Know whether the CRA applies, in which class, and what is missing.
A written applicability and classification conclusion for each product, with the articles cited; a gap list against Annex I and the Article 13 duties; a plan in priority order; and a signed report in your own evidence chain. One fixed price, delivered from your documents and interviews with the people who ship the product.
Not legal advice. Evidence, not conformity: the manufacturer declares, SkyQon does not certify.
Before 11 December 2027 every manufacturer has to answer four questions: is this a product with digital elements we place on the market, which class is it in, which conformity route follows, and which of the essential requirements are already met. The answers scope everything else, from the technical documentation to the support period. Most companies of 10 to 250 people answer them late, by guesswork, or product by product with no record. This assessment answers them once, in writing, with the article beside each conclusion.
What it finds
Whether each product is in scope, its class, the conformity route that follows, and which Annex I and Article 13 items are in place, partial, planned, not applicable or unclear.
What you get
A written conclusion per product with the articles cited, a gap list, a plan in priority order and a signed report in your evidence chain.
What it is not
Not a certificate, not a test, not a declaration and not legal advice. The manufacturer declares; a notified body is involved for some classes.
What you get
Four deliverables, one fixed price.
1. Applicability and classification, per product
For each product you name: whether it is in scope (Art. 2(1), Art. 3(1)), which exclusion applies if any (Art. 2(2) to (7)), your role (manufacturer, own-brand seller, importer, distributor or open-source steward: Art. 13, Art. 19 to 24), the category (default; important class I or II under Annex III; critical under Annex IV, read with the technical descriptions of Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2392), and the conformity route that follows (Art. 32). Where the text does not settle the case, the conclusion says "unclear" and why, so your counsel starts from the right question.
2. A gap list against Annex I and Article 13
Each essential requirement of Annex I Part I (the security properties of the product) and Part II (vulnerability handling), and each manufacturer duty in Article 13, marked in place, partial, planned, not applicable with the written justification Article 13(4) asks for, or unclear. Built from your documents and from interviews with the people who build, ship and support the product.
3. A plan in priority order
What to do first, given the dates: the Article 14 procedure if it does not exist yet, the support period decision (Art. 13(8)), the SBOM (Annex I Part II (1)), the disclosure policy (Part II (5)), then the documents. Each item names an owner and the evidence that will show it is done.
4. A signed report in your evidence chain
The conclusion, the gap list and the plan in one report, signed and hash-chained in your SkyQon Digital Trust Center, so that anyone can check later that it was not changed. It is evidence of what we found on the date shown, nothing more.
Limits
Stated before you order.
Evidence, not conformity
The report records what we found, with the articles cited. It is not a certificate, not a test report and not a declaration. The manufacturer draws up the EU declaration of conformity (Art. 28) and affixes the CE marking (Art. 30); a notified body is involved for important products without applied harmonised standards and for class II products (Art. 32). SkyQon does not certify, test or declare.
Not legal advice
The conclusions cite the Regulation so that a contested scope question reaches your counsel already framed. Where the text does not settle a case we say so instead of choosing for you.
Your documents, your people
We read what exists (architecture, build and release process, update mechanism, dependency lists, policies) and interview the people who ship the product. We do not inspect source code and we do not test the product. A gap we cannot see from documents and interviews is marked unclear, not absent.
Scope of the fixed price
The products you name on the order form. If the list is long or the products differ widely, we say so before work starts, with a price, never after.
Order the assessment, or ask a question
We reply within one business day with a start date and an invoice. Prices exclude VAT.