NVSSoft’s Tarasol Joins Elite Group with Saudi Accreditation Success

Editorial Team

Last updated 11-01-2026

3 min

NVSSoft’s Tarasol has earned official accreditation from Saudi Arabia’s Digital Government Authority.

Only nine platforms achieved this, following a rigorous evaluation of government correspondence systems.

The review covered 66 requirements, asking for stability, integration, ease of use, and compliance.

Tarasol’s decade-long use in Saudi public sectors helped it stand out among newer tools.

Regional Director emphasized the ongoing innovation to meet national standards and future needs.

NVSSoft’s Tarasol platform has just secured official accreditation from Saudi Arabia’s Digital Government Authority, and it seems to have landed in quite an exclusive group. Only nine platforms made the cut, following a nationwide push to evaluate and certify the correspondence systems used across government bodies. It’s the kind of milestone that, at Arageek, often reminds me why so many MENA startups say dealing with digital standards can be a bit of a faff — but also why hitting them feels spot on once it happens.

The DGA’s assessment wasn’t a simple box‑ticking exercise. Tarasol had to go through a structured review built around 66 technical and functional requirements, touching everything from system stability to integration with other tools, ease of use, and compliance with existing regulations. There were document checks, product demos, and both remote and on‑site validation sessions. I reckon many founders would break into a sweat just reading that list.

Tarasol isn’t exactly new to the Saudi public sector. It has been running inside major government entities for more than a decade, gradually evolving as the Kingdom’s digital ecosystem changed shape. NVSSoft has been layering in new capabilities, including AI‑driven features, to keep pace with what users actually need rather than what sounds flashy on paper. And believe it or not, that long-term presence probably helped the platform stand out in a field where shiny new tools often vanish as quickly as they appear.

Commenting on the accreditation, Abdullah Al Obailan, Regional Director at NVSSoft, noted that the recognition reflects the trust Tarasol has built over years of real-world use. He added that the accreditation confirms the platform’s readiness to meet national standards, while continued investment in innovation and artificial intelligence aims to keep it aligned with future government needs. On the flip side, I’m not a fan of how long such processes can take, but… well, that’s bureaucracy for you, you know?

For those who like digging into the fine print, the DGA has published a full report detailing the accreditation process and the selected platforms. And if you’ve been following the region’s digital transformation story, it’s another sign of how Saudi Arabia continues tightening governance around the tools that sit at the heart of public-sector communication — sometimes painfully slowly, but definately in the right direction.

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