Control the sales window
Set when the edition may be purchased and when sales end, separately from the period in which the service may be used.
With Lafta, your facility designs a health offer limited by time or quantity, with the price, terms and benefits you set. Buyers see a clear offer before purchase and know what they pay through the platform and what remains payable at your facility.
We do not ask you to launch unnecessary discounts or promise any sales volume.Visual example only — the provider defines the actual service under its rules
A facility may want to use available capacity, offer a special bundle for a period, or test a clear service proposition. The aim is not a race to the lowest price, but an offer whose limits and details can be understood and fulfilled with confidence.
Set when the edition may be purchased and when sales end, separately from the period in which the service may be used.
Set the available units; sales stop when the approved limit is reached or the sales period ends.
The price, inclusions, remaining payment at the facility and usage terms are shown before purchase.
Select services from the LahaLak catalog, with facility managed prices, branches and added value, in an integrated purchase and settlement journey.
Create a special offer or bundle and specify sales and quantity limits, service validity and the amount paid through the platform.
An educational preview showing how a provider can think through an offer and what a buyer would see. It does not publish your data or save a real offer.
Reference prices and discount claims must be accurate and substantiated. These figures are illustrative only.
Sales stop when any enabled limit is reached. Existing purchase contracts remain binding under their terms.
Show a reference price only when it is accurate, substantiated and greater than the edition price.
Edition limit: 30 units — illustrative data
Before payment: inclusions, conditions, exclusions and payment method are shown clearly.
This preview does not purchase or publish an offer.
These points matter to operations, finance and customer service. Each step carries a clear obligation.
Define the service, price, quantity, sales window, validity, inclusions and terms.
The facility publishes its offer under content and advertising rules; the platform monitors and addresses violations.
The buyer pays the stated portion through LahaLak; the provider becomes obliged to fulfill the edition terms when purchase completes.
The provider verifies the service contract and QR code, collects the remaining balance and provides care.
Sales can end while services purchased earlier remain redeemable for the stated period.
Stopping future purchases does not erase rights and obligations arising from earlier ones.
Cancellation, refunds and nonperformance follow applicable law and approved terms; the platform payment cannot be assumed nonrefundable in every case.
Publication, verification and QR are intended capabilities; live activation needs verification before contractual promises.
In Lafta, the stated portion is paid through the platform on purchase, with the rest of the service price paid at the facility. No extra commission is added above the advertised buyer price.
If the offer price is SAR 1,000 and the agreed platform paid portion is 20%, the buyer pays SAR 1,000 in total: SAR 200 through the platform and SAR 800 at the facility.
Fees, tax, invoicing and responsibilities require review under the approved legal and tax treatment. This is not a final commission calculator.
Illustration only; no payment or settlement is created, and the actual percentage depends on agreement.
Medical and marketing title, bundle details, inclusions and exclusions, requirements and explanatory material.
Before and after prices, quantity, start and end of sales, and separate redemption validity.
Where care is provided, operational contact and purchase verification before treatment.
Record the information on which the buyer relied and preserve it as a separate transaction reference.
Prevent misleading reference prices and unapproved medical claims, with the ability to stop a noncompliant offer.
Offer views, purchases, use and refunds, where reliable events and data are available.
These are intended controls and capabilities; actual permissions and reporting require verification in the live version and agreement.
Proposed learning material for marketing, operations and finance teams. These are previews, not confirmed published courses.
The difference between sales period and redemption validity, and defining inclusions.
Price, terms, exclusions and essential information before payment.
Handling documented purchases, service balance and inability to fulfill.
Questions facility, finance and operations leaders need answered before launching their first Lafta.
The intended operating model lets providers prepare and publish offers directly under content and advertising rules. Activation of these privileges in production must be verified before promising them contractually.
New units can no longer be bought after the sales period ends or quantity is exhausted. Earlier purchases remain subject to their separate redemption validity and contract terms.
Under the Lafta model, purchase on the stated terms creates the obligation without later facility acceptance, subject to legal exceptions or stated inability to fulfill.
No. The buyer pays the stated part through the platform and the balance at the facility. The two parts sum to the advertised price, rather than the price plus another commission.
Control depends on edition permissions and policies. Changes need a clear audit trail; stopping new sales does not erase contracts already created.
Nonperformance, refund terms and statutory buyer rights apply. The amount paid through the platform cannot be assumed nonrefundable in every case.
Yes. It is commercially independent. Lafta alone does not automatically grant the full interactive provider profile reserved for the Adrej track.
LahaLak does not impose an unsuitable discount. The facility decides whether a limited edition fits, while keeping reference prices and terms accurate and avoiding unnecessary medical demand.
The edition purchase gives the buyer the described contractual right. It should not be called a confirmed clinical appointment unless the service actually includes a confirmed booking mechanism.
Set the service value, initiative limits and terms, then ask the LahaLak team to review the collaboration model for your facility.