(importers) Registering a Conformity Certificate Issued by the Authority

The Registration of SASO-Issued Conformity Certificate (Importers) service, available through the Saber Platform, enables importers to register conformity certificates issued directly by the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO) for imported products. This ensures that goods comply with Saudi technical regulations and approved national standards before entering the local market. The service is a core component of SASO’s product conformity and market surveillance system designed to maintain high levels of safety and quality.


Through the Saber Platform, importers can upload and verify SASO-issued conformity certificates by entering details such as the certificate number, date of issuance, supplier name, product model, and relevant documentation. Once validated, the certificate is electronically linked to the registered product and automatically synchronized with customs systems, facilitating swift clearance and import approval.


This service strengthens coordination between SASO, importers, and regulatory bodies, ensuring a unified digital process for product verification. It also reduces administrative burden and enhances data accuracy, enabling efficient tracking of compliant products and preventing the circulation of non-certified or counterfeit goods in the Saudi market.

Importance of the Registration of SASO-Issued Conformity Certificate Service (Importers)

Streamlines customs clearance for officially certified imported products.
Confirms that imported goods meet SASO’s safety and technical requirements.
Enhances transparency and reliability through direct certification linkage.
Supports efficient regulatory coordination between SASO and importers.
Strengthens consumer protection by preventing uncertified products from entering the market.

Key Challenges and Difficulties

Processing delays may occur if certificate data differ from registered product information.
Registration may be rejected if the certificate was not issued by SASO or an authorized body.
Some importers may face confusion regarding which certificates qualify for manual registration.
Accurate data entry is essential to ensure successful integration with customs systems