Introducing TKCO 180° ERP for smarter business operations

1) Data collection scope

• Only business-relevant data needed for account management, service delivery, compliance, and fraud prevention is collected.
• Sensitive data categories are restricted, access-controlled, and handled with heightened safeguards.

2) Security and hardening controls

• Data is protected by layered controls including encryption in transit, role-based access, logging, and continuous monitoring.
• Operational safeguards are periodically reviewed to resist unauthorized access, tampering, and disclosure risks.

3) Data subject rights

• Where permitted by applicable law, users may request access, correction, deletion, portability, or processing restrictions.
• Cross-border transfers follow recognized legal mechanisms and contractual protections.

1) Acceptable use and integrity

• Users must not attempt to compromise, reverse engineer, disrupt, or misuse platform services, APIs, or infrastructure.
• Account credentials and access privileges are the sole responsibility of the account owner and authorized administrators.

2) Liability and service boundaries

• Service availability may vary due to maintenance, external dependencies, or force majeure; continuity efforts remain commercially reasonable.
• To the maximum extent allowed by law, indirect, incidental, and consequential damages are excluded.

3) Compliance, updates, and enforcement

• Users are responsible for compliance with local regulations, export controls, and sector-specific obligations.
• These terms may be updated to reflect legal, security, or operational requirements; continued use indicates acceptance of updated terms.

• Execute workflows and daily operations using written or voice prompts from within system screens.
• Generate accounting equations, assist with journal logic, and speed up financial interpretation tasks.
• Guide users step-by-step and explain features, fields, and process paths across modules.

• You need to coordinate with your bank first to activate credentials, channels, and compliance approvals.
• Fetch account statements automatically and reconcile local balances in the system against bank balances.
• Execute core banking actions directly from the system according to enabled bank capabilities.

• Perform Muqeem-related procedures without switching portals or duplicating manual data entry.
• Track operation status and maintain a unified activity trail from one central workflow.

• Execute authorization requests and delegated service transactions from one place.
• Run fixed-asset inventory and related TAMM procedures while keeping internal records synchronized.