LC Platform is a local content management platform for Saudi businesses. Its core goal is to help companies calculate, track, and improve their local content scores in line with LCGPA requirements, local content procurement rules, and frameworks such as Aramco’s IKTVA and SABIC’s Nusaned. It is closer to a vertical SaaS product for compliance and operational data tracking than a general-purpose ERP system.
The platform covers the main dimensions in the LCGPA formula. The workforce module records Saudi and non-Saudi employees and automatically calculates their contribution. The procurement and contracts module registers invoices, suppliers, and localization scores. Training, R&D, and capability-building modules are used to improve capability-building metrics. The capital assets module tracks domestic assets and depreciation contributions. The supplier certificate module supports certificate records and expiry reminders. Finally, the platform can calculate an overall score based on formulas such as LCGPA and IKTVA, and generate audit-ready PDF reports.
Pricing is relatively transparent. The Starter plan costs SAR 499/month or SAR 4,990/year and is aimed at SMEs, with limits of one reporting period, 50 employees, and 200 procurement records. The Professional plan costs SAR 1,299/month or SAR 12,990/year, supports unlimited reporting periods, employees, and procurement records, and adds IKTVA, Nusaned, certificate reminders, and priority support. The Enterprise plan is quote-based and designed for groups and large companies, including multi-company accounts, API integration, a dedicated account manager, and training/implementation services. The site offers “start for free / create a free account,” but does not specify the trial duration or feature limits.
Its strengths are its strong product focus and close fit with Saudi local content regulations and large-enterprise supply chain requirements. Its module design broadly covers the data sources needed for score calculation, and it can directly output PDF audit reports. The main drawbacks are that the available materials do not disclose key enterprise SaaS details such as data security, access control, audit logs, backups, or compliance certifications. Third-party integration is only mentioned via the Enterprise API, with no listed connections to ERP or finance systems.
It is suitable for companies operating in Saudi Arabia, participating in government procurement, or acting as suppliers to Aramco or SABIC and needing to prepare local content reports. For Chinese companies with subsidiaries or projects in Saudi Arabia, the tool can serve as a local compliance calculation solution. However, access from mainland China is unclear, and payment methods are not disclosed. If the main need is supplier, procurement, or compliance record management within China, alternatives such as Yonyou, Kingdee, Weaver, or low-code solutions built on Feishu/DingTalk may be more appropriate for local workflows.
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