Egyptian Startup Cloudilic Develops Dragify, a No-Code Platform for Automating Business Processes
Launched this year to respond to the growing need for accessible, flexible, and adaptable AI-assisted automation, Cloudilic aims to bridge the gap between traditional automation tools and advanced artificial intelligence solutions.
Unlike existing platforms that focus on executing simple tasks, Dragify stands out for its ability to integrate agents capable of understanding objectives, making autonomous decisions, and integrating into business processes without requiring coding or complex technical infrastructure.
The solution enables the management of various use cases such as support ticket management, document processing, integration with third-party tools, and internal task management. Intelligent agents can function continuously, apply logical rules, escalate cases if needed, and improve over time through interactions. Since its launch, Dragify has seen sustained adoption, particularly in the fintech, real estate, and logistics sectors.
Among the early adopters are companies such as MDP, XPay, and EgyProperty, which have adopted the platform to automate customer support, document management, and commercial engagement. The productivity benefits are significant, with an estimated operational time reduction of between 40% and 60%.
Currently self-funded and profitable, the startup has initiated partnership discussions with international companies like Vectara and 700Apps to integrate its technology into larger enterprise ecosystems.
Dragify's target market focuses on Egypt and the MENA region, with expansion plans to Gulf countries and Europe through strategic partnerships. Partnerships with local tech consulting firms and accelerators are also being considered to accelerate growth in high-potential sectors.
Dragify operates on a tiered SaaS model: a free plan for startups, monthly subscriptions for SMEs, and on-site solutions for large enterprises. Revenue comes from initial installation fees and recurring subscriptions. With over six paying clients and a promising order book, the startup forecasts solid growth until 2025.
