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For telecom companies

Run the company behind your network on one platform

Nationalisation figures you can see, night work paid from approved hours, vans with named drivers, equipment with a holder, service desks with deadlines, and an information security standard worked clause by clause.

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What you get

The parts of Tarleaks a telecom company uses most. Each links to the full feature list.

Nationalisation figures in view

A live share of Emirati staff against a reference target, and your Saudisation (Nitaqat) band worked out from Saudi and non-Saudi headcount.

HR

Night work paid from approved hours

Each clock session is split into ordinary time and weekday, night, rest-day and holiday overtime. Approved overtime reaches payroll as its own payslip line.

Attendance

Service vans with a named driver

Hand each van to a driver with the odometer reading and a condition note, and find who held it at the moment a traffic fine names.

Fleet

Equipment and licences with a holder

Laptops, test equipment and the software licences on them sit in one register, and each item is checked out to a named person.

Assets

Service desks with deadlines

Run IT, facilities, HR and customer care desks side by side, each with its own first-response and resolution targets.

Helpdesk

ISO 27001, clause by clause

Work through the information security standard's clauses and its Annex A control groups, then see the open gaps in priority order.

ISO compliance

Apps you will use

The apps a telecom company usually starts with. Each joins the same people, equipment and ledger.

Also used every week

Smaller pieces that save time every week.

  • Business plans with a monthly price and an allowance of calls, gigabytes or messages; use beyond it goes on the next invoice. Subscriptions
  • Customer equipment and spare parts tracked by serial number, in stock or shipped. Inventory
  • Rollout programmes on a Gantt timeline with the critical path highlighted. Projects
  • Every van's registration, insurance and permits in one list, soonest to expire first. Fleet
  • Compare an engineer's skills with what the position needs and see the gaps. HR
  • Engineers' professional certificates tracked, with reminders before they expire. HR

Guides

Plain-language guides from our blog, with their official sources, and step-by-step guides for each role.

Step-by-step role guides

Questions

Does Tarleaks run our network or bill our subscribers?

No. Network systems and subscriber billing stay where they are. Tarleaks runs the company behind them: people, pay, vans, equipment and service desks. For business plans billed monthly, the Subscriptions app can add a usage allowance and bill the extra on the next invoice.

How is our Nitaqat band worked out?

From your Saudi and non-Saudi headcount across the company, using the general bands for mid-sized companies. The telecom sector's own thresholds are not applied, so confirm your official band with the ministry.

Can we see who had a van when a fine arrives?

Yes. Ask for the vehicle and the moment, and you get the driver whose handover covered it. Today you ask through the AI Copilot or a connected system rather than a screen.

Not covered yet

  • Network planning, monitoring and fault handling are outside the product.
  • Prepaid balances charged in real time, SIM cards and phone numbers are not managed; usage plans are billed after each period.
  • Nitaqat bands use the general thresholds for mid-sized companies; the telecom sector's own thresholds are not applied.

See your own teams in Tarleaks

Tell us how many people, vans and service desks you run today, and we will show you the same work in Tarleaks.

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