For brand owners

Your brand makes you the manufacturer

Someone else builds the product, but it is sold under your name. That makes you the manufacturer, and the evidence has to sit with you.

Someone else holds your evidence

The evidence may be issued in your supplier's name, but it has to be in your possession and cover the variant you sell.

Responsibility follows the trademark

Whoever sells under their own name or trademark is the manufacturer. The responsibility cannot be passed back to the supplier.

  1. 01

    Establish the role

    Putting your brand on a finished product makes you the manufacturer, even if you neither designed nor built it.

  2. 02

    Establish the requirements

    Determine which legal acts and harmonised standards apply to the product as you sell it.

  3. 03

    Secure the evidence

    Obtain the technical file, test reports and certificates from the supplier, and check that they cover your variant.

  4. 04

    Mark and declare

    Put your name and contact address on the product, sign the EU declaration and affix the CE marking.

  5. 05

    Retain control

    Track design changes, standard editions and supplier changes, and keep the evidence available for ten years.

A technical file you own

Verca builds the product's technical file in your structure. The evidence stays with you even when the factory changes.

  • A technical file in your own structure, independent of the supplier
  • Every supplier document connected to your variant and requirements
  • Evidence complete and searchable for ten years after market entry

Verca structures, you decide

The platform gathers supplier evidence into your own technical file and makes it traceable. The judgment of whether the product meets the requirements stays with you.

Verca

Gathers the evidence with you

  • Builds the technical file in your structure, not the supplier's
  • Connects every supplier document to your variant and requirements
  • Preserves evidence, reviews and decisions across supplier changes

Your team

Owns manufacturer responsibility

  • Determines which rules are applicable to the product
  • Judges whether the supplier's evidence is sufficient
  • Signs the EU declaration and places the product on the market

Manufacturer duties apply to you

Read the legal overview of product definition, assessment, technical documentation, marking, and post-launch responsibility.

Read the guide

Start with one brand

Bring one product you sell under your own brand and the evidence your supplier has provided. We will show how the technical file can be built in your own structure.