The Ministry of Commerce and Industry recently organized a series of workshops for the owners of commercial establishments to introduce them to the price evaluation and follow up-system.

The aforementioned workshops showcased the mechanism of the price evaluation and follow-up system for commercial establishments, which manages the processes of recording and assessing the price lists of the services provided by these establishments, including restaurants, cafeterias, coffee houses, barber shops, beauty salons, and gyms. The principle behind this system relies on enabling the owners of the establishments in the specified economic sectors to enter the system to add price lists in the designated tables, provided that the applicant is authorized to do so as per the commercial register and that the commercial license used in the application is valid.

The workshops also addressed the entry data needed to access the price evaluation and follow up-system, as the phone number must be registered on the same personal number of the applicant, and a verification code will be sent to check on every entry, in addition to abiding by the need to fill out the approved forms in the system to add the data correctly, and photocopying the price list used by the establishment and uploaded it into the system.

Additionally, the workshops showcased the main services provided by the price assessment and follow up-system for commercial enterprises, which include registering service price lists, adding or deleting items, and increasing or decreasing the prices of the items registered in the price list.