Investment Promotion Assistant
An investor asks what setting up here actually involves and gets a specific answer — the licence, the zone, the incentive, the cost and the next step — cited to the authority that published it.
Typical outcomes for this kind of engagement. Results depend on your data and starting point.
An investment promotion agency answers the same first-contact questions constantly: which licence, which free zone or mainland route, what ownership rules apply, which incentives a sector qualifies for, what it costs and how long it takes. The answers are published, but spread across authorities and updated independently, so enquiries queue for a human who must reassemble them, and serious investors wait behind simple ones.
- The same first-contact questions answered by hand, constantly
- Rules spread across authorities and updated independently
- Serious enquiries queued behind simple ones
- Investors arriving in several languages, answered in one
- No structured record of what enquirers actually ask about
CloudGate indexes the published rules from every relevant authority and answers investor enquiries against them, in the investor's own language, with the source and its date cited. The conversation captures sector, size and intent as it goes, so a qualified lead reaches the investment officer with its context already assembled, and the routine questions never reach a queue.
- Answers drawn from the published rules of each relevant authority
- The source and its publication date cited on every answer
- Replies in the investor's own language, including Arabic
- Sector, size and intent captured through the conversation
- Qualified leads handed to an investment officer with context attached
- Demand analytics showing which sectors and questions actually arrive