01Industries
Five sectors where the constraint comes first.
Government, healthcare, finance, legal and critical infrastructure organisations in Saudi Arabia run on systems that carry conditions differing by sector: which data must stay in the Kingdom, which regulator will review the system, and what has to keep working if the network does not. We settle those conditions before choosing a platform or a model.
02Five sectors
The constraint each sector starts from.
The ArchiTechs Group builds business systems and AI for Saudi organisations in five sectors, and the work is aligned with the goals of Vision 2030 and the National Strategy for Data and AI: local capability, data held in the Kingdom, and systems that the organisation's own people run. The method is the same in each sector, an assessment, a scoped build, then handover, whether the work is an ERP integration, a field application or a private model deployment. What differs is the constraint that shapes it, whether data residency, regulatory review, professional confidentiality or continuity of operations, and therefore which of our services leads.
Government
Service portals, case and licensing systems, integration with national platforms, and the AI built on top of them, for Saudi government and semi-government bodies, hosted in the Kingdom.
The constraint
- Where data is held and who delivers, settled before shortlisting
- SDAIA guidance and PDPL from the first design decision, in systems as in models
- Procurement that reviews local content as well as capability
Healthcare
Patient administration, claims and integration work for hospitals and health systems in Saudi Arabia, with AI deployed inside the facility's boundary and patient data governed under PDPL.
The constraint
- Patient data governed by PDPL that cannot leave the facility or the Kingdom
- Systems of record that rarely speak to each other without integration work
- A human check wherever clinical judgment is involved
Finance
Core banking and payment integration, reconciliation and customer-facing applications for banks, insurers and finance firms in Saudi Arabia, with NCA-aligned controls and an audit trail from the first day.
The constraint
- A documented risk assessment, as for any other change to a core system
- NCA-aligned controls and a named owner who can explain how the system behaves
- Reconciliation and audit trails that internal audit can follow end to end
Legal
Document and matter systems for law firms and in-house legal teams in Saudi Arabia, with AI deployed on infrastructure the firm controls and a record of what the system read and produced.
The constraint
- Privileged correspondence, case files and client instructions
- Every document inside a boundary the firm controls
- A record of what the system read and produced, and who approved it
Critical infrastructure
Operations and maintenance systems, offline-capable field applications and on-site AI for utilities, energy and telecom operators in Saudi Arabia running segmented or air-gapped networks.
The constraint
- Networks that are segmented or air-gapped by design, under NCA controls
- Field work that continues with no signal and synchronises when it returns
- Reliability and monitoring at control-room standard, with no hosted dependency
03Start here
If your sector is not listed, tell us the constraint you work within.
Describe the requirement your organisation has to meet, whether that is data residency, a regulator, a system nobody wants to touch, or a network that cannot be assumed. Our first reply will say whether we are the right firm for it and where the work would begin.
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