Automotive Electronics Certification Done in Weeks

Hardware Compliance covers ISO 26262 for automotive functional safety as well as related standards your product may require, including FCC, CE marking, IEC 62368-1, and others depending on your target markets. The AI research agent analyzes your specific product specs and surfaces every applicable requirement across all relevant standards — so you don't have to manually cross-reference multiple frameworks.

Hardware Compliance replaces the months typically spent on regulatory research and documentation with an AI-driven workflow that operates in weeks. The platform immediately surfaces applicable ISO 26262 requirements, generates your HARA and technical documentation, and connects you with the right accredited testing lab — compressing the pre-test phase that traditionally eats the most time.

Traditional compliance consultants bill by the hour and scale their output with headcount, which makes the process slow and expensive. Hardware Compliance's AI agents read and reason across thousands of pages of standards and generate product-specific compliance outputs — technical files, HARA documents, test plans — at a fraction of the cost. Expert review is still included before lab submission, so you get AI speed without sacrificing accountability.

HARA stands for Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment, a core deliverable required under ISO 26262 for automotive electronics. It identifies potential hazards, assesses their severity and probability, and assigns safety integrity levels. Hardware Compliance's AI generates HARA documents automatically based on your product specifications, which are then reviewed by industry professionals before submission to your testing lab.

Hardware Compliance addresses one of the most common delays that stalls funding rounds for automotive electronics startups: incomplete or missing compliance documentation. By accelerating ISO 26262 research, generating a complete technical file, and producing a reviewed HARA, Hardware Compliance helps teams demonstrate a credible, documented path to certification — which investors and OEM partners typically require before committing.