The Cairo-based startup is developing a unified system to replace fragmented financial tools.
INVIA, a Cairo-based fintech startup, has raised $1.2 million from angel investors and strategic supporters to develop an AI-powered platform designed to streamline operations for small and mid-sized businesses.
The platform replaces fragmented financial tools with a single system that automates core functions including bookkeeping, cash flow tracking, inventory management and manufacturing operations.
Designed for accessibility, the system allows users to interact through text, voice notes or uploaded invoices, enabling business owners to manage operations without requiring technical expertise or prior training.
The company plans to use the funding to accelerate product development, expand its engineering and data teams, and scale customer acquisition across Egypt’s small business segment.
INVIA’s approach reflects a broader shift toward tools built for usability and automation, particularly in markets where manual processes and disconnected systems remain common.
Yehia Ashour, Co-Founder and CEO of INVIA, said the company is focused on building a unified operating system that gives business owners greater visibility and control without added complexity.
The company is also developing a wider product roadmap that extends beyond finance into areas such as human resources, point of sale and customer relationship management, positioning the platform as an integrated system for managing business operations.
In the near term, INVIA is focused on scaling its platform across Egypt, with longer-term plans aligned with the growing demand for consolidated digital tools across small and mid-sized enterprises.
