Tool Kit

Free Service
Plan your business
Tools and guides

The "Tool Kit" service provided by Monsha'at supports entrepreneurs, SME owners, and individuals interested in the business field by enriching their knowledge. It provides them with electronic guides, booklets, templates, tools, and links to government and private entities to familiarize them with best practices that help them develop and sustain their businesses.

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Objectives

Introducing the fundamentals of starting and managing businesses, along with explanations of regulations or required procedures for conducting businesses

Providing business planning tools through instructional documents that help organize and structure information, such as feasibility studies and business plans

Availing information and guidance provided by Monsha'at, government entities, and private organizations to the business community

Providing resources for market research and highlighting investment opportunities

Advantages

Available at any time

Built based on the needs of business owners and entrepreneurs

Suitable for multiple sectors

Helps increase productivity and streamline business operations

How to Access

Visit the Tool Kit page through the Monsha’at website or the Nawafth application

Browse through the guides and select the relevant material, then download the file

Types

Guides are contents aiming to present easily understandable and accessible information that helps readers identify business regulations and adopt best practices. The goal is to provide clear and user-friendly resources that simplify the process of understanding and following business regulations and guidelines


Templates and tools are instructional documents that aid in organizing and structuring information. They consist of fields and guidelines to be filled in and utilized


Monsha'at provides links to government and private entities that contain information, guidance, and services beneficial to entrepreneurs and SME owners


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latest changed date 30 August 2026

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