Saber Platform

Explore 11 services offered by Saber Platform. We provide comprehensive support for all your business needs with this government entity.

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It enables the individual and the facility owner to open an account on the Saber platform.

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(importers)Product Registration

The Product Registration Service (Importers), available through the Saber Platform by the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO), enables importers to register their imported products electronically to ensure compliance with Saudi technical regulations and national standards before entering the local market. This service is a vital component of Saudi Arabia’s product conformity program, ensuring the quality, safety, and reliability of traded goods. Through this service, importers can create an account on the Saber platform and register product details such as the country of origin, supplier, model number, and product category. Each product is then linked to its corresponding technical regulation, followed by conformity verification through accredited conformity assessment bodies. The fully digital process simplifies documentation, minimizes paperwork, and expedites the issuance of conformity certificates, allowing faster customs clearance. By centralizing product data and monitoring compliance digitally, the Product Registration Service (Importers) enhances market transparency, prevents the importation of non-compliant goods, and ensures that only certified and safe products reach consumers. Importance of the Product Registration Service (Importers) Ensures imported products meet Saudi technical standards and safety regulations. Protects consumers from substandard or unsafe imported goods. Facilitates faster customs clearance based on verified digital product data. Increases efficiency and transparency in import monitoring and certification. Supports digital transformation and regulatory integration within global trade processes. Key Challenges and Difficulties Application rejection due to incomplete documentation or missing compliance data. Processing delays when additional verification by conformity bodies is required. Misclassification of product categories leading to approval delays. Limited familiarity among some importers with specific technical requirements

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(importers) Issuing an Imported Self-Declaration

The Importers’ Self-Declaration Issuance service, provided through the Saber Platform under the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO), allows importers to issue a self-declaration of conformity for low-risk products that do not require third-party conformity certificates. This service enhances efficiency in import procedures by enabling importers to confirm, under their responsibility, that their products comply with all relevant Saudi technical regulations and national standards. Through the Importers’ Self-Declaration Issuance service, importers can register their products on the Saber platform and generate an electronic declaration after filling out a digital form containing product details such as country of origin, supplier information, model number, and relevant technical documentation or reports. Once submitted, the system issues an approved self-declaration document confirming the importer’s responsibility for product compliance. This document can then be used to expedite customs clearance and facilitate faster entry into the Saudi market. The process supports transparency and accountability while maintaining safety and quality standards for imported goods. Importance of the Importers’ Self-Declaration Issuance Service Facilitates quick market entry for low-risk imported products. Enhances importer responsibility for ensuring technical compliance. Reduces time and costs associated with traditional conformity certification. Supports digital transformation of conformity assessment processes. Promotes balanced oversight that maintains both speed and product safety. Key Challenges and Difficulties Rejection of declarations due to incomplete information or missing documentation. Legal accountability for inaccurate or misleading data provided by importers. Confusion about which product categories qualify for self-declaration. Potential processing delays if technical review or re-verification is required

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(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

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(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

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Issuing a Shipment Certificate (importers)

The Shipment Certificate Issuance (Importers) service, available through the Saber Platform managed by the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO), allows importers to obtain an official Shipment Conformity Certificate (SCoC) for each consignment of imported products. This certificate confirms that the shipment complies with Saudi technical regulations and national standards before being allowed entry into the Kingdom. It is a mandatory document required for customs clearance. Through the Saber Platform, importers can log in to their account, select pre-registered compliant products associated with valid conformity certificates, and enter shipment details such as invoice number, country of origin, quantity, and port of entry. Once submitted, the system electronically reviews the data, verifies validity of related conformity certificates, and issues the Shipment Certificate upon payment of the required fees. This service streamlines customs clearance procedures, ensures product safety, and supports the importation of compliant goods into the Saudi market. It also enhances integration between Saber and customs systems, improves supply chain transparency, and reduces manual verification errors across government processes. Importance of the Shipment Certificate Issuance Service (Importers) Ensures each imported shipment complies with Saudi regulations and standards. Accelerates customs clearance through automated validation and approvals. Prevents non-compliant or unauthorized products from entering the local market. Strengthens SASO’s supervision of product quality and importer compliance. Supports digital transformation in trade facilitation and customs operations. Key Challenges and Difficulties Certificate issuance may be rejected if no valid conformity certificate is linked to the shipment. Processing delays may occur due to incomplete or inaccurate shipment documentation. Some importers may face difficulty linking shipment data with registered product records. Occasional technical synchronization issues may arise between Saber and customs platforms

