For providers
International demand,
arriving prepared.
Your enterprise team loses weeks to international enquiries that arrive without a buyer, a classification, or a timeline. Cloudi Arabia sends you vendors who are ready to buy but blocked, with the enquiry framed the way your team qualifies it.
What an enquiry arrives with
The readiness pack.
Readiness pack · fields
Buyer
Named where the vendor permits; sector and entity type always.
Workload
Shape, stack, and the data classification as proposed.
Residency
The customer’s stated or expected in-Kingdom requirement.
PDPL roles
Controller, processor, sub-processor as currently proposed.
Timeline
Required go-live, and where the deal actually is.
Budget band
Estimated monthly infrastructure spend, banded.
The blocker
The specific reason this enquiry exists.
What we do not do
No channel conflict.
The desk stays out of your scope, your SLA, and your billing. The commercial relationship is directly yours from the first call.
- No technical scope: your architects own the solution.
- No SLA representation: your paper, your commitments.
- No direct billing of the end client, and no margin on your bill.
- No “preferred partner” claims — introductions go where the fit is.
The same boundary, stated for vendors: the FAQ and the terms.
Becoming reachable
Tell us what your registration covers.
Which sectors and workload classes your CST registration serves, and how your enterprise team wants to receive introductions — that is all it takes.