Restaurant & hospitality
Mid-size restaurant · Riyadh · 14 staff · 2 branches
Opened just in time to keep the space
Before Intibaq
Signed the lease, then discovered the municipal license required safety fittings he hadn't planned for.
Didn't know his food activity required an SFDA license before opening.
Renewal and inspection dates lived only in the manager's head — one renewal was missed.
With Intibaq
Pre-opening: his license list (commercial registration, municipal license, food establishment license) with each status and condition.
Renewals, inspections and records with deadlines — alerted days in advance.
Customer and staff data under PDPL: a documented obligation instead of guessing.
Result: opened two weeks early, no missed renewal, and every inspector finds a tidy file.
Factory & manufacturing
Food factory · Jeddah · 60 staff
An expansion held up by three regulators
Before Intibaq
Industrial license, environmental permit and food license: three regulators, each asking for a document from the other.
Didn't know the Saudi Building Code applied to his expansion — with violations up to a million riyals.
Dozens of vendors, their data and assessments scattered across email and sheets.
With Intibaq
An expansion map before starting: industrial license, environmental permit and building code — linked to their official sources.
Waste Management and Environment laws: obligations with computed deadlines and evidence attached.
Vendor self-assessment by link: the vendor fills it, and results land in his record.
Result: the expansion launched compliant at launch, and the vendor file is audit-ready.
Tech company
SaaS startup · Riyadh · 22 staff
The government contract that nearly slipped away
Before Intibaq
A government contract requiring the ECC cybersecurity controls, and the team didn't know where to begin.
On customer data: were they PDPL-compliant? The honest answer was "we think so".
Every new enterprise customer sent a security questionnaire that drained weeks.
With Intibaq
ECC controls: official text, self-assessment and the status of each control — no guessing.
PDPL: documented obligations, with the 72-hour breach notification counted from awareness time.
Auditor role and ready reports: same-day answers to customer questionnaires instead of weeks.
Result: signed the government contract — and compliance became his strongest sales asset.
Founder
Specialty café · her first venture
Signed the lease with peace of mind
Before Intibaq
Where do I start? — many laws and jargon she couldn't parse, and no single map.
Afraid to pay rent on the space before confirming the licenses were even possible.
Conflicting advice from acquaintances, each naming a different license.
With Intibaq
The interactive founder journey: enter your activity and see every license before paying a single riyal.
Every requirement in plain language, linked to its official source — no jargon, no conflicting advice.
Renewal dates appear from day one, so nothing surprises her after opening.
Result: signed the lease confidently and opened within two months, no surprises.