Know How EveryHardware ChangeAffects Compliance.
Crado connects engineering changes to requirements, evidence and market decisions, so your team can identify compliance risks before testing or release.
Built for connected hardware teams shipping across the United States, United Kingdom and European Union.
See What Changed
and What It Affects.
Crado connects each engineering change to the product configuration, affected requirements, existing evidence and the review needed before release.
CRADO.Open the product record, review each decision and trace it back to the evidence behind it.
Why Hardware Compliance
Breaks Under Change.
A new component, antenna, supplier or firmware release can affect requirements, test coverage and market readiness. Most teams discover the impact too late.
Important decisions remain spread across files, emails and test reports.
Requirements are reviewed separately from engineering changes.
Evidence becomes outdated without anyone noticing.
Product teams rebuild the same compliance record for every market.
Trace Every Change
to Its Compliance Impact.
Follow a change from the component or firmware update to the requirements, evidence and market decisions it touches.
From one hardware change to a clear certification action, without rebuilding the compliance story by hand.
Keep Compliance Current
Across Every Product Revision.
Maintain one connected record of the product, its requirements, supporting evidence and compliance decisions from first design through every release.
A component, supplier, antenna, firmware version or specification changes.
The existing evidence may no longer support the updated configuration.
Review the affected requirement, update the evidence or run the targeted reassessment.
Ideas for Moving
Hardware Faster.
Practical guidance on engineering change, regulatory evidence, certification and the path from design to market.
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Clear answers about how Crado connects product changes, evidence and regulatory decisions.
Talk to CradoCrado connects a hardware product’s configuration, engineering changes, requirements, evidence and certification state. When something changes, the team can see what is affected and what must happen next.
Crado updates the relevant product state and traces the change through connected requirements, evidence, certifications and target markets. It then shows what remains valid, what needs review and what may block release.
No. Crado helps engineering and compliance teams identify impact, organise evidence and maintain traceability. Qualified specialists and accredited laboratories still perform the reviews and testing that require professional or regulatory authority.
Every impact stays connected to the engineering change, product configuration, applicable requirement and supporting evidence. Teams can inspect the trace rather than relying on an unexplained verdict.
Typical inputs include product specifications, component and supplier data, target markets, test reports, declarations, certificates and engineering-change records. The exact set depends on the product and assessment scope.
Coverage is released in stages, not claimed all at once. FCC Part 15 is available now; UKCA is in development; CE, RED, RoHS, REACH and ACMA are planned. Each framework’s status is shown in-product so planned coverage is never mistaken for current coverage.
Use Crado while the product is still changing: during design, component or supplier reviews, firmware updates, market expansion and evidence preparation. It is not only a final check before testing.
