Lahint has completed its unified digital execution infrastructure to enable government services automation in Saudi Arabia. The Dhahran-based company built this system using official execution APIs. Consequently, this development establishes a strong technical foundation for delivering automated public sector transactions directly to businesses.
During the first half of 2026, the company established official execution partnerships with eight national and private platforms. These integrations include six government-focused platforms and two private-sector digital service providers. As a result, Lahint is among the first private technology firms in the Kingdom to build a unified execution system.
Integration of National Platforms
Using this infrastructure, the company launched the first phase of its program, introducing 10 automated social insurance services. These services utilize artificial intelligence. Furthermore, this initial rollout demonstrates how the system can deploy new services without rebuilding the underlying technology.
Expanding Government Services Automation
The company is currently developing the second phase of the program to expand government services automation before the end of the year. This upcoming phase will introduce more than 20 additional automated services for corporate clients. Meanwhile, a planned third phase will increase the total portfolio to more than 50 automated services.
“The true value Lahint has built lies not in automating individual government services, but in creating a unified digital execution infrastructure based on official execution APIs and strategic partnerships with national platforms. This infrastructure is a long-term strategic asset that enables us to continuously expand our portfolio of automated government services without rebuilding our technology stack for every new service.”
Eng. Tariq Aljabr, Chief Business Development Officer at Lahint
Compliance and Intellectual Property
Alongside its technical expansion, the company obtained the “Saudi Technology” certification from the Communications, Space and Technology Commission. Additionally, Lahint secured accreditation from the Saudi Data & AI Authority to provide data products and services for government services automation. This follows its previous 2025 accreditation for artificial intelligence products.
The company also earned the “Aware” AI Ethics Label and completed compliance with the Personal Data Protection Law. Moreover, Lahint achieved six ISO certifications. The firm now holds 23 intellectual property assets in GovTech and digital integration.
Incubation and Global Recognition
Lahint joined several entrepreneurship programs, including the CODE Digital Entrepreneurship Center Incubation Program hosted by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. Furthermore, the company joined the tenth cohort of The Garage Accelerator and the JADA 30 Accelerator in Dammam. These programs support the growth of local technology startups.
The company recently graduated from the Google Growth Academy: AI for GovTech, which supports startups developing public sector solutions. In addition, Lahint participated in Startup Grind Silicon Valley in the United States. These achievements support the company’s goal to advance government services automation under Saudi Vision 2030.
