Lahint Launches Unified Digital Platform to Automate Over 50 Government Services for Businesses in Saudi Arabia

Lahint, a Saudi company specializing in Government Technology (GovTech) solutions, announced the completion of a unified digital execution infrastructure. This infrastructure is set to automate over 50 government services specifically for the business sector, following a series of approved executive partnerships with eight national and private platforms during the first half of 2026. The company explained that this new infrastructure relies on official Execution APIs, which allows government services to be delivered in a fully automated way. This represents a strategic technological asset that boosts Lahint's competitive edge and solidifies its position among Saudi companies focused on GovTech solutions.

Executive Partnerships with 8 Platforms

Lahint clarified that its partnership ecosystem includes official partner programs with six national platforms specializing in government services for businesses, alongside two private sector platforms offering complementary digital services. This makes Lahint one of the first private Saudi tech companies to successfully build such a high level of direct executive integrations within a unified digital infrastructure.

First Phase Launched

Leveraging this execution infrastructure, the company has launched the first phase of its government services automation program. This phase includes 10 services related to social insurance, all fully automated using artificial intelligence technologies, voice interaction, and smart menus. This will significantly speed up transaction completion and improve the user experience. Lahint emphasized that these services are the first practical application of the unified execution infrastructure, which was designed to add new government services quickly and efficiently, without needing to rebuild the technical structure for each new service.

Over 50 Government Services

Lahint is currently working on the second phase of its plan, aiming to add over 20 new government services before the end of this year. The third phase will follow in the subsequent months, bringing the total number of automated government services for the business sector to over 50. The company noted that this approach enhances the continuous scalability of the execution infrastructure, increasing its value as a technological asset that grows stronger with the addition of each new government service.

Integrated System of Accreditations

Over the past period, Lahint has been busy building a comprehensive system of national and international accreditations and compliances. This effort aims to boost the reliability of its platform and its readiness to deliver GovTech solutions on a wide scale. The company received the "Saudi Tech" accreditation from the Communications, Space & Technology Commission (CITC). It also secured accreditation from the Saudi Data & AI Authority (SDAIA) for providing data products and services, building on its earlier accreditation in 2025 for AI products and services. Furthermore, the platform earned the "Wa'ee" (Aware) label for AI ethics and completed the compliance requirements for the Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL). Lahint also obtained six ISO certifications in quality, information technology, information security, and personal data protection, in addition to building a portfolio of 23 intellectual properties in GovTech, AI, and digital integrations.

Support from Entrepreneurship Programs

Lahint has strengthened its presence within leading programs that support and empower tech companies. It joined the incubation program at the "CODE" Digital Entrepreneurship Center, which is affiliated with the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology and located at the Digital Government Authority headquarters. It also joined the tenth batch of The Garage Accelerator program and the first batch of the Jada 30 – Dammam Accelerator, which is part of the Social Development Bank. Additionally, Lahint graduated from the Google Growth Academy: AI for GovTech program, which specializes in supporting companies developing AI solutions for the government sector. The company also participated, by special invitation, in the Startup Grind Silicon Valley events in the United States. This step reflects the growing recognition of its capabilities in developing GovTech and AI solutions both locally and internationally.

Expansions to Support Digital Government

Eng. Tariq Al-Jabr, Lahint's Business Development CEO, stated that the core value the company has built isn't just in automating a specific government service. Instead, it lies in creating a unified digital execution infrastructure based on official executive partnerships and accredited APIs with the most prominent national platforms. He added that this infrastructure represents a strategic technological asset that allows the company to expand the automation of government services without needing to rebuild the technical structure for each new service. This makes it a continuously growing platform, increasing its value with every service added. Al-Jabr affirmed that Lahint will continue to invest in expanding its network of executive partnerships and adding more automated government services. This commitment supports the goals of the digital economy, digital government, and Saudi Vision 2030, reinforcing the company's position as a national tech partner in developing the next generation of digital government services.