IoT Compliance Software to Launch Faster

Hardware Compliance covers the standards most relevant to IoT devices, including FCC (for radio frequency and wireless transmission), CE Marking (for EU market access), IEC 62368-1 (audio/video and IT equipment safety), UL certifications, and more. If your IoT product targets both US and EU markets, Hardware Compliance maps requirements across both jurisdictions simultaneously so no applicable standard is missed.

Traditional compliance consultants charge significant fees and operate on timelines measured in months, with output that is difficult to audit or verify. Hardware Compliance's AI agents research the same regulatory standards, generate the same documentation, and match you with the same accredited labs at a fraction of the cost. Expert review and sign-off by industry professionals is also included before lab submission, giving you AI speed with human accountability.

Hardware Compliance is designed to compress the pre-testing phase of IoT compliance from months to weeks. The AI agents handle regulatory research, documentation drafting, and lab matching in a fraction of the time it takes traditional consulting workflows. Actual certification timelines also depend on the testing lab's schedule and the standards involved.

Hardware Compliance is built specifically for hardware teams without deep regulatory expertise. You provide your product specs and target markets; Hardware Compliance's AI agents handle the regulatory research, generate your technical files and test plans, and identify the right accredited testing lab for your device. The platform also includes expert review and sign-off so your documentation is validated before submission.

Hardware Compliance's multi-market support maps compliance requirements across the US, EU, UK, and other jurisdictions simultaneously. For IoT devices, this means FCC requirements for the US market and CE Marking requirements for the EU are researched and documented in a single unified workflow, eliminating the need to manage separate compliance tracks or hire consultants for each region.