Prevent Human Mistakes in Data Entry with Nabaa Services

A service designed to send text messages to beneficiaries’ mobile phone numbers registered in Absher at the National Information Center. It assures that all users’ messages are delivered on their mobile phone numbers, therefore avoiding any human error or data manipulation.

  • An easy-to-connect service through a Web Service.
  • Ensure that all text messages reach their actual beneficiaries.
  • Ability to organize categories of messages.

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What’s included?

How Can You Connect with Nabaa Service?

Connecting to the Nabaa service is handled via the Web Service, in which the Elm team is developing the service (Web Service) based on what the customer has agreed upon, so that it is ready to connect, and then the Integration Guide gets delivered to the customer to connect their technical systems with the service.

What’s included?

Nabaa Services

Send text messages via telecommunications operators.

Issue a receipt number for each message to be registered in the system according to its receiving time and date.

The client develops all content and then shares it with Elm to be sent to the users, ensuring that the content of the message does not exceed 210 characters, with a maximum of three messages.

Users can follow-up on the status of any message by providing their ID numbers. There are six types of verification results, as outlined in the link.

ID numbers in the service are defined as national ID/residence number.

Nabaa Objectives

  • Provide SMS services to different sectors for better communication with their clients.
  • Increase the level of e-services security.
  • Enhance the level of services provided to clients.

How Can the Nabaa Service Work?

  • Initially, the customer system sends the beneficiary ID number and the message category number to Elm.
  • Elm Company performs validation of the ID number.
  • Then, verify the existence of the mobile number registered in the Absher system with the National Information Center, and then provide the center with the content of the message.
  • The center sends a message to the beneficiary's mobile phone.