Declaration of Conformity Template Auto-Generated for Any Product

Yes. Reglyr auto-generates Declarations of Conformity based on your product's category, composition, and target markets. Rather than starting from a blank template, Reglyr maps your product to every applicable CE directive and EN standard, then produces a correctly structured DoC referencing the specific directives and conformity assessment procedures that apply — removing the risk of referencing outdated or irrelevant requirements.

Reglyr's knowledge graph covers CE Directives, GPSR (General Product Safety Regulation), REACH, RoHS, and applicable EN standards across product categories including toys, electronics, textiles, kitchenware, and home goods. Both EU and UK market requirements are supported, so your declaration can be produced for CE marking and UK CA marking from the same product record.

A Word template is a static structure you fill in manually — it does not verify whether the directives you reference actually apply to your product, or whether your supporting test evidence is complete. Reglyr generates the DoC from your actual compliance data, cross-referencing your product category, test reports, and risk assessment to produce a legally grounded declaration backed by a verifiable technical file.

Yes. Reglyr generates the complete technical documentation that supports your Declaration of Conformity, including product specifications, conformity assessment references, and risk assessment outputs. Authority inspections typically require access to the full technical file, not just the signed declaration, so both outputs are generated together within the platform.

Reglyr continuously monitors directive and standard updates across EU and UK product safety domains. When a relevant change is detected — a revised EN standard, an updated directive, or a new GPSR requirement — the platform automatically flags the affected Declarations of Conformity and supporting documents, so your compliance team can review and reissue before the outdated declaration creates an audit or market access risk.