Velents builds Arabic-dialect-aware AI agents deployed across government bodies and private enterprises in the Middle East and North Africa, spanning sectors including financial services, healthcare, real estate, automotive, retail and human resources. Its product line includes AI Recruiter, continuing the company’s original recruitment-automation focus with candidate screening and assessment; Velents Agent, a conversational AI that reads documents, communicates and connects to a business’s existing systems; ready-to-deploy APIs; a self-hosted Velents Box for organizations that need their own data hosting; and Agent.sa, described as the first fully Arabic-speaking AI employee. Founded in 2020 by Mohamed Gaber and Abdulaziz Almuhaydib and based across Cairo and Riyadh, the company raised $1.5 million in an October 2025 funding round and names public case studies including Egypt’s Ministry of Communications processing more than 1,200 approval requests within two days, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Human Resources cutting candidate screening from days to 10 minutes with an 80 percent candidate success rate, and Bank SAB running a fully compliant voice AI service.
Velents began as a narrower recruitment-automation product and has since expanded into a much broader government and enterprise AI agent platform, so a business specifically looking for the original hiring-assessment tool should confirm that AI Recruiter still covers its exact original use case rather than assuming feature parity with the current, broader platform. Deploying AI agents inside government workflows, especially anything touching approvals, benefits verification or compliance decisions, carries real accountability weight, so an adopting organization should confirm its own audit and human-review processes sit around any Velents deployment handling consequential decisions.
Pricing is not published on the public site; Velents sells to government bodies and enterprises through a demo request, with deployment options including ready-made APIs for fast integration and a self-hosted Velents Box for organizations that need to keep data within their own infrastructure.
