Mamoun Rahhal, Managing Director for Saudi Arabia and the Upper Gulf at Nintex, explains how Saudi enterprises are accelerating intelligent automation with governance, flexibility and AI‑ready orchestration. Nintex K2 enables secure, compliant and scalable transformation across ministries and industries, strengthened by a committed partner ecosystem and showcased at LEAP 2026.
How is K2’s workflow, forms and automation capability evolving to support agentic workflows, intelligent routing and autonomous decisioning for Saudi enterprises?
K2 is evolving toward agentic, autonomous decisioning while keeping business‑owned control at the centre. Every automated step must sit inside rules the enterprise defines. This gives Saudi organisations the ability to decide how agentic AI interacts with people, systems and processes on their own terms. It’s what drives real efficiency, scale and better customer service — and what makes enterprises comfortable deploying AI at production scale.
What technologies, integrations or orchestration features will Nintex showcase at LEAP, and how do they address modern enterprise automation challenges?
Nintex will showcase orchestration built for flexibility, including support for ALLaM Arabic language services and fully private models. Enterprises can plug in new AI capabilities without rebuilding workflows, avoiding lock‑in and keeping pace with Saudi Arabia’s rapid digital transformation. It’s technology designed for a region moving at extraordinary speed.
How does K2 enable digital transformation across ministries, regulated sectors and large enterprises through low‑code automation and scalable orchestration?
In regulated environments, speed without governance doesn’t last. Low‑code puts process ownership back with the teams who understand the work, whether in ministries or financial institutions. K2 enables rapid transformation while staying aligned with NCA and SDAIA requirements, ensuring pace and compliance move together rather than competing.
What demand trends are you seeing around workflow automation, process intelligence, compliance automation and AI‑driven orchestration in the Kingdom?
Saudi Arabia’s automation maturity is accelerating. Research shows 63 percent of organisations plan formal automation strategies within seven to twelve months, and 86 percent see automation as the essential foundation before AI delivers value. Leaders have moved past whether to automate — the focus now is how to execute properly.
How is Nintex enabling partners to deliver advanced K2‑based solutions in the Kingdom?
Nintex prioritises deep partner enablement, investing in training and long‑term commitment. The focus is on partners aligned with the Kingdom’s digital vision, choosing depth of capability over breadth of logos. Trusted relationships are how strong markets grow, and Saudi Arabia is no different.
Why is LEAP 2026 a strategic platform for Nintex’s regional growth?
LEAP showcases the region’s ambition to build lasting digital infrastructure. While capital and investment figures dominate headlines, Nintex is focused on the process layer — where Vision 2030 execution actually happens. LEAP provides the platform to demonstrate how resilient, governed automation turns investment into measurable outcomes.
