(importers)Registering a Product Conformity Certificate

The Product Conformity Certificate Registration (Importers) service, offered through the Saber Platform by the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO), enables importers to electronically register conformity certificates issued by accredited conformity assessment bodies.

This process ensures that imported products comply with Saudi technical regulations and standards prior to being allowed entry into the Kingdom’s markets.
The service is a key step in maintaining product safety and quality, as it prevents non-compliant or unsafe goods from entering Saudi Arabia.


Through the Saber Platform, importers can upload the issued conformity certificate and link it to their registered product for verification. Required information includes the certificate number, issuance date, country of origin, and issuing conformity body, along with supporting documentation. Once the data is verified and approved, the certificate is validated within the system and automatically linked to customs clearance, streamlining import procedures and reducing delays.


This fully digital process simplifies the conformity verification journey, enhances traceability, and integrates communication between SASO, customs authorities, and the private sector to promote transparency and accuracy in trade compliance.

Importance of the Product Conformity Certificate Registration Service (Importers)

Ensures imported products meet Saudi safety and technical requirements.
Accelerates customs clearance by validating conformity certificates electronically.
Prevents entry of non-compliant or unsafe products into the Saudi market.
Supports digital transformation in global trade and product compliance.
Strengthens consumer trust in products available within the local market.

Key Challenges and Difficulties

Rejection may occur if the certificate is issued by a non-SASO-accredited body.
Processing delays can happen when discrepancies exist between product and certificate data.
Importers may face difficulties verifying certificate validity before registration.
Product entry may be denied if certificate details differ from platform registration data