Electronics & IoT Compliance Management Software

Launching an electronic product globally means qualifying against market-specific certification regimes that each demand separate documentation. EU CE marking requires Declarations of Conformity backed by safety and EMC test reports. UK UKCA certification follows a parallel but legally distinct route. China's CCC system mandates factory inspections and product testing for 14 regulated categories. Korea requires KC certification, and Australia mandates RCM marking for all electrically connected equipment. Starting in 2026, the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) adds mandatory cybersecurity documentation for any product with digital elements — a category that now encompasses virtually every connected device from smart thermostats to industrial PLCs.

Hardware revision management compounds the documentation burden. When you change a component — a different capacitor, an updated firmware version, a new power supply — each market-specific certification may require reassessment. A single BOM change can trigger parallel update workflows across CE, UKCA, CCC, KC, and RCM documentation. Most electronics companies manage this through engineering change notices that do not connect to their regulatory files, creating compliance gaps that surface during customs clearance or distributor audits.

Sustalium links product BOMs to certification records, so when engineering triggers a component change, the platform identifies which market certifications are affected and what evidence needs updating. RoHS substance declarations cascade from component suppliers to product-level conformity. Test reports are stored at the product-model level and referenced across all applicable market certifications. CRA cybersecurity documentation — vulnerability handling, software update mechanisms, incident reporting procedures — integrates alongside your existing safety and EMC evidence, closing the gap before the 2026 enforcement deadline.