For distributors

Know which articles have been checked

You must act with due care before a product is made available. Verca shows which articles are missing evidence.

The assortment hides the gap

You make thousands of articles available from hundreds of suppliers. The one missing the importer's details is not visible on the shelf.

Due care must be demonstrable

Distributors must act with due care and check marking, identity, operator details and accompanying documents.

  1. 01

    Establish the role

    Determine whether you are the distributor, and whether own-brand sale, relabelling, or modification moves manufacturer responsibility to you.

  2. 02

    Check before making available

    Marking, product and batch identity, manufacturer and importer details, and instructions in the right language.

  3. 03

    Document the due care

    Record checkpoint, result, date, product version, supplier and reviewer. A verbal assurance is not enough.

  4. 04

    Preserve compliance

    Storage, transport, and repackaging must not break marking, seals, or accompanying documents.

  5. 05

    Act on suspected non-compliance

    Stop further supply, secure affected batches, and inform the manufacturer, importer, and where needed the authority.

One article register with status

Articles, suppliers and documents in one register, with the check status per article.

  • Check status per article across the whole assortment
  • Missing marking, operator detail, or evidence visible at once
  • Completed checks saved with date, version, and reviewer

Verca structures, you decide

The platform makes the assortment visible and the checks traceable. The judgement of whether an article may be made available stays with you.

Verca

Makes the assortment visible

  • Structures articles, suppliers, and documents in one register
  • Connects checks to the right article, version, and supplier
  • Preserves checks, deviations, and the actions taken

Your team

Owns the control

  • Decides which checks are relevant for the article
  • Judges whether the supplier's assurance is sufficient
  • Decides whether the article may be made available

Distributor responsibilities in practice

Read the legal overview on the role, checks before making available, documented due care, storage, and action on suspected non-compliance.

Read the guide

Start with one assortment

Bring the article list from one supplier or one product category. We show how articles, documents, and check status can connect in Verca.