Your CRA declaration of compliance stands or falls on the evidence provided by your suppliers. We provide this as a program for your entire supplier base.
The CRA requires due diligence regarding purchased components and a bill of materials for the included software. This information is not available from you, but from your suppliers: controllers, drives, HMIs, sensors, gateways.
The purchasing department sends out a questionnaire to everyone. Half of them don’t respond, the answers are inconsistent, and no one is qualified to assess whether an SBOM is usable. The result wouldn’t stand up to scrutiny by any Notified Body.
The bottleneck is the technical evaluation of the responses and the process of removing suppliers who cannot deliver. That is precisely what cannot be scaled internally. The program provides the expertise and the verified documentation.
During our conversation, we’ll show you what’s behind each component and how the testing system works. That’s our craft, and it always will be.
You purchase a program, and your suppliers receive webinars, templates, and an audit. The result is an auditable file that serves as the basis for your CRA declaration of compliance.
Schedule a Quick CheckThe reporting requirement takes effect on September 11, 2026, and applies retroactively to products that have already been shipped. You can only report what your suppliers have reported to you. Starting December 11, 2027, a sales ban will apply to products containing digital elements if they do not have a declaration of conformity. This is a sales issue, not a form-filling issue.
She first has to build up her professional expertise while the deadline is still open, and during that time she’s unavailable elsewhere. The program delivers results faster and with verified proof.
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