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How it connectsPlanned

One ecosystem, and every participant has a role.

We link business with business and people with people, through our tech and our Ambassadors, and we check each step so it turns into real opportunities.

We link business with business and people with people, through our tech and our Ambassadors, and we check each step so it turns into real opportunities.

We're building the digital experience on our supply experience. Planned

Who this page is for: One example per role. Examples are illustrative; services are Planned unless marked Pilot.

The connection map

Choose your role

Explore the journey

The Journey Atom: moments of the chosen role's journeyDajin fixed at the centre with four engines. The outer orbit is split into the chosen journey's moments, with the current moment highlighted. The cards beside the graphic carry the same information.123456OperateGrowTradeEnableVet clinic
No money passes through Dajin.

Example: Vet clinic

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Help for this step

  • NasheetPilotIllustrative example: Nasheet prepares a draft; you review it before any next step.
  • Dajin AmbassadorsPilotCoordinate in the field: no diagnosis, no prescribing, no handling cash and no finance promises
  • Sourced knowledgePlannedEvery check: source + date.
  • A next step for you (planned)Planned

Outside Dajin · External partner

Licensed finance partnerPilot

External partner: licensed finance partner. Shown only in the clinic, pharmacy and trader journeys.

Developers: connecting systemsPlanned

An API and an MCP: a planned concept.

Investors & support programmes

What we did, what we learned, what we build.

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  • Dajin: coordinates delivery Pilot
  • Operate: daily work Planned
  • Grow: reaching more buyers Planned
  • Trade: order through receipt Planned
  • Enable: knowledge and an organised file Planned
  • Supplier & manufacturer: Reach buyers and reply to orders as the seller. Planned
  • Distributor: Coordinate distribution and the orders that reach you. Planned
  • Vet clinic: Order what the clinic needs and follow receipt. Planned
  • Vet pharmacy: Prepare a restock order and confirm it. Planned
  • Trader: Order and keep your records with counterparties. Planned
  • Farm: Reach a nearby vet office and supplier, and order with confidence. Planned
  • Business buyer (chicken): Reach a supplier and follow supply and receipt. Planned
  • Nasheet: Illustrative example: Nasheet prepares a draft; you review it before any next step. Pilot
  • Dajin Ambassadors: Coordinate in the field: no diagnosis, no prescribing, no handling cash and no finance promises Pilot
  • Sourced knowledge: Every check: source + date. Planned
  • Licensed finance partner (Outside Dajin): Licensed finance partner, outside Dajin. For vet clinics, pharmacies and traders only. Pilot
  • Order and receipt: Need → Draft → Supplier confirms → Supplier delivers, Dajin coordinates → Receipt or recorded discrepancy → A next step for you (planned)
  • Murabaha via the partner (External partner: licensed finance partner. Shown only in the clinic, pharmacy and trader journeys.): The buyer asks the licensed finance partner to buy the goods and agrees to share its file with it. The partner reviews and decides. If it agrees, the partner first buys the goods from the supplier, owns them and bears their risk. Once it owns the goods, the partner sells them to the buyer by murabaha, with the cost and profit fixed and stated in the contract. Instalments are paid under the finance partner's contract. The goods are delivered once the partner authorises, with Dajin coordinating delivery. Planned: We plan to add more licensed finance partners and more Sharia-compliant products over time.
  • Field support: Task and scope → Permission → Coordination → Receipt → Escalation to a professional
  • Knowledge and data sharing: Purpose and recipient → Sharing with your consent → Source and date → Knowledge that fits your role → A way to correct or withdraw
  • The supplier is always the seller. The result: a real opportunity, a next step that fits your role (planned).
  • Developers: connecting systems: An API and an MCP: a planned concept. Planned
  • Investors & support programmes: What we did, what we learned, what we build.
  • No money passes through Dajin.

A pharmacy restocks.

PlannedNasheet: Pilot
  1. 1Nasheet prepares a reorder draft from history.
  2. 2The pharmacy reviews and sends it.
  3. 3The supplier confirms.
  4. 4The delivery receipt is recorded, and so is any discrepancy.

A vet clinic needs stock.

Pilot
  1. 1The clinic asks the licensed finance partner to buy the goods and agrees to share its file with it.
  2. 2The partner reviews and decides.
  3. 3If it agrees, the partner first buys the goods from the supplier, owns them and bears their risk.
  4. 4Once it owns the goods, the partner sells them to the buyer by murabaha, with the cost and profit fixed and stated in the contract.
  5. 5Instalments are paid under the finance partner's contract.
  6. 6The goods are delivered once the partner authorises, with Dajin coordinating delivery.
Abu Dhabi Islamic Microfinance Company (Arzaq)

Dajin's current licensed finance partner is Abu Dhabi Islamic Microfinance Company (Arzaq). It offers murabaha financing for buying goods to eligible customers on its own terms. Dajin is not a lender; financing decisions and terms rest with the partner alone.

