Electronic device under test on a pedestal inside an EMC anechoic chamber
CE · UKCA · FCC · Global type approval

Your product is finished. Making it legally sellable shouldn't take six months.

We run testing and certification for electronic products end to end, through accredited partner laboratories. One project manager, one plan, one invoice — instead of five lab quotes and a spreadsheet you maintain yourself.

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What we do

The regulatory layer on top of the labs

Testing is performed by accredited third-party laboratories. We own everything around it — which is also why we can tell you when a test isn't needed.

Scope and gap analysis

Which directives and standards actually apply, what evidence you already hold, and what is genuinely missing — before anyone books a chamber.

Test programme management

Lab selection, quoting, scheduling and sample logistics — plus someone sitting on the schedule so a failed pre-scan doesn't cost you a launch date.

Documentation and marking

Technical file, Declaration of Conformity, labelling and user information — the paperwork market surveillance actually asks to see.

Global market access

Type approvals beyond CE and FCC: UKCA, Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand, Brazil, Mexico, the Gulf, and the rest as needed.

Already in force

Three obligations that are live right now

None of these are on the horizon. Each one is enforceable today against products already on the market.

IN FORCE — 1 AUG 2025

RED cybersecurity

Radio equipment on the EU market must meet Articles 3.3(d), (e) and (f), normally evidenced against EN 18031. If your CE assessment predates August 2025 and hasn't been revisited, that gap is open now.

FROM 11 SEP 2026

Cyber Resilience Act reporting

Actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents must be reported: 24-hour early warning, 72 hours to full notification. It covers products already on the market, not just new launches.

IN FORCE — 13 DEC 2024

GPSR responsible person

Every non-EU seller needs a named EU Responsible Person. Marketplaces have moved from warning letters to delisting.

Process

Four steps, and you know the price at step two

  1. A 20-minute call

    Bring the product, the markets you need, and any testing already done.

  2. Written scope and fixed price

    Standards list, lab plan, realistic timeline — not a lab quote with the risky parts left out.

  3. Testing, managed

    Samples, bookings, witness sessions and retests. You hear from one person, not four labs.

  4. File, marking, market

    Technical file and DoC assembled, marking checked, and the approvals filed where they need filing.

Spectrum analyser showing an emissions trace over a circuit board on a test bench

Who it's for

Best fit, and honest limits

A good fit if

  • You hold an FCC grant and now need Europe, the UK or Asia.
  • You've funded a hardware campaign and promised backers a date.
  • You're launching a connected product into several markets with nobody in-house who owns compliance.
  • You sell into the EU or UK from outside it and want the obligations handled, not hoped away.

What we are not

  • Not a laboratory. Testing is done by accredited third parties, and we say which one and why.
  • Not a certificate mill. If a product needs a redesign to pass, you hear that early rather than after the invoice.
  • Not a substitute for your own diligence. You keep the legal responsibility; we make it satisfiable.

Scopes we work across: EMC and EMI · radio and RF · RED · product safety · RF exposure · energy and efficiency · RoHS and REACH · national type approval.

Tell us what you're shipping

Send the product, the markets and your target launch date. You'll get a written scope with a price and a timeline you can plan against.