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Riyadh · Cairo · Est. 2026

Consulting logicdelivered as software

Organization design and workforce planning — answered continuously, inside Saudi rules.

The problem

Saudi leaders pay millions foranswers that expire on delivery

Organization design, workforce planning and cost optimization are permanent CEO questions in the Kingdom — yet they are still bought as one-off, slide-based consulting projects.

Static not living

Findings are frozen in a PDF; the organization changes the month after handover.

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Slow and episodic

Three-to-six-month engagements for questions boards now face quarterly.

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Imported templates

Global frameworks ignore Saudization bands, GOSI cost structures and local labor reality.

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SAR 2–8M

Typical cost of one org restructuring engagement with an international firm

One consulting engagement

SAR 2–8M

A year of IntelliConsult

~1/10th

Product suite

Four Tools

One platform

Org Health Diagnostic

Start with the truthExplore

Org Builder

Structure, on purposeExplore

Structiv

Every role, costedExplore

RO2 Portal

The whole board, one screenExplore

Structiv’s rotation-factor and Saudization modeling is built for Saudi operational reality — ports, logistics, field operations. No global HR-tech player replicates it.

Why now

Four forces are re-shapingwho advises Saudi Arabia

International firms are constrained at exactly the moment Saudi demand for continuous, compliant, tech-enabled advice is expanding.

01

Advisory localization

Geopolitical friction and new rules on foreign consultancies serving Saudi government work are pushing demand toward Saudi-native providers.

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02

Data sovereignty

PDPL enforcement and in-Kingdom hosting requirements structurally favor platforms built for Saudi compliance from day one.

A world map with data routes arcing between regions
03

Vision 2030 pressure

Saudization quotas, megaproject scale-ups and productivity mandates make org and workforce decisions a monthly board topic.

The Saudi Vision 2030 lockup over the Riyadh skyline at night
04

AI maturity

Consulting logic — diagnosis, sizing, scenarios — can finally be encoded into software with LLMs and analytics, at SaaS economics.

A figure interacting with a projected analytics interface

The platform

Connect DiagnoseSimulate Decide

One workflow, from raw HR and payroll data to a board-ready decision — hosted in-Kingdom and PDPL-compliant end to end.

A team reviewing workforce dashboards together in a meeting room
01

Connect

HR, payroll and org data, hosted in-Kingdom and PDPL-compliant.

02

Diagnose

AI benchmarks structure, spans, cost, Saudization and skills gaps.

03

Simulate

Restructuring and workforce scenarios with quantified cost impact.

04

Decide

Board-ready narratives, dashboards and compliance reporting.

≈ USD 0.0B

TAM · Saudi advisory spend addressable by digital delivery

0%

Gross margin at scale

1/0th

The cost of one consulting engagement

~0×

Product built per riyal via the Cairo engineering hub

Who buys

Family-owned groups first —the segment global firms serve worst

Modernizing governance, professionalizing management and disciplining workforce cost across diverse portfolios. They buy relationship-led, Arabic-native output at a fraction of Big-4 pricing — and Saudization answers global firms don’t have.

An adviser in conversation with two clients across a meeting table

Localization, scale-up and transformation mandates; procurement now favors Saudi CR and ZATCA-compliant vendors.

Next step

See your organization on live data

Book a working session with the founders. We’ll run the diagnostic against your structure and show you the gaps before you commit to anything.

  • Riyadh — Revenue hub
  • Cairo — Build hub
  • Arabic & English