Unclear scope
Does the CRA apply to our device? Is our AI application high-risk? The first question should not require a legal research project.
SCOPE CLARITYHANECS / EMBEDDED ASSURANCE
ReguFrame connects the CRA, EU AI Act and embedded engineering — accessible for SMEs and robust enough for technical evidence.
No new compliance team required. Start with what you already have.
REGUFRAMECONTINUOUS ASSURANCECVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619: understand the advisory, check public PHP indicators and identify the next steps.
NO LOGIN / FIRST ORIENTATION
Select your product type and the properties that apply. ReguFrame turns this into an initial view of the CRA, EU AI Act and the evidence to prepare next.
Your profile indicates a digital product with lifecycle responsibilities. Start by connecting the product profile, components and support period.
Orientation based on your selection — not legal advice or a final conformity assessment.
EXAMPLE PRODUCT VIEW
A possible view of the future ReguFrame workspace: one shared perspective on the product profile, regulatory scope, technical evidence and the ongoing lifecycle.
Illustrative product view — not a live dashboard or a final conformity assessment.
Your team builds products, not binders. ReguFrame translates regulatory requirements into the language, processes and artefacts your engineering team already uses.
Does the CRA apply to our device? Is our AI application high-risk? The first question should not require a legal research project.
SCOPE CLARITYRequirements, code, tests, the SBOM and model documentation live in different places. Their relationship gets lost.
TRACEABILITYA release is not the end. Vulnerabilities, updates, support periods and field monitoring need a process.
CONTINUOUS ASSURANCEReguFrame does not replace your toolchain. It connects what already exists and turns it into a traceable assurance case.
Product profile, scope and risk class — through clear questions instead of legal clauses.
Capture technical evidence where it is created — in the engineering process.
Runtime assurance for sensors, models and safety-relevant edge systems.
Security and compliance responsibilities continue after release.
THREE QUESTIONS TO A CLEARER START
An SME needs orientation first: what applies to us, which artefacts do we already have, and which next step moves us forward?
What does your company develop?
Next step: gather the product profile, component list and planned support period.
Technical first assessment, not legal advice. The manufacturer remains responsible for the final conformity assessment.
ReguFrame is built for the reality of smaller product teams: limited capacity, established processes, real deliveries and no time for another abstract system.
No legal matrix as the starting point. Begin with a clear question, then build defensible evidence.
Git, tickets, tests, SBOMs and existing safety artefacts become the starting point.
Every claim gets a source, an owner and a status — from commit to release.
Designed for sensitive product data: clear data flows, on-premises options and HANECS embedded expertise.
The best time for compliance is not the final month before market launch. ReguFrame makes the first step small enough to start today.
Timeline last reviewed on 12 October 2026 using European Commission publications. Other AI Act obligations already apply; the product deadline does not cover every AI system. CRA timeline ↗ · AI Act ↗
NEXT STEP / 30 MINUTES
One product. One component list. One shared view of what already exists — and what matters next.