EU Listing Check

EU distance-sale information check

Turn product-safety requirements into a clear next step.

Answer a short set of questions and get a practical Article 19 readiness report. No marketplace scraping, account connection or sales call.

Uses your answersDownloadable reportNot legal advice
Article 19 information check

Readiness report

Example
63%Complete
Product recordExample product
Product identificationPicture, type and product identifier
Ready
Manufacturer detailsName, postal address and electronic address
Ready
EU responsible personConditional on where the manufacturer is established
Review
Warnings and safety informationRequired information in an understandable language
Missing

The percentage measures checklist completion, not legal compliance or product safety.

New product audit

Audit one product

Answer the guided questions below. Your draft stays in this browser and is saved only when you choose to save it.

Already have product records? Import or restore instead
01 Product and market
Product identifierUse a model number, SKU, batch code or another code that identifies this exact product or variant.Example: OAK-CH-01
Product family optionalGroup reviewed variants without copying a completed safety result.
Does the online offer show a product picture?Article 19 includes a picture among the identifying information.
Is the offer targeted at consumers in the EU?Shipping areas, language and currency can be relevant.
02 Manufacturer

Use the legal or registered trade details that should be visible in the offer.

Manufacturer nameEnter the legal or registered trade name of the business that made the product or had it made under its name. Do not use your shop name unless your business is the manufacturer.Example: Example Manufacturing Ltd
Manufacturer postal addressUse the complete contact address supplied by the manufacturer, including street, city, postcode and country.Example: 12 Sample Street, Berlin 10115, Germany
Manufacturer electronic addressEnter a working contact email supplied by the manufacturer. It should allow customers or authorities to contact the business.Example: product-safety@example.com
Optional source recordSave where you checked these details to make future reviews easier. This does not affect the audit score.
Add if useful
Optional manufacturer sourceOptionally save the official manufacturer page, public business-register entry or supplier document used to check these details. It is an evidence aid and does not affect the audit result.
Optional—leave blank when entering details manually.
Is the manufacturer established in the EU?Established in the EUChoose Yes only when the manufacturer is legally established in an EU Member State. If it is outside the EU, the EU responsible-person section applies.
This answer determines whether the next record applies.
03 EU responsible person
Select “No” above if the manufacturer is outside the EU. The responsible-person fields will appear here.
04 Warnings and safety information
Does the product require warnings or safety information?Warnings requiredChoose Yes when buyers need a warning or safety instruction to use the product safely. Base the answer on the product’s risks and any product-specific rules; do not guess.Example: Choking, heat, fire or safe-use instructions
Consider foreseeable use, product risks and any product-specific rules.

Runs entirely in this browser. Answers are not transmitted; saved records remain on this device.

Know the boundary

A readiness assistant—not a compliance certificate.

Some products—including toys, electrical goods, cosmetics, food-contact materials and other regulated categories—can have additional requirements that this four-part audit does not cover.

Before selling, the seller remains responsible for checking applicable product-specific rules and obtaining qualified advice where needed.

Read Regulation (EU) 2023/988 on EUR-Lex ↗