The program sends notifications to judges’ computers about delayed paperwork and other developments pertaining to their work.

The head of the ministry’s Judicial Inspection Department Naser Al-Muhaimeed said the program reduced the workload for employees by 20 percent. Each judge could now be notified on delayed paperwork, canceled appointments or other information. The program guarantees fast information transfer and saves time and effort, he said.

Muhammad bin Abdulkareem Al-Isa, minister of justice and chairman of the Supreme Judicial Council, said the system gauges the performance of judiciary and professional competence through reports that are compliant with inspection regulations. He said this while presiding over a meeting at the Judicial Inspection Department in Riyadh on Saturday.