Sovereignty and local content
A Saudi product, with the true status of every track
EASPM is wholly owned by Étharien Advisors, a Saudi entity. The table below shows the actual status of each track, and nothing is listed before it is issued.
Tracks and their status
| Track | Description | Status | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product ownership | Wholly owned by Étharien Advisors, a Saudi entity | In place | |
| Copyright registration | Saudi Authority for Intellectual Property: software and computer application work registration | In progress | |
| Trademark | Mark registration application | In progress | |
| Technology enterprise registration | Communications, Space and Technology Commission: entity registered as a technology enterprise | In progress | |
| National technology product | Saudi technology product track | In progress | |
| Local content certificate | Local Content and Government Procurement Authority | In progress |
This page is updated as each document is issued, with its reference number attached. Anything not yet issued appears at its true status.
Sovereignty is not a slogan on a slide
When a government entity buys a platform that carries its plan, its KPIs and its evidence, it asks three things before the price: who owns the product, where the data is hosted, and who can change the code when a requirement changes. The answers here: a Saudi entity, inside the Kingdom, and the same development team that configures the platform for you.
The regulatory tracks above document those answers formally, and each document is published the day it is issued, not before.