Saudi Hosted
Frontend Origin
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Open example verification recordWhere the original interface files live. Overseas edge delivery remains separately disclosed.
Saudi hosting, from source to your project
Understand hosting guidance in context, explore scenarios, and prepare questions for your provider. One connected journey through the guide, tools, and local project review.
Start with an example. No installation.
The interface is local. What about the rest?
The interface could be in Riyadh, backups overseas, and AI-provider retention unknown. See the consequences for each scope separately.
Explore the scenarios
Saudi Hosted
Backend Processing
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Open example verification recordWhere required processing happens, including database queries, AI inference, fallbacks, and necessary partners.
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Stored Data
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Open example verification recordAll retained copies: interface files, databases, backups, logs, caches, and provider retention.
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Full Service
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Open example verification recordEvery applicable function, dependency, retained copy, and operational access inside the declared service boundary.
Four proposed scopes, not quality levels or regulatory categories.
Choose what you need today
Understand the effect before deciding
Six fictional cases. Move a backup, inference service, or support access, then read what changes and why.
Explore the scenariosTurn uncertainty into questions
Prepare an evidence request for your provider, a prompt for your assistant, or a more precise hosting statement.
Prepare a review promptGather project hints locally
Developer beta: a standalone CLI and MCP return a sanitized report with scan limits and open questions.
Review your project locallyGuidance connected to practice
Detailed hosting guide
Read regulatory questions in their context.
Checklists & Excel workbooks
Processing inventory, classification, and supplier agreement questions.
Dated sources, explicit limits
Limited excerpt checks cover seven Saudi regulatory/program references and eight technical or international comparison references. The MCIT contact-route reference remains pending after access failures. These checks are not a complete current-law audit or qualified legal sign-off. NCA, NDMO and sector classifications remain withheld.
An independent discussion proposal
Proposed definitions, review lifecycle, and governance.
What do we know, and from where?
- Configuration observation
- A hint in a configuration file, without production verification.
- Your declaration
- A fact you supplied that still needs supporting evidence.
- Official source
- Text with an edition, scope, and applicability limits.
- Unknown
- A gap to resolve with a question or evidence; never silently “no”.