User Credential Change

The first step is to identify the government portal, company system, or banking platform where the credential change is required. This could involve routine updates, new employee onboarding, or revoking access for a departing staff member.

Before making any change, the system verifies the requestor’s identity. Verification can take place through official channels such as Absher, Commercial Registration (CR), or submission of authorized company documents. This step ensures that unauthorized users cannot modify sensitive access details.

Once verified, the user can update or modify details such as username, password, or access levels. Updates are made directly through the respective portal or system. Many platforms also require compliance with specific password rules, such as minimum length, use of symbols, and periodic updates.

After credentials are updated, synchronization across related systems is essential. For instance, a change in the Ministry of Commerce portal may need to be reflected in linked government platforms, ensuring uninterrupted access across services.

Finally, the system generates a confirmation message or email to validate that the credential change was successful. This ensures that both the company and the authorized user are aware of the update.