A farm organises its needs.

PlannedNasheet: Pilot · Ambassadors: Pilot
  1. 1The owner records what they need.
  2. 2Asks Nasheet and gets a draft answer to confirm with a vet.
  3. 3A Dajin Ambassador can visit and coordinate; professional decisions stay with the vet.

A trader orders with confidence.

Planned
  1. 1Sees known suppliers.
  2. 2Orders and tracks delivery.
  3. 3Every invoice and receipt sits in one record.

An Ambassador in the field (pilot).

Pilot
  1. 1A vet graduate joins Dajin Ambassadors.
  2. 2Visits clinics and pharmacies and helps them get started.
  3. 3Coordinates only: no diagnosis, no prescribing.

A business buyer orders chicken.

Planned
  1. 1Sends a purchase order with an agreed specification.
  2. 2Dajin connects buyers with suppliers and cooperatives; the supplier is the seller.
  3. 3The e-invoice and delivery are recorded, and so is any discrepancy.

The supplier is always the seller. In murabaha, the supplier sells the goods to the licensed finance partner; the partner owns them and bears their risk, then sells them to the buyer under its contract. Dajin coordinates delivery and is never the seller.

Every sub-solution, in both verticals

Vertical 1 · Vet supply

  • Quote → purchase request → PO → delivery receipt

    Planned

    Then: Paper and chatNow: building the Trade workspace

  • Supplier and agent sourcing

    Planned

    Then: PhoneNow: Distribution workspace

  • Field onboarding of offices and pharmacies

    Pilot

    Then: Founder visitsNow: Dajin Ambassadors (pilot)

  • Goods-purchase murabaha via a licensed finance partner (clinics, pharmacies, traders)

    Pilot

    Then: Manual fileNow: murabaha via the partner

  • Arabic vet-knowledge help

    Pilot

    Then: Chat supportNow: Nasheet

Vertical 2 · B2B supply of slaughtered chicken

  • B2B supply with POs and e-invoices

    Planned

    Then: ManualNow: Trade + Operate

  • Sourcing from suppliers and cooperatives

    Planned

    Then: PhoneNow: Supplier catalogue

Knowledge that comes back to you fits your role: working methods, techniques, trends and business models, with clear sources and no prices. Professional sources have their own access rules.

Every solution started by hand with minimum tech; today we're building it with technology.

Planned

Contract farming: the idea behind our model

The idea is simple: every growing cycle starts knowing who it sells to, at a price agreed in advance, so nobody in the chain loses to surprises. We're building it step by step.

Contract farming, step by step

  1. Business buyer
  2. Slaughterhouse
  3. Dajin coordinates
Sale, ownership and financeCoordination and deliveryDashed line = PlannedEvery cycle starts knowing its market. The supplier is the seller, and finance comes from a licensed financier. Dajin coordinates delivery; it isn't a lender or the seller. Stages 2 and 3 are Planned.

1 Where we started: B2B slaughtered chicken

  1. Where we started: B2B supply of slaughtered chicken.
  2. Dajin connects buyers with suppliers and cooperatives; the supplier is the seller.

Dajin coordinates delivery; it isn't the seller or the financier. Instalments are paid under the finance partner's contract.

Inspired by Brazil and others

  1. 1 · Where we started: B2B supply of slaughtered chicken. Dajin connects buyers with suppliers and cooperatives; the supplier is the seller.
  2. 2 · Next: sourcing birds from farms for slaughter. The farm raises, the slaughterhouse receives under an agreement, and Dajin coordinates.
  3. 3 · The full model: the farm gets its inputs (chicks, feed, vet supplies) from suppliers, who are the sellers. All of it rests on an off-taker arrangement with a committed buyer for the output. A supplier can also be the off-taker.

3 · Planned: a licensed financier (a bank or non-bank finance company) buys the inputs from the supplier, owns them and bears their risk, then sells them to the farm by murabaha, with the cost and profit fixed in the contract. Instalments are paid under the financier's contract.

Dajin doesn't lend and isn't the seller.

Questions

What is Dajin?

A smart trade platform we're building for Egypt's livestock and animal-health sector.

Is Dajin a lender?

No. Dajin is not a lender. A licensed finance partner reviews and decides, and instalments are paid under the partner's contract terms.

Who sees my data?

No one without your consent.

Who are Dajin Ambassadors?

Vet students and graduates who coordinate in the field, without diagnosing or prescribing. The programme is in pilot now.

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