Connect the product, legal route and technical evidence
CE marking indicates that a product subject to applicable European Union harmonisation legislation has undergone the required conformity assessment and meets relevant requirements. It is a product compliance process, not a general company certification.
The first task is accurate product definition: intended use, model variants, specifications, users, environment, accessories and manufacturer responsibilities. Applicable directives or regulations, essential requirements and harmonised standards depend on those details.
Evidence may include risk assessment, design information, calculations, test reports, quality controls, instructions, labels and an EU Declaration of Conformity. Some product routes permit manufacturer self-declaration, while others require a notified body's involvement.
Qualitcert helps Kenya product businesses organise the route, review supplier and test evidence, identify gaps and compile a controlled technical file. Legal responsibility remains with the relevant economic operator, so declarations and claims must match the actual product.