Tunis-based software company SupplyzPro has launched DALI, an AI agent that lets small businesses manage stock, expenses, invoices and supplier information from WhatsApp. The company says the product went live on 6 November 2026, with a launch event in Tunis and a same-day listing on Product Hunt, where it placed 23rd on the daily leaderboard.

According to Managers.tn, users can send a text or voice message, including in Arabic, or photograph a receipt or purchase invoice. DALI then records the entry and asks for confirmation when a quantity or product reference is unclear. The company’s own Product Hunt launch post says DALI updates stock, logs expenses and sends invoices.

SupplyzPro also announced a partnership with the Compagnie des comptables de Tunisie (CCT) on 22 October. Under the company’s post, CCT members will get access to SupplyzPro tools, including e-invoicing, and a new accounting module was scheduled for 6 November. Managers.tn reports that the agreement is part of the “Cap sur la facturation électronique” initiative.

The company’s customer figures do not agree with each other. Its website says “500+ Clients” and “Loved by 1000 Users”. Founder Seddik Houimli wrote on Product Hunt that “100+ businesses in 5+ countries” already use the product, a figure Managers.tn also repeats. Tunisientreprendre reported in July that the company claimed 40,000 users. We have not verified any of these figures.

SupplyzPro describes itself as self-funded. Managers.tn says the business was built on its own funds, and Product Hunt calls the team “fully bootstrapped”. StartupList Africa records no disclosed funding rounds. A separate founder post on 30 October, however, thanked “partners and investors”, and in October the company said it had been selected as one of 17 startups for a programme led by 216 Capital and Plug and Play. Programme selection is not an investment, and we found no public disclosure of one.

The company also says it is expanding into Morocco. In a LinkedIn post on 30 October, Houimli said SupplyzPro had been “officially incorporated in Casablanca”, and that he would spend two months there building out the entity. Managers.tn describes a presence on the Moroccan market as the next chapter, with more to follow. We have not checked the incorporation against a Moroccan company register.

SupplyzPro was founded in 2023 in Tunis, according to We Are Tech and Tunisientreprendre. We Are Tech covered the platform in February, before DALI’s launch. The company’s website lists offices in Tunis and Munich, Germany. Houimli is on the Forbes Africa 30 Under 30 2026 list, and the February 2024 minutes of Tunisia’s Startup Act session list SupplyzPro among the startups granted the label.

The product’s core pitch is that business owners can keep records without learning new software. The adoption figures, funding position and Morocco expansion remain company-reported, and the customer numbers do not reconcile.

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