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Issuing a Shipment Certificate (Government agencies)

The Shipment Certificate Issuance (Government Entities) service, provided through the Saber Platform under the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO), enables government entities to issue official Shipment Conformity Certificates for imported government consignments to ensure they comply with Saudi technical regulations and standards prior to entry or use within the Kingdom. This service specifically supports government procurement and import operations for equipment, devices, and supplies. Through the Saber Platform, government entities can log in, register the shipment, and input essential details such as invoice number, country of origin, supplier, port of entry, and applicable standards. Supporting documents such as purchase orders and prior conformity evidence can also be uploaded. The data is then reviewed and validated by SASO experts, and upon approval, an electronic Shipment Certificate is issued and automatically linked to the national customs systems to facilitate smooth clearance processes. This service plays an instrumental role in improving the quality of government procurement by ensuring that all imported goods meet safety, performance, and regulatory standards. It enhances accountability, transparency, and operational efficiency within government supply chains while ensuring public funds are spent on safe and compliant products. Importance of the Shipment Certificate Issuance Service (Government Entities) Ensures government consignments comply with Saudi technical regulations and standards. Supports government agencies in applying national quality requirements to imported goods. Accelerates customs clearance through full digital integration with SASO systems. Enhances government procurement efficiency by verifying product compliance. Promotes transparency and prevents the import of substandard or non-conforming products. Key Challenges and Difficulties Processing delays when shipment or technical documentation is incomplete. Rejection of applications lacking supporting compliance evidence. Occasional synchronization challenges between SASO and customs systems. Need for continuous training of government staff on platform procedures and regulations

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Product Registration (local factories)

The Product Registration (Local Manufacturers) service, provided through the Saber Platform by the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO), enables local manufacturers to register their domestically produced products within the platform to ensure they comply with Saudi technical regulations and national standards prior to marketing or distribution. This service strengthens product quality control and promotes adherence to safety and conformity requirements in the local manufacturing sector. Through the Saber Platform, manufacturers can create an account, complete the product registration form, and input technical details such as product classification, purpose of use, raw materials, and country of origin (Saudi Arabia). They can also upload supporting documentation, including technical files, test reports, or existing conformity evidence. Once the data is submitted, the system assigns the relevant technical regulation based on the product type and conducts necessary conformity verification procedures. Manufacturers can monitor application progress digitally through their dashboard without needing any paper-based interactions, resulting in faster product approval and smoother market access. This service plays a crucial role in supporting the growth of Saudi industries by ensuring the production of safe, high-quality, and competitive products that meet regulatory requirements locally and internationally. Importance of the Product Registration Service (Local Manufacturers) Ensures compliance of locally manufactured products with Saudi standards and regulations. Guarantees product quality and safety before being marketed to consumers. Enhances the credibility and competitiveness of Saudi-made products. Streamlines registration and conformity procedures through a digital platform. Contributes to advancing national industrial development and market competitiveness. Key Challenges and Difficulties Registration rejection due to incomplete technical data or missing documentation. Long review times for products with complex industrial classifications. Classification discrepancies arising from regulatory updates or new standard revisions. Limited awareness among some manufacturers of conformity documentation requirements

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Issuing a Local Self-Declaration Certificate (local factories)

The Local Self-Declaration Certificate Issuance (Local Manufacturers) service, provided through the Saber Platform by the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO), allows local manufacturers to issue a self-declaration of conformity certificate for low-risk products that meet Saudi technical regulations and standards without the need for evaluation by an external conformity body. This service empowers manufacturers to assume direct responsibility for product compliance, supporting national industrial agility and efficiency. Through the Saber Platform, manufacturers can select a previously registered low-risk product and complete an electronic self-declaration form that includes product information, applicable technical standards, and relevant test results where available. After verifying the data and paying applicable fees, an official self-declaration certificate is issued electronically and recognized by SASO as proof of compliance with Saudi regulations. This service streamlines the conformity process, reduces certification costs, and accelerates market access for local products. It also strengthens the credibility of Saudi manufacturing by ensuring commitment to national quality and safety standards while promoting transparency across the supply chain. Importance of the Local Self-Declaration Certificate Issuance Service (Local Manufacturers) Enables faster and more efficient market entry for locally produced goods. Reinforces manufacturers’ accountability for ensuring product conformity. Lowers time and cost associated with third-party conformity certifications. Supports digital transformation of product verification within local industry. Enhances competitiveness of Saudi-made products in domestic and export markets. Key Challenges and Difficulties Application rejection due to insufficient or unclear technical documentation. Legal liability if products are later found to be non-compliant post-market. Limited awareness among manufacturers regarding eligible product categories. Stringent adherence required to ensure accuracy and acceptance of issued certificates

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Registering a Product Conformity Certificate (local factories)

The Product Conformity Certificate Registration (Local Manufacturers) service, provided through the Saber Platform by the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO), enables local manufacturers to register product conformity certificates issued by accredited conformity assessment bodies within Saudi Arabia. The service ensures that domestically produced goods comply with applicable Saudi technical regulations and standards before being placed on the market. Through this service, manufacturers can upload their conformity certificates and enter key product details such as certificate number, date of issuance, issuing conformity body, and applicable technical regulation. Supporting documents confirming the validity of the certificate and product compliance are also required to complete registration. Once successfully reviewed and validated, the certificate is officially approved within the system and linked to the corresponding product record in the Saber platform. This digital process facilitates quality assurance within Saudi industries by integrating technical verification tasks, improving processing speed, and strengthening transparency. It also provides traceable documentation for all conformity procedures, helping manufacturers demonstrate compliance and enhance their market readiness. Importance of the Product Conformity Certificate Registration Service (Local Manufacturers) Ensures local products meet Saudi technical regulations and quality standards. Streamlines the approval process for locally manufactured goods before market release. Enhances manufacturer efficiency through standardized compliance workflows. Provides secure digital documentation of all conformity data. Increases global competitiveness of Saudi-made products through verified conformity. Key Challenges and Difficulties Application rejection if the certificate is issued by a non-accredited conformity body. Processing delays due to missing or unclear technical documents. Product and regulation misclassification may affect validation timelines. Limited awareness among factories about the proper linking between certificates and product records

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Registering a Conformity Certificate Issued by the Authority (local factories)

The Registration of SASO-Issued Conformity Certificate (Local Manufacturers) service, offered through the Saber Platform by the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO), enables local manufacturers to register official conformity certificates issued directly by SASO. This process confirms that locally produced goods meet all applicable Saudi technical regulations and national standards before being distributed in the domestic market or exported to foreign markets. Through this service, manufacturers can log into the Saber platform and enter details of the conformity certificate issued by SASO following the product’s technical evaluation. Details typically include the certificate number, issuance date, relevant standard reference, product type, and manufacturer information. Supporting documents such as the digital certificate file and technical annexes must also be uploaded for verification. Once the data is reviewed and validated, the certificate is approved and automatically linked to the registered product within the system. This linkage allows manufacturers to reuse the certificate for subsequent applications such as shipment certificates or declarations without requiring re-assessment. The Registration of SASO-Issued Conformity Certificate (Local Manufacturers) service enhances transparency, ensures regulatory compliance, and reinforces the reputation of Saudi industrial products, helping manufacturers uphold quality consistency and operational efficiency. Importance of the Registration of SASO-Issued Conformity Certificate Service (Local Manufacturers) Digitally documents conformity certificates officially issued by SASO. Guarantees the compliance and safety of locally produced products. Simplifies manufacturing procedures by linking certificates with product records. Increases operational efficiency and compliance among Saudi manufacturers. Builds trust and market credibility for Saudi-made products domestically and internationally. Key Challenges and Difficulties Processing delays caused by mismatched data between the certificate and product record. Rejection if the certificate is invalid, expired, or not officially issued by SASO. Limited awareness among factories about proper certificate-to-product linkage within Saber. Technical errors in uploaded documents or unsupported electronic file formats

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