Products & Solutions

TETCO delivers custom software, AI-driven solutions, digital transformation programs, IT consulting, cybersecurity services and cloud infrastructure. Visit the Products page for the full catalog or the Solutions page for industry-specific bundles.

Open the contact form below, choose "Products & Solutions" as the inquiry type and describe your use case. Our sales team replies within one business day.

We work across government, energy, financial services, healthcare and education. The Solutions page lists tailored offerings per sector.

MOSADAQA is TETCO's official platform for verifying and authenticating educational certificates issued in Saudi Arabia for non-Saudi holders. It is used by Saudi and international authorities, embassies, universities and employers that need a trusted way to confirm a certificate is genuine.

Authorized entities submit a verification request through the MOSADAQA portal by entering the certificate details and the beneficiary information. The platform links electronically to the issuing institution and returns an authenticated report, usually within the same business day. Individual certificate holders should request verification through their accepting entity (university, employer, embassy) rather than directly.

Yes. MOSADAQA exposes secure APIs for beneficiary entities to automate bulk verification inside their HR, admissions or licensing systems. Request integration through the contact form by selecting 'Products & Solutions' and choosing MOSADAQA — our integration team will share the technical documentation and a sandbox credential within two business days.

Most verification requests are completed on the same business day thanks to direct electronic linkage with issuing institutions. Requests that require manual review (unusual issuance year, non-digitized records) may take 2–3 business days; you can track the status in real time from the requester dashboard.

TAHADI is a national platform that organizes challenges and innovation competitions for schools and universities across the Kingdom. It provides tools for launching challenges, reviewing submissions, scoring, and announcing winners — all in one workflow.

Accredited schools are onboarded by a supervising authority (Ministry of Education office or partner organization). If your school has not yet received an invitation, open a contact request — select 'Products & Solutions', mention TAHADI, and the program team will guide your institution through the eligibility and onboarding steps.

Each challenge publishes its own evaluation rubric before submissions open. Judges — chosen from educators, subject-matter experts and industry partners — score submissions inside TAHADI against the published rubric. Participants receive structured feedback whether they win or not, which is part of the educational value of the platform.

Yes. Companies and government bodies can sponsor existing challenges or launch their own themed competitions targeted at specific grade levels or skills. Submit a partnership request through the contact form and select 'Partnerships & Agreements' with a note mentioning TAHADI; the program team will reply with the partnership pack.

MADARS is an integrated school management platform covering student records, attendance, classroom scheduling, assessments and communication with parents. It is designed around the K-12 context in Saudi Arabia and integrates with national education systems where required.

Onboarding usually takes 2–4 weeks depending on school size. It includes data migration from existing spreadsheets or legacy systems, staff training, and a pilot term before full cutover. A dedicated success manager is assigned to each school during the first academic term.

Yes. Parents receive their own credentials and can view grades, attendance, homework, teacher messages and school announcements through the parent portal and mobile app. Access is scoped to their own children, and every school controls which data categories are visible to parents.

All student data is hosted inside Saudi Arabia on infrastructure that meets national data-protection standards. Access is role-based (school admin, teacher, parent, student) with full audit logs, and sensitive actions require two-factor authentication. Data export and retention policies are configurable per school.

MASROOF is an end-to-end financial platform for educational institutions: tuition billing, fee collection, scholarships, refunds and financial reporting. It plugs into school management systems so that finance teams don't maintain data in two places.

MASROOF supports mada, Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, STC Pay and direct bank transfer through SADAD. Institutions can enable or disable specific methods, and payment fees can be absorbed by the institution or passed to the payer per fee type.

Authorized finance users can issue partial or full refunds from MASROOF against the original payment; the refund is automatically reconciled in the institution's financial reports and reflected on the payer's receipt. All refund actions are logged with actor, amount and reason for audit.

Out of the box MASROOF provides cash-collection, aging, scholarship usage, refund and per-class revenue reports. Reports can be exported to Excel or PDF, scheduled to be emailed, or consumed via API into the institution's BI tool.

Study in KSA is the national platform for international students applying to Saudi universities. It lets students browse accredited programs, compare scholarships, submit a single application to multiple institutions, and track decisions — all without paper documents.

Non-Saudi students who hold a recognized secondary-school certificate (for undergraduate programs) or a recognized bachelor's/master's degree (for postgraduate programs) may apply. Each university also publishes its own additional criteria (language, minimum GPA, specific subjects) visible in the program's detail page on the platform.

Yes. The platform lists government-funded scholarships, university-funded scholarships and partner programs, including details on tuition coverage, monthly stipend, health insurance, and round-trip travel. Students can filter programs by scholarship availability before applying.

Once accepted, the platform walks you through the next steps: generating your acceptance letter, issuing the student visa through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, arrival and housing coordination, and university enrollment. You'll see a personalized checklist with deadlines until your first day of class.