Allganize , an AI-based business automation solution company, announced on the 8th that it will participate in the global startup event 'Try Everything 2025' to be held at Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) from September 11th to 12th.
Hosted by the Seoul Metropolitan Government, Try Everything is a leading startup event that attracts large-scale investment every year. This year, under the slogan "Dive Deep, Fly High," various open innovation programs, IR pitching, global leader lectures, and investor meetings will be held.
During the event, Allganize will operate a booth in the Microsoft Korea & KT joint pavilion and introduce its LLM-based business automation solution, "Alli-SaaS." Alli-SaaS consists of "Alli Works," which features a user-friendly interface, and "Alli Dashboard," which allows users to create custom apps for specific tasks and industries.
Attendees will be able to experience the "Deep Research" feature on-site. This feature, capable of simultaneously performing internal document-based searches and web searches, is said to offer a competitive edge over general-purpose generative AI in terms of practical application.
Allganize is currently offering a two-week free trial of Alli-SaaS to users who sign up with a corporate email account. This allows users to test the solution's usability in a real-world work environment, including features like document access management and team collaboration.
Meanwhile, Lee Won-kang, Vice President of Allganize, will present on "Ali: An All-in-One LLM Platform for Office Workers" at the open innovation session "Microsoft's Perspective on AI and Startup Co-Growth" on September 11th. The presentation will showcase key features such as Agent RAG, the no-code app builder, and the MCP-based Agent Builder.
“Through this event, we are able to directly introduce Allganize’s technological prowess to domestic and international participants,” said Lee Chang-soo, CEO of Allganize. “We will continue to support AI-based business innovation based on customer experiences in Korea, Japan, and the United States.”
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