Paths: Business leadership, information technology, innovation and design, and digital consulting.

1. Platinum: from 95% to 100%
2. Green: from 80% to 94%
3. Yellow: from 60% to 79%
4. Orange: from 0 to 59%

Yes, there is. We hope from you to contact the following e-mail:

[email protected]

1. Organizing the work of the digital government
2. Improving user experience
3. Integrating between government agencies
4. Improving operational efficiency
    

Digital platforms are portals or applications that require user login and provide interactive services directed to one or more segments of users. Primarily, they consist of web and mobile applications that communicate and integrate with each other and may integrate with other external services. Moreover, they provide a consistent, unified, integrated, and seamless experience across the various channels so that they focus on the user and enable it to interact in every digital communication channel.

Platform owners from government entities are represented by those with access to the government leaders' platform.

1. Platform information: Platform name - platform description - target segment - target sectors - platform classification - operating period - channels - data hosting.
2. Domain information: The entity can request the registration of a new domain or choose the platform under a sub-domain of a previously registered domain.
   1. Developer information: The entity can select one or more developers.
3. Scope of work & objectives: Scope of work - objectives - justification for establishment - gap analysis - alignment with strategy - logo.
4. Similar platforms: Platforms similar to the platform must be clarified to be registered.

After that, the government entity can complete the platform data, apply for the platform registration certificate, and issue a digital stamp.

Contact the National Contact Center (Amer) on (199099) or via email [email protected].

Work is currently underway on adding this feature to the portal.

The registration time limit has been set to be (90) days from the circular date. Accordingly, the time limit expired on 3 December.

Organizing digital platforms: 

1. Regulating the digital platforms:  
   Supervising initiatives and projects to create and launch digital platforms, organizing their works, and ensuring strategic alignment.
    
2. Improving the quality of services and user experience: 
   Providing high-quality unified services, increasing operational efficiency, paying attention to improving user experience, and ensuring compliance with regulations.
    
3. Increasing spending efficiency: 
   Optimal use of government digital systems components and sharing them among all government sectors and institutions to achieve higher spending efficiency.
    
4. Improving Saudi Arabia's ranking in international indicators: 
   Improving the classification and ranking of Saudi Arabia in international reports by activating the regulatory and oversight role that contributes to achieving the required standards.
    
5. Business Continuity:  
   Ensure operations, sustainability, and business continuity stability, and assess compliance with regulatory standards and policies.

Digital platforms are portals or applications that require user login and provide interactive services directed to one or more segments of users. Primarily, they consist of web and mobile applications that communicate and integrate with each other and may integrate with other external services. Moreover, they provide a consistent, unified, integrated, and seamless experience across the various channels so that they focus on the user and enable it to interact in every digital communication channel.

Platform owners from government entities are represented by those with access to the government leaders' platform.