Every SKU mapped to its manufacturer
We contact each manufacturer in English, Turkish or Chinese and handle every follow-up.
From 11 December 2027, EU importers must make sure each connected product they place on the market meets the Cyber Resilience Act. We contact your manufacturers in their own language and hand you an evidence file for every SKU.
Five importers per month. A 20-minute fit call comes first, and nothing is paid on this page.
Evidence file
Portfolio · Germany
| SKU | DoC | CE | Tech | Support | Vuln. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TH-2041Smart thermostat · TR | |||||
| GW-0310IP gateway · CN | |||||
| SP-1187Smart plug · CN |
When the RED cybersecurity requirements started in August 2025, someone on your team emailed suppliers, waited, sent reminders, and kept the answers in a spreadsheet. [NEED: verbatim interview quote]
The CRA asks importers for more, across every connected product. After a product ships, if you learn of a vulnerability, you have to tell the manufacturer.
With dozens of manufacturers in Asia and Türkiye, that is a lot of emails to answer before December 2027.
Based on Article 19 of the Cyber Resilience Act. [NEED: legal review]
You send one spreadsheet. We do the chasing.
We contact each manufacturer in English, Turkish or Chinese and handle every follow-up.
EU declaration of conformity, CE marking check, support period end date, and the manufacturer's contact for vulnerability reports.
See which SKUs are missing what and who hasn't answered. Share one export when a customer or an authority asks.
Send us an export of your connected SKUs and suppliers. A spreadsheet is fine.
We map each SKU to its manufacturer and agree the evidence checklist with you.
We contact every manufacturer in their language and follow up until they answer or clearly refuse.
You receive the evidence file for each SKU and the gap list.
If fewer than 30 of your top 50 manufacturers have given complete evidence after 90 days, your subscription is free until they have.
This guarantee covers our evidence collection. It is not legal advice and not a conformity assessment. [NEED: contract clause]
A systems engineer who has spent [NEED: N] years on the distributor side of building technology, collecting product documentation from manufacturers. [NEED: confirm wording]
No. We collect and organise evidence from your manufacturers. Your lawyer or compliance lead decides whether it is sufficient. [NEED: partner law firm, if any]
Under Article 19 of the CRA, importers have to make sure the manufacturer also completed the conformity assessment, drew up the technical documentation, and supplied user information. A declaration on its own doesn't show all of that. [NEED: legal review]
They answer through a web form or by replying to our email. There is no cost to them.
[NEED: hosting region, access control, retention period]
[NEED: pilot price]. After the fit call, a deposit of €[NEED] reserves your slot and is credited against the first invoice.
Products change and new vulnerabilities appear. We are building ongoing monitoring that keeps each evidence file current and alerts you when a product you sell appears in public lists of exploited vulnerabilities, such as CISA KEV and the ENISA EU Vulnerability Database. Pilot customers get it first.
The application takes two minutes. We reply within one working day.
We will reply within one working day to book your fit call.
Tell us what your customers ask for and how many of them ask. We are mapping these requests so manufacturers can answer once.