One supply-chain core. The products we own run on it.
Sinayah is a Saudi supply-chain technology company. We build the order, driver, procurement and warehouse systems once, then build our own products on them, run them, and connect them to each other. Supply Innovation and HalaBag run on the core today.
New · 20 October 2026
Foodics Supply is live
ArzagPlus has moved to Foodics Supply, a co-venture with Foodics. Restaurants in the Foodics ecosystem now order from all their suppliers in one place, follow every order, and get one consolidated invoice.
- 26 supplier partners
- 2,000+ products
- Foodics POS, Odoo and WhatsApp ordering
Built once, reused by every product
A Saudi supply-chain technology company that keeps what it builds.
A supplier, a fleet, a buyer and a lender each hold one piece of the same trade, and none of them can see the other three. So every handover gets typed in again, and every payment waits on paperwork.
Sinayah builds the systems that trade runs on as one shared core, then builds its own products on top. Each product starts with ordering, dispatch and warehousing already running, so its first year goes into its customers instead of into rebuilding them.
The shared core
- Order management
- Driver management
- Procurement
- Warehouse management
- Fulfilment
- 3PL aggregation
- Transport management
Asset-light by design: Sinayah owns no trucks, warehouses or inventory. What it owns is software and data.
سناية
Where the name comes from
Sinayah is the Saudi craft of restoring a worn Bisht. The gold thread, al-zari, is kept, and the fabric around it is renewed. The company works the same way: preserve the core, renew the products built on it.
Build it, own it, connect it
The three stages of the business. Nothing in it is built to be sold off.
Every product starts on the shared core, with its ordering, dispatch and warehouse systems already running, so it reaches market on less capital than a build from zero.
Sinayah keeps every product it builds and runs it itself. When a product grows, the value it creates stays inside the company.
One company runs all of them, so the products are built to work together and to share one record of the trade.
The products we run
Supply Innovation and HalaBag are live and growing, and Foodics Supply launched on 20 October 2026. Saaml and Bwadl are earlier, and each card says where it stands.
B2B procurement platform
Supply Innovation
The B2B procurement platform for the stores, built for any industry. Food and beverage comes first, with ArzagPlus and Foodics Supply.
300+ suppliers, 31+ cities Learn more →Restaurant supply ordering
Foodics Supply
A co-venture with Foodics. Restaurants in the Foodics ecosystem order from every supplier in one place, follow each order, and get one invoice. ArzagPlus has moved to Foodics Supply.
Launched 20 October 2026 Learn more →Baggage and cargo control
HalaBag
Every bag scanned at each handover, tracked in real time and delivered with proof, beyond the airport. Live for airline baggage and integrated with Nusuk. Air cargo, sea cargo and rail baggage are next.
Hajj 2026: 400,000 pilgrims with Saudia Learn more →Last-mile dispatch and settlement
Saaml
Rule-based dispatch by distance, capacity and SLA, with cash on delivery traced from the captain's wallet to settlement. Arabic-first and SAR-native.
With Kaiian, Salla and Qoodz Learn more →Supply-chain financing
Bwadl
Working capital inside the trade: the supplier is paid on delivery, and the buyer pays on its own terms, in the workflow both sides already use.
Built with Bwa-Tech Learn more →What runs on it today
Where the products work
Four points along one supply chain.
Food and beverage
ArzagPlus and Foodics Supply, the food and beverage stores on Supply Innovation: 300+ suppliers, 7,000+ products, 31+ cities.
Aviation, cargo and rail
HalaBag keeps an operator in control of every bag from the first handover to the door. The Hajj without Baggage service with Saudia expanded to 400,000 pilgrims for Hajj 2026, available across Saudia's 145 destinations. Air cargo, sea cargo and rail baggage are next.
Last-mile delivery
Saaml dispatches and settles deliveries for operators, merchants and selling platforms, with own fleet and provider captains on one engine.
Supply-chain finance
Bwadl puts working capital into the gap between delivery and payment, inside the workflow supplier and buyer already use.
Why one core compounds
Reuse
Each product starts on rails that are already built and paid for, so it reaches market on less capital than the product before it.
Connection
The products are built to connect, so one trade can cross them: a supplier selling on Supply Innovation, delivered by Saaml, financed by Bwadl, on one record.
Data
One company sees the trade from the order to the delivery to the payment. That record is what makes a financing layer like Bwadl possible.
Partners and investors
The companies Sinayah's products are built with, and the investors behind the company.
Partners
Investors
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