The scenario
A customer calls to check a request status, update a contact detail and ask one policy question, three intents in one call, in Arabic, with background noise.
A live call on a real service scenario: Arabic and English, interruption handling, verified identity, a completed transaction, and a transcript with the action trail attached.
In Saudi Arabia
A working demo and a system a Saudi reviewer will sign off are two different things. These are the questions asked before go-live, and what we hand over against each one.
SDAIA, PDPL
Lawful basis for every personal-data field the demo touches, before it runs on real records.
Field-level data map produced during scoping, sanitised extract used until that map is signed off.
Data map and lawful-basis note the client's DPO can file before production access is granted.
NDMO
Data classification and quality controls on the sources the demo would depend on in production.
Source-by-source classification, with quality thresholds agreed before the pilot widens.
Classification map and a quality gate report your data office keeps.
NCA ECC
Access control, logging and read/write boundaries clear before wider rollout.
Entitlements scoped per role, every action logged, write paths gated behind approval.
Control matrix and an action log your risk function can replay.
Where it runs
The demo itself can run on a sanitised or representative extract, but where the data cannot leave a system, the build happens inside your environment inside Saudi Arabia, not ours.
Arabic, as it is spoken here
Arabic questions and documents are handled as first-class input, not translated to English before processing, including organisational and Gulf-dialect terms.
The scenario
A customer calls to check a request status, update a contact detail and ask one policy question, three intents in one call, in Arabic, with background noise.
Who it is for
Contact centre, service and citizen-channel owners measured on handling time and first-contact resolution.
Every item below is an artefact your team can reuse, whether or not the engagement continues.
One scenario, on a test number, in Arabic and English.
The demo calls, with the action trail beside each one.
How the agent handled register, names, numbers and Hijri dates.
Which intents to automate first and which must stay with people.
Where data cannot leave a system, the demo is built inside your environment instead of ours.
Saudi-appropriate modern standard Arabic by default, with dialect handling on the listening side so callers can speak naturally.
It completes transactions through permissioned tools, with confirmation read back before anything is written.
Inside your approved environment, under the same residency and retention rules as your existing contact centre data.
Curated links across our Saudi hubs, sector pages and long-form blog research.