Complaint Channels Guidelines
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Objective
The objective of the complaints channels guidelines is to establish a clear and effective framework for managing customer complaints, starting from receiving complaints through approved channels (Customer Care Portal, Unified Number 1918) and documenting them, up to resolving them in a timely manner, and ensuring customer satisfaction. It also aims to improve the customer experience by achieving a rapid and effective response, enhancing transparency in processing requests and analyzing extracted data to identify opportunities for improving operations and services.
Terms and Conditions for Channel Usage
Non-profit entities licensed by or under the supervision of the Center.
Individuals or entities dealing with the Center regarding its services, decisions, or regulations.
Available Channels to Receive Complaints
Phone Call
Response Time / Initial Reply: Immediate
Inquiry Processing Time: 5 Working Days
Complaints & Technical Issues Processing Time: 5 Working Days
Service Availability: Sunday to Thursday - 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
1918
Customer Care Channels
Response Time / Initial Reply: 3 Hours
Inquiry Processing Time: 5 Working Days
Complaints & Technical Issues Processing Time: 5 Working Days
Service Availability: Sunday to Thursday - 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Visit Channel
Virtual Visits
Response Time / Initial Reply: 30 Minutes
Inquiry Processing Time: 5 Working Days
Complaints & Technical Issues Processing Time: 5 Working Days
Service Availability: Sunday to Thursday - 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Request Virtual Visit
Remote Sign Language Support
Response Time / Initial Reply: Immediate
Inquiry Processing Time: 5 Working Days
Complaints & Technical Issues Processing Time: 5 Working Days
Service Availability: Sunday to Thursday - 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Chat
Complaint Submission Guidelines
For more information on how to file a complaint step by step, please check: Complaint Submission Guidelines
Complaint Handling Mechanism
For more information on the complaint handling mechanism, please check: Complaint Handling Mechanism
Escalation Mechanism
Escalation Cases:
* Exceeding the request / complaint SLA.
* Receiving a message that the complaint has been processed without processing.
When a request exceeds the Service Level Agreement (SLA), you can escalate with the following steps:
1. Log in to Customer Care Channels
2. Select the complaint form template
3. From the sub-request type drop-down menu, select "National Center for Non-Profit Sector"
4. From the services drop-down menu, select "Delay in Request Processing" with a clear description
Escalations are processed within 5 working days.
Data Privacy Notice
more information on the data privacy policy, please check: Data Privacy Notice
Last update 26/10/2026 - 12:11 PM Saudi Time
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