Marketplace Listed practices Hamzat Mahmod
Hamzat Mahmod
A data protection officer for hire
You are admitted as an individual practitioner. Returns are submitted by a licensed firm; you can prepare everything up to that point.
Engage them
One brief goes to them with your scope attached — your registers, your suppliers, the gaps already open — so what they quote is a price for your actual work.
A person checked this licence against the Commission's own register and kept a capture of what it said. The Commission publishes no interface to check it automatically.
You pay their fee through Asiri and the processor splits it as it collects it: 92.5 per cent settles to their own bank account and 7.5 per cent is ours. Nothing is held by anybody, and the Commission’s own fee you pay to the Commission.
Their record, measured rather than claimed
Every number here is computed from jobs completed through Asiri over the last 24 months. Nothing is self-reported, and a bad month stays in the figure for the whole window.
No return has been filed through Asiri for this practice yet, so there is nothing here to measure. That is the whole of what it means: a practice with no record here may have decades of work behind it elsewhere.
Nobody has reviewed this practice through Asiri yet. A review can only be left by a client on an engagement that ran and has ended.
What they take on, and how they charge for it
A practice states how it bills, not what it bills. Your price is quoted against your own registers once they have seen them — a figure quoted against somebody else's scope is not a figure you can compare yours to.
The statutory NDPC fee is separate and is paid by you to the Commission, not to them and not through us. It never passes through Asiri, so there is nothing for us to hold, release, or take a cut of.
What Asiri watches
Their licence, and when it was last looked at
A check goes stale, so the date of the last one is on the record beside the result. A lapse stops filings for every client they file for, and both sides are told as soon as it is known.
The date they agreed to
Miss it and their on-time figure moves, on the profile you are reading. Nothing is held back from them, here or anywhere — their share is divided off as the payment is collected and settles on the processor’s schedule.
Who else they work for
Raised on the engagement, the portfolio and the filing pack, rather than blocked. No engagement on their books today would have them reviewing their own work — a zero, stated rather than omitted.
Paying
One payment, split as it is taken
You pay the professional fee here
Their fee and nothing else. The Commission's own fee you pay to the Commission.
The processor splits it at that moment
92.5 per cent to them, 7.5 per cent to Asiri. Their share settles to their own bank.
Nothing is held by us
Their money never lands in an Asiri account, which is why we cannot hold it back.
Holding a fee until the work lands is coming
Not yet. Today the engagement record is what evidences whether the work was done.
Brief the job once. Compare like for like.
One description goes to Hamzat and every other practice that may take the work. They answer with what they would do and what they would not — no figures, so what you compare is the job — and you ask two or three of them to price the same scope afterwards. The licence check runs the whole time.