Organize your team.
Collect, organize, and maintain the technical documentation proving your conformance to applicable CE requirements in one place - easily accessible on the cloud for your global compliance team.
Access Europe. CE conformity, simplified.
Streamline CE conformity assessments, ensuring compliance and centralizing document management in an automated, cloud-based platform.
Keep your global team organized and moving forward in the cloud.
Combine RumzerCE with our other Product Stewardship apps for an end-to-end compliance solution.
Technical file complete
Toys: 9 of 12 checks done
Declaration of conformity ready
Why RumzerCE?
Because managing your access to the European market is too important to be relegated to spreadsheets, folders, and dossiers tucked away god-knows-where.
Organize. Automate. Verify. Elevate.
Automate workflow.
RumzerCE automates your internal workflow - allowing compliance teams and stakeholders to track conformity assessment progress from start to finish.
Verify compliance.
You bear responsibility for proving conformity with all relevant EU-wide requirements. With RumzerCE, you'll be prepared and able to share all documentation as required.
Elevate product stewardship.
RumzerCE includes our product material compliance platform - MatCheck. You now have one platform to manage CE technical documentation as well as manage compliance to EU REACH, RoHS and other product material regulations.
Product Groups.
We support CE conformity assessments for the following product groups.
Appliances burning gaseous fuels
Regulation (EU) 2016/426 on appliances burning gaseous fuels (GAR) is the legal framework that governs the placement and use of gas appliances and their fittings in the European Union. The regulation applies to appliances that burn gaseous fuels for various purposes such as cooking, heating, hot water production, refrigeration, lighting, and washing.
Low voltage electrical equipment
The Low Voltage Directive (LVD) applies to a wide range of electrical equipment for consumer and professional usage such as household appliances, cables, power supply units, laser equipment, and components like fuses.
Recreational craft
Recreational craft sold in the EU must comply with harmonised technical safety and environmental requirements, and meet the administrative obligations defined by the Recreational