
During my nine months at Builder.ai between Q3 2024 and Q1 2025, I served as the Senior Product Manager responsible for transforming Vision Intel (Help+), one of the most ambitious and technically complex products in the company’s portfolio.
Vision Intel set out to solve a challenge no traditional support system could handle: unify customers, merchants, manufacturers, government entities, and super admins under one intelligent platform and enhance the entire ecosystem with advanced AI assistance, AI execution, AI analytics, OCR automation, and multi-role governance.
The product was massive in scope. Five user types, hundreds of workflows, deep operational complexity, and dozens of cross-team interactions. My responsibility was to bring clarity to this complexity: define every flow, structure the entire ecosystem, write all user stories, guide the design and engineering teams, and shape the intelligence layer that would sit at the core of Vision Intel.
Across these months, I built one of the most comprehensive product architectures of my career centered around three advanced AI systems that elevated Vision Intel far beyond a conventional ticketing or support platform.
Before building the AI layer, Vision Intel needed a strong structural backbone.
I redesigned the product experience across all five roles:
Each role had its own purpose, data views, capabilities, and responsibilities and each required its own interface, permissions structure, and user journey.
I rebuilt every part of the product into clear modules: ticketing, OCR, communications, analytics, case routing, escalation layers, SLA enforcement, and customer history. Once the ecosystem was structurally sound, I moved toward the part that would define Vision Intel’s uniqueness: its AI-powered intelligence layer.

Vision Intel was not “an app with AI.”
It was a full customer-support ecosystem designed around AI.
The platform featured three major AI systems each serving a different audience and purpose. Together, they reshaped how merchants make decisions, how customers get help, and how support teams operate.
The most advanced AI in the entire ecosystem was the Merchant AI Assistant a system designed to behave like an internal data analyst capable of answering complex operational questions, generating dashboards, and transforming raw data into actionable insights.
Merchants normally struggle with navigating mountains of complaint data, service metrics, SLA performance, product breakdowns, and multi-branch activity. The AI system solved this by allowing merchants to “talk to their data.”
With a single message like:
“Show me all unresolved delivery complaints from Riyadh last week, grouped by branch.”
the AI would:
This created a transformative merchant experience. Instead of navigating a complex reporting interface, merchants interacted with their entire operational dataset through a single AI interface.
The most advanced AI in the entire ecosystem was the Merchant AI Assistant a system designed to behave like an internal data analyst capable of answering complex operational questions, generating dashboards, and transforming raw data into actionable insights.
Merchants normally struggle with navigating mountains of complaint data, service metrics, SLA performance, product breakdowns, and multi-branch activity. The AI system solved this by allowing merchants to “talk to their data.”
With a single message like:
“Show me all unresolved delivery complaints from Riyadh last week, grouped by branch.”
the AI would:
This created a transformative merchant experience. Instead of navigating a complex reporting interface, merchants interacted with their entire operational dataset through a single AI interface.
This second AI system turned Vision Intel into an agent capable of performing support actions on behalf of customers.
Instead of manually filling forms or navigating menus, customers could simply tell the AI:
The AI would:
This made the system radically more accessible especially for users unfamiliar with technical forms.
The third AI layer was the cross-ecosystem conversational assistant embedded directly in the Help+ mobile app and web dashboards.
It served every user type: customers, merchants, manufacturers, government officials, and super admins, each receiving answers tailored to their context.
The AI could:
This conversational AI became the front door of Vision Intel, ensuring that every user had instant access to guidance without relying on traditional support processes.
Beyond AI, Vision Intel required a detailed product architecture.
I rebuilt every core module:
Every part of the product was supported by hundreds of INVEST-style user stories, each with:
This made Vision Intel one of the most complete, well-documented products I managed and one of the clearest for design and engineering teams to build.
What made Vision Intel unique was not that it had AI features, it was that AI reshaped the entire product.
AI didn’t sit on top of the experience.
It was the experience.
The product evolved from a traditional support system into a living, intelligent ecosystem.
During my nine months leading Vision Intel:
Vision Intel became one of the most structured, scalable, and innovative platforms within Builder.ai, a true demonstration of how AI can reinvent customer support at scale.