Article 14 reporting starts 11 September 2026.See what you need in place

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A 30-minute CRA readiness walkthrough

A working session on your products, not a demo. We go through what Article 14 will ask of you from 11 September 2026 and where your gaps are. You leave with a gap list whether or not you ever use alloy-it.

30 minutesVideo call, screen sharedWith the engineers who build it

What we cover

  1. 0–5

    Your products, not our deck

    What you place on the EU market, roughly how many releases are live, and how long you support them.

  2. 5–15

    Where the September obligation actually bites

    We walk your situation against Article 14: what you would have to produce within 24 hours today, and what you could not.

  3. 15–25

    The gap list

    Concretely what is missing: product records, release history, reporter identity, an owner for the clock. Usually shorter than teams expect.

  4. 25–30

    What to do about it

    Whether that is alloy-it, a spreadsheet, or something you already own. We will say so if the answer is not us.

Worth your time if

  • You manufacture a product with digital elements sold in the EU
  • Firmware, gateways, industrial or embedded devices
  • Support periods measured in years, not months
  • Someone has asked who owns CRA reporting and the answer was unclear

Probably not if

  • You need CE marking or a notified body (we are neither)
  • You want someone to file with ENISA on your behalf
  • You are looking for a generic AppSec or container scanner

Request a slot

Tell us what you build and we will come back with two or three times, usually within one working day.

A company address, so we can see which product team you are on.

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