Record Management
THE POWER OF ORGANIZED RECORDS

Why Records Management in Saudi Arabia Matters

Record management in KSA goes far beyond simple document storage- it is a core requirement for regulatory compliance. With strict oversight from authorities like MOL, ZATCA, GOSI and SAMA, businesses must maintain accessible, accurate and well-organized records to avoid penalties and operational delays.

The Need for Reliable Record Management in Saudi Arabia:

  • Supports faster audits and renewals.
  • Enhances efficiency with organized documentation.
  • Ensures compliance with major Saudi authorities.
  • Protects sensitive HR and payroll data.
  • Prevents penalties and costly processing delays.
Record Management
EXPERT RECORD HANDLING SUPPORT

Why Outsource Record Management

KSA Compliance Focus
KSA Compliance Focus

Outsourcing record management ensures every document aligns with strict GOSI, ZATCA, MOL and SAMA record-keeping and retention rules.

Secure Archiving
Secure Archiving

Sensitive HR, corporate and payroll records are stored using controlled access. It reduces risks of loss, misuse or misplacement.

Reduced Risks
Reduced Risks

Expert handling minimizes errors, prevents penalties and protects your business from delays during audits and renewals.

Operational Efficiency
Operational Efficiency

Outsourcing frees your internal teams and allows them to focus on strategic tasks instead of document tracking and filing.

HOW WE MANAGE YOUR RECORDS

Our Record Management Workflow

Record-Management-Workflow
Data Collection
Data Collection

We collect all required employee, payroll and business documents and categorize them to form a complete, structured and compliant record base.

Secure Digitization
Secure Digitization

Your documents are scanned, digitized and stored securely using organized folders and access controls to ensure complete confidentiality and traceability.

System Organization
System Organization

We create a well-structured filing framework to make every record easy to locate, retrieve and update for audits, inspections or renewals.

Compliance Review
Compliance Review

Infinity Horizons verifies each document against requirements from GOSI, ZATCA, MOL and other regulators to ensure full compliance and audit readiness.

Ongoing Maintenance
Ongoing Maintenance

We continuously update, track and manage your records to ensure they remain accurate, current and aligned with evolving Saudi regulatory standards.

WHY CHOOSE US

Our Record Management Edge

Deep Expertise

Deep Expertise

Our specialists are trained in Saudi regulatory record requirements.
Audit-Focused Structuring

Audit-Focused Structuring

Prepared to meet frequent Saudi inspections and audits.
Secure Handling

Secure Handling

Protected storage with strict access and data controls.
Compliance Assurance

Compliance Assurance

We maintain records exactly as KSA authorities mandate.
FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions

The types of records you need to keep in Saudi Arabia depend on your business activities and sector. Most companies are required to maintain documents such as:

  • Invoices, purchase orders and payment receipts.
  • Compliance documents such as AML, ESR or ISO reports.
  • Employee information, including contracts, Iqamas, performance reviews and leave records.
  • Tax documents and communication with ZATCA.
  • Financial statements and accounting books.
  • Legal agreements, shareholder documents and contracts.
  • GOSI forms and other labor-related files.

Infinity Horizons can help you organize, classify and manage all these records so they meet legal requirements and support your daily operations.

Different government agencies set specific rules for how long certain records need to be kept. Here is the summary of the key requirements:

  • Labor law: Employment contracts and salary information must be retained for at least 5 years. 
  • Ministry of Commerce: All business activities must be backed up with proper documentation. 
  • ZATCA (Saudi Tax Authority): Tax-related records should be kept for a minimum of 6 years.
  • GOSI (General Organization for Social Insurance): Contribution records must be available for review during audits. 

The Ministry of Finance Department (MFD) enforces a record-keeping system that complies with these regulations to ensure that your records are organized and meet legal standards for audits.

The cost of record management services in KSA varies depending on several factors, including the size of your business, how much data you need to organize and if you require digital storage, physical filing systems or a mix of both. Larger companies or those with complex documentation naturally usually need more time and resources to set up an effective system.

To give you an accurate estimate, we first carry out an assessment of your current records, understand your operational needs and then design a system tailored specifically for your business. This approach ensures you only pay for what you actually need and supports long-term management. 

The time required to complete a record management project can vary depending on the size and complexity of your organization. The process usually takes between one and four weeks for most businesses. Projects that involve multiple departments or a large number of unorganized files may take longer, as each area needs careful review and structuring.

If the project includes digitizing physical documents, additional time is needed for scanning, indexing and setting up secure backups. By planning thoroughly and assessing the current state of records upfront, the project can be completed efficiently while ensuring all documents are organized and accessible for future use.