Your CRA reporting readiness
On current process you could not file inside the 24-hour window. That is not a documentation gap — it is an exposure that begins on 11 September and attaches to products you have already shipped.
You could file, but not reliably, and probably not in every market you sell into. The failure mode is a missed window on the one product nobody had inventoried.
The process exists. The remaining question is whether it has been tested against a real disclosure rather than described in a document.
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There are fourteen days. That is not enough time for a full readiness programme, and it is enough time to stop being exposed.
Before 11 September
€4,500 fixedFive business days
Scoped to one question: are you exposed on the eleventh. Produces the minimum viable reporting process, your CSIRT coordinator map, and named filers with out-of-hours authority.
See the sprint scopeThe full picture
€9,500 – €16,000Ten business days, fixed fee
Portfolio, detection and reporting across your whole product line — including Annex III and Annex IV classification and the conformity route each product takes.
See the full scopeOur honest recommendation
Scoring in this band means the process is documented and the roles are assigned. What we would actually suggest is smaller: one tabletop exercise run against a real historical disclosure, to find out whether the process survives contact with a live clock. Half a day, and it either confirms you are fine or finds the one thing that isn't.
Ask about a tabletop