CRASPACE
Scanning · scope · class · risk
CRASPACE
30 min with a CRA specialist - your classification confirmed against real specs, your open questions closed. Free, no obligation.Rulebook v0.5.1Full compliance 11 Dec 2027
Rulebook v0.5.1

How the free CRA check works

One input - your company name. What happens next is a search of your own public pages, a deterministic classification against the CRA's Annex III and IV, and a report that says what the evidence supports and stops where the evidence stops.

Three steps

From a company name to a CRA report in three steps

1

Discover

Type your company name - the only input. CRASPACE searches for your site, reads your product pages, and pulls out the products with digital elements. No questionnaire, no data entry.

2

Classify

Every product is matched against the CRA's Annex III & IV by a versioned, auditable rulebook. Grounded in public evidence - AI structures what it finds, it never sets the verdict.

3

Report

A plain-English scope verdict with a confidence indicator, a 0–100 risk score, and which of the 11 CRA checkpoints your public evidence covers - plus the open questions that would change the answer.

What you get

What the free report tells you - and what it deliberately does not

  • A plain-English scope verdict - in or out - with a confidence indicator
  • Every product classified: Default, Important I & II, or Critical
  • A 0–100 risk score and band
  • Which of the 11 CRA checkpoints your public evidence covers, and which are unknown rather than failed
  • The open questions that would change the answer, so you know what to confirm first
  • A matched next step - a consultation with a CRA specialist, routed to your result
  • Cited public sources behind every finding

Where it stops

The report identifies; it does not prescribe. It gives you scope, a class per product, a readiness picture and the questions still open - not a remediation roadmap, which depends on your architecture, your suppliers and evidence no public page carries. Where the eleven checkpoints have no public evidence at all it reports them as not scored, rather than printing a number built from silence.

How we know this

Grounded, auditable, and honest about its limits

A versioned rulebook decides

Scope, class and score come from a deterministic, auditable rulebook (v0.5.1) that mirrors the CRA's annexes - not a chatbot's opinion. Same inputs, same result, every time.

AI only gathers evidence

The AI reads public sources and structures what it finds - it never sets the verdict. Every product is traced to a citation you can open.

Honest about the boundary

We are not a notified body and we do not issue CRA certificates. Where a product's class requires a notified-body assessment or an EU cybersecurity certificate, we say so and hand off to an accredited body rather than imply we can complete it.

CRASPACE is an indicative scoping aid - not legal advice and not a formal conformity assessment. Confirm with qualified advisors before acting. How the verdict is decided →