Prime Highlights:
- iVoiceUp raises investment from A15 to grow its operations in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.
- The platform empowers employees to report issues safely while helping management take action.
Key Facts:
- iVoiceUp currently serves over one million users across leading organizations in the region.
- New tools include features that protect identities and turn reports into clear, actionable insights for management.
Background
Cairo-based company iVoiceUp, which focuses on ethics and compliance, has received investment from A15 to grow its business in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. The funding will help the company grow in the MENA region and introduce new tools to improve ethical reporting and compliance management.
Founded to tackle misconduct in modern organizations, iVoiceUp offers a platform that helps businesses detect, manage, and address ethical and compliance issues before they become serious problems.
A15 invests in founders who use technology to make a positive difference. iVoiceUp fits this vision by focusing on ethics, care, and new ideas. They are improving compliance and helping people report issues safely, said Karim Beshara, Managing Partner at A15.
The platform is designed for enterprises with multi-branch operations, allowing senior management, private equity firms, and family offices to monitor compliance risks across locations and portfolio companies. Currently, iVoiceUp serves over one million users in leading organizations throughout the region.
The system provides a secure and anonymous way for employees, suppliers, and blue-collar workers to report issues, with features like voice distortion to protect identities. For management, these reports are turned into clear and actionable insights using automated tools and regional compliance expertise.
“This investment is a major milestone for iVoiceUp. With A15’s support, we aim to ensure that ethics and transparency become the backbone of modern organizations in the region,” said Ahmed Genedy, Co-founder and Managing Director at iVoiceUp. The funding will also support the rollout of Anonymous Video Interviewing, an AI-powered tool enabling investigators to conduct interviews with avatars that reflect real-time expressions while preserving anonymity.
