AI-led, data-driven digital transformation - one unified data model, no code, and an AI engine you can talk to.
Walk into most large organizations and you will not find a shortage of software. You will find the opposite: a dozen systems that were each bought to solve one problem and now refuse to talk to one another. Data sits in silos. Teams re-key the same information. The report that should take a minute takes a week. Cyferd was built to attack that specific tax.
The company, founded in 2021 by Ranjit Bahia, sells a cloud-native, API-first, no-code platform. The premise is unusual in its ordering: unify the data first, then build the apps on top of it. Everything a customer creates - a case-management tool, an asset register, a CRM, an approval workflow - sits on a single central data model rather than in yet another disconnected box.
What has drawn attention lately is the engine sitting on top of that model. Cyferd calls it Neural Genesis. A user describes what they need in plain English, and the engine generates the integrated application, the AI agents and the automated workflows behind it. Not a marketing draft or a summary - the operational software itself.
That distinction - AI that writes running systems rather than text - is the line Cyferd draws around itself. It is a no-code platform in the tradition of the low-code market, but its pitch leans on the idea that the person describing the app no longer needs to be an engineer at all.
Figures reflect the best available public sources; team size and financials from third-party aggregators are approximate.
One platform, one data model, and a growing set of vertical products and partnerships built on top of it.
Cloud-native, no-code, drag-and-drop app builder on a central unified data model. Includes case management, workflow automation, universal search, SSO, encryption and HIPAA/GDPR/CCPA compliance features - with weekly platform upgrades.
The proprietary self-learning AI engine. Describe what you need in natural language and it generates apps, AI agents and workflows - ERP, CRM, asset management, HR - including agentic AI that automates complex, multi-step processes.
Built-in AI across processes: sentiment analysis, categorization, prioritization, severity scoring, prediction, text generation, data enrichment and redaction - applied inside the app rather than bolted on afterwards.
A joint venture with Jabil delivering an AI-driven, fully autonomous supply chain and procurement platform powered by Neural Genesis. Debuted at Electronica in Munich.
A sports-focused division applying the platform to league and sports operations, led by former FIFA Council member and Mexican Football Federation president Yon de Luisa.
Pre-built integrations with DocuSign, Salesforce, Qlik, Microsoft 365 & SharePoint, SAP and Oracle - so the unified model can pull from the systems companies already run.
"They'd already built half the product I'd drawn on a whiteboard for three years, and they'd done it in under three months."
Rich Boyd - Managing Director, VoultCyferd's sweet spot has been the public and regulated sectors, where fragmented data and strict compliance make the "unify first" approach pay off. Its named references skew toward healthcare and education in the UK, alongside the enterprise supply-chain work opened up by the Jabil venture in the US.
Most of the AI wave writes content - emails, summaries, images. Cyferd's engine is aimed at a different target: generating the operational software and the autonomous agents that run a business. The unified data model is the moat; the natural-language builder is the reach.
The core is subscription SaaS: customers pay for access to the Cyferd Enterprise Platform. Public pricing tiers were not disclosed, which is typical for enterprise sales motions built around bespoke deployments and services.
Layered on top is a partnership and joint-venture model. The clearest example is ID8 Global, where Jabil - a manufacturer with deep supply-chain expertise - supplied the domain knowledge and Cyferd supplied the AI engine. Rather than being acquired, Cyferd co-built a product. Voult, an insurance SaaS, is another platform-built product.
The expertise concentrates around two things: unifying enterprise data into a single model, and the Neural Genesis engine that turns language into software. Founder Ranjit Bahia came from Qlik - a data-analytics company now, fittingly, one of Cyferd's integration partners - which helps explain the data-first worldview.
The leadership bench is built out with a chief product officer, chief customer officer, chief architecture officer and a dedicated Cyferd Sports CEO, signalling a company trying to scale beyond its founder-led early phase.
Ranjit Bahia founds RoxAI, an earlier venture.
Bahia, a senior director at Qlik, sees the limits of traditional enterprise software up close.
The company launches with a no-code, data-unifying platform and an AI-orchestrated vision.
The self-learning AI engine debuts, turning natural language into apps and agents.
Cyferd opens its New York headquarters and unveils ID8 Global with Jabil at Electronica Munich.
Yon de Luisa is appointed CEO of Cyferd Sports; the Voult insurance case study is published.
"AI is no longer just a buzzword in the technology industry, it's a game changer."
Ranjit Bahia - Founder & CEO, Cyferd"With Cyferd's self-learning engine, which can create AI agents and applications in minutes, we're creating dramatic efficiencies in digital transformation and seamless data integration."
Ranjit Bahia - Founder & CEO, Cyferd"By merging Jabil's industry expertise with Cyferd's cutting-edge AI capabilities, we're not just improving the supply chain; we're reimagining it."
Frank McKay - Chief Procurement & Supply Chain Officer, JabilThe engine is called Neural Genesis - and the pitch is that "a few words" is enough to conjure an enterprise app.
Cyferd Sports is run by Yon de Luisa - former president of the Mexican Football Federation and a FIFA Council member.
New York's Americas Tower on 6th Avenue; London's Berkeley Square in Mayfair.
The Jabil JV product name, ID8 Global, reads as "ideate" - and launched at Electronica in Munich.
Bahia once worked at Qlik - now one of Cyferd's named integration partners.
Cyferd provides a cloud-native, no-code enterprise platform that unifies data and lets organizations build custom applications, AI agents and automated workflows - increasingly by describing them in plain language to its Neural Genesis AI engine.
Cyferd was founded by Ranjit Bahia, who serves as CEO. The company's own account dates its founding to 2021, though some registry and aggregator records reference 2019-2020.
Neural Genesis is Cyferd's proprietary self-learning AI engine. It generates integrated enterprise applications, AI agents and workflows from natural-language input, and includes agentic AI that automates complex, multi-step processes.
Cyferd serves enterprises and public-sector organizations across healthcare, legal, higher education, procurement, housing and sports, with references including the NHS, De Montfort University and the insurance product Voult.
Cyferd operates a subscription-based SaaS model for its platform, complemented by strategic partnerships and joint ventures such as ID8 Global with Jabil. Public pricing tiers were not disclosed.
Sources: cyferd.com (About, Platform, Solutions, Voult & Cyferd Sports pages), Jabil investor relations, Differentia Consulting, Supply & Demand Chain Executive, CB Insights, GetLatka, Crunchbase and TheOrg. Founding year, funding, valuation and revenue figures draw on third-party aggregators and should be treated as approximate; some vendor-stated efficiency metrics are marketing claims. This profile compiles publicly available information for editorial purposes.