — security, quality, maintenance, safety — are active.
Unified-console premium tier
Add-on subscription for cross-module correlation, unified action board, and rollup compliance scoring.
Platform onboarding & integration fee
One-time fee to connect existing module data sources into the unified data layer.
Revenue streams
Where the revenue actually comes from
Competition
Where we win
Our edge
- Correlates events across domains automatically instead of requiring a person to notice a security incident and a quality dip are the same event.
- Each underlying module runs standalone, so an operator can adopt one domain first and add the unified view once value is proven — no forced platform-wide commitment on day one.
- Sovereign, in-Kingdom hosting across all four domains' data, satisfying NCA OTCC, NDMO Classification, and PDPL requirements a multi-vendor stack can't guarantee end to end.
- Founding team combines Saudi industrial operations experience across security, quality, and safety functions with systems-integration engineering.
Traction
Early validation, built for pilot readiness
- Full unified-platform product experience built end-to-end: unified dashboard, unified alert queue, unified action board, and unified incident case.
- Architecture pre-aligned to NCA OTCC, IEC 62443, ISO 27001, NDMO Classification, and PDPL.
- Actively selecting design-partner operators for a first unified platform cohort.
Go-to-market
Land with one module, expand into the unified console
- 1Land with 1-2 design-partner operators already running one or two of the four underlying modules.
- 2Prove cross-module correlation value over a pilot quarter by tracing one real multi-domain incident end to end.
- 3Expand to additional modules and sites within the same operator, consolidating existing point-solution spend.
Team
Built by operators, not just builders
The ask
Raising a seed round to reach first unified-platform pilots
We're raising to fund cross-module correlation-engine development, unified data-layer integration tooling, and the core team through first-revenue pilot deployments.