Solutions by industry
Private AI for regulated industries in the GCC & MENA
Seekers AI builds AI agents, Arabic and English knowledge assistants, and workflow automation for financial services, government, healthcare, and real estate. Each system runs inside your own environment, so sensitive data stays under your control.
Definition
What does private AI do for regulated industries?
Private AI lets a regulated organisation use language models on its own documents and systems without sending data to a public AI service. The models run on-premise, in a private cloud, or in a sovereign GCC cloud. Staff get answers with cited sources, and agents handle routine steps, with a person approving the sensitive ones.
What can private AI do for banks and financial institutions?
Banks, insurers, and finance companies hold some of the most sensitive data in the region, and regulators watch where it goes.
- Policy and compliance assistants that answer from your circulars and internal policies, with sources
- KYC document processing that reads identity and supporting documents and flags gaps for review
- Credit memo drafting from the application file, for an analyst to check and sign off
- Collections automation that sends reminders and logs every contact
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Private AI lets compliance, credit, and operations teams search policies and process documents without moving customer data outside the institution.
How can government entities use private AI?
Government and semi-government entities work mostly in Arabic and handle large volumes of correspondence and requests.
- Arabic knowledge assistants that help staff find answers in regulations, circulars, and procedures
- Citizen-service agents that answer common questions and pass complex cases to staff
- Document routing that reads incoming documents and sends them to the right department
- Correspondence drafting in formal Arabic, reviewed by an employee before it is sent
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Private AI helps staff find answers in internal regulations and move documents faster, while data stays inside the entity's approved environment.
Where does private AI help healthcare providers?
Hospitals and clinics spend a lot of staff time on scheduling, referrals, and patient messages.
- Patient communication agents for reminders, preparation instructions, and common questions
- Appointment and referral automation that books, reschedules, and tracks referrals
- Clinical document search with strict data controls, limited to staff with the right permissions
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Patient data is among the most protected data there is, so these systems run inside the provider's network with strict access controls and audit logs.
What can private AI do for real estate developers?
Developers handle many enquiries, long contracts, and sales pipelines spread across several tools.
- Lead qualification agents that reply to enquiries, ask the right questions, and pass ready buyers to sales
- Contract and document assistants that find clauses and answer questions with references to the source
- Sales and CRM automation that logs conversations, updates records, and prepares follow-ups
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Private AI can qualify leads in Arabic and English, answer questions about contracts and project documents, and keep the CRM up to date.
What do all four have in common?
Every solution runs on Seekers Core and follows the same three rules, whatever the industry.
- Data residency. Systems run on-premise, in a private cloud, or in a sovereign GCC cloud, and by default no data leaves your environment.
- Arabic first. Retrieval, prompts, and evaluation work in Arabic and English and are tested on real Arabic documents.
- Governance. Role-based access, full audit logs, and human approval on sensitive steps are part of every deployment.
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Each one also starts the same way, with a Readiness Sprint that picks the first use case.
Questions about our industry solutions
Do you only work with these four industries?
We focus on them because they have strict data rules and work heavily in Arabic. If your organisation has similar constraints, talk to us. The Readiness Sprint will show whether your use case fits.
Can one system serve several departments?
Yes. Seekers Core connects to many sources and can run several assistants and agents, each with its own access rules. Most clients start with one use case and add more during Run & Scale.
How do you handle regulated data?
We deploy inside your environment and agree on data flows and controls with your IT and risk teams during the Readiness Sprint. Sensitive steps keep a human approval, and every action is logged.
Pick one use case and start there.
A Readiness Sprint takes two to three weeks. We help you choose the first use case for your industry and show you what it takes to run it privately.