Hazard Analysis Software That Understands Your Product

Hardware Compliance generates hazard analysis documents that are specific to your product and the exact standards it must meet — such as ISO 26262, UL 3300, or FDA 510(k) requirements. Generic tools produce templates that don't account for your product's actual safety profile or the regulatory context of your target market. Hardware Compliance AI agents read the full text of applicable standards and map your product's specs directly to each HARA requirement, with citations traceable to the source document.

Hardware Compliance covers hazard analysis requirements across a broad range of standards including FDA 510(k), ISO 26262, UL 3300, UL 3100, IEC 62368-1, ISO 9001/9100, MIL-STD, CE marking requirements, and more. The AI agents identify which specific standards apply to your product type and geography, so you are not manually determining scope before analysis even begins.

Traditional consultants manually research applicable standards and draft HARA documents over weeks or months, billing for every hour. Hardware Compliance AI agents perform the same regulatory research and documentation generation in a fraction of the time. Expert industry professionals then review the AI-generated outputs before submission, giving you the accountability of human expertise without the timeline or cost structure of a full consulting engagement.

Hardware Compliance supports hazard analysis for robotics and autonomous systems, medical devices, consumer and industrial electronics, drones, automotive electronics, and aerospace and defense hardware. The platform identifies the specific HARA requirements relevant to your product category and target markets, whether you are pursuing FDA clearance, UL certification, CE marking, or another safety standard.

Hazard analysis is one component of a broader compliance workflow on Hardware Compliance. The platform also handles AI regulatory research, technical file drafting, test plan generation, testing lab matching with accredited NRTLs, and end-to-end certification progress tracking. Teams can manage the entire path from initial risk assessment through final certification in a single platform, rather than coordinating across separate tools and consultants.