Selling physical products globally means answering the same questions over and over. Which rules apply to this product, in this market? What exactly do we have to prove? What changed this week? Certean answers those questions for every product you sell, in every market you sell in. Product teams see their obligations before launch rather than after a customs hold, a retailer rejection or a market surveillance letter. Compliance teams get the exact requirements, so they can act instead of interpreting legal text. Evidence is requested from suppliers and test labs, tracked, and kept in one place, which ends the inbox chasing. When a regulation changes, the people responsible for the affected products hear about it. What makes Certean different is that it compounds. Each customer’s product data and evidence stay private. Validated knowledge about which requirements apply to which kinds of products is shared across the platform, though, so every manufacturer that joins makes Certean more accurate for everyone else. That is something no single in-house team or consultant can replicate. Certean monitors 27,000+ regulations across 150+ countries, covering frameworks such as REACH, RoHS, WEEE, the Radio Equipment Directive, the Cyber Resilience Act, Ecodesign and the Digital Product Passport, PPWR, CPSC and FCC. Certean is built for manufacturers in electronics, robotics, consumer goods and industrials. Enterprise teams with large catalogues use Certean Radar for continuous regulatory monitoring across their whole portfolio. What is Certean used for? Certean is used by manufacturers to: find which regulations apply to each product in each market prepare for new markets manage regulatory change collect compliance evidence from suppliers stay ready for audits and market surveillance Who uses Certean? Compliance managers, heads of compliance and product compliance, regulatory affairs, R&D and engineering leads, and sourcing teams at manufacturers selling in multiple markets. Industries Electronics, Robotics, Consumer Goods, Industrial Machinery, Furniture and Home Furnishings. Categories to request Regulatory Change Management (this category exists on G2) as primary. Compliance Management as secondary. Check in the vendor portal whether a product compliance or supplier compliance category exists, and request it if so. Don’t request GRC or security compliance categories. You’d rank against Vanta and Drata and look irrelevant. Key features Product applicability assessment: the regulations each product faces, market by market Regulatory monitoring: daily tracking with alerts to the owners of affected products Plain-language impact: which products, obligations and deadlines a change touches Requirements extraction: exact requirements, traceable to source Evidence management: one place for test reports, declarations and certificates Supplier delegation: request and track evidence from suppliers and labs World compliance map and watchlist: coverage across your markets at a glance Role-based workflows: tasks, deadlines and escalation Audit-ready records: declarations and reports for regulators and customers Certean Radar: enterprise-scale monitoring for large product catalogues