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An electronic service available on the Balady Platform, designed for government and private sector entities across the Kingdom, allowing them to submit Emergency Project Coordination Requests for unscheduled projects at any time of the year through the Balady Portal. The request undergoes a coordination and approval cycle, and upon approval by the Coordination Office, it is forwarded to the Municipality Mayor for final approval or rejection. If approved, the project is added to the project plan, and an approved Coordination Report is issued, which serves as a requirement for obtaining a construction permit. This service is provided electronically without the need for an in-person visit to the government authority.

A proactive electronic service available on the Balady platform that allows event organizers to apply for an event permit, specifying the event site and duration, with no need for in-person visits to the municipality.
Upon the cancellation of the commercial license, all associated permits will be automatically revoked.

An electronic service available on the Balady platform for service entities only, allowing them to obtain excavation permits. These entities provide public utility services that require excavation work on roads under the supervision of municipalities "within city limits," such as telecommunications companies, the National Water Company, the Saudi Electricity Company, and road, maintenance, parks, and flood management departments within municipalities, without the need to visit the authority.

An electronic service offered on the Baladi platform that allows the beneficiary to submit an objection request to the relevant municipality when a commercial license is canceled through post-inspection control. The municipality will review the request and either approve or reject it. If approved, the license will be reinstated as valid without the need for an in-person visit to the authority

An electronic service provided on the Baladi platform, where beneficiaries may find licenses listed under their "My Licenses" page that do not actually belong to them. Through this service, an objection can be submitted to review and correct the license details if they are not associated with the beneficiary, without the need for in-person visits to the relevant authority.

An electronic service available on the Balady platform, designed for service providers across the Kingdom, such as telecommunications, electricity, and water companies. It allows their representatives within project coordination offices to submit a request for coordinating a future project that includes multiple excavation sites. The request must specify the exact excavation paths and undergoes a lengthy coordination and approval process to ensure full alignment among all relevant entities. The outcome is a certified coordination report, facilitating the later issuance of Previously Coordinated Excavation Permits without the need to visit the authority.

An electronic service available on the Balady platform, allowing beneficiaries to submit inquiries about municipal sector services through available channels (Balady app/portal or call center). The inquiries are reviewed and responded to by the relevant department at the Ministry of Municipal Affairs, with the option of escalation to the Ministry’s agency or customer service department if needed, without the need to visit the authority.

An electronic service available on the Balady platform that allows users to view excavation coordination requests and track their status without the need to visit the authority.

An electronic service available on the Balady platform that allows users to inquire about the requirements and restricted areas for collective housing licences, without the need to visit the authority.

An electronic service available on the Balady Portal, allowing government entities and private sector organizations across the Kingdom to view requests and reports related to projects of all types through an interactive map. The service enables users to visualize spatial and temporal conflicts by using various search filters and adjusting the time frame directly on the interactive map, without the need to visit the authority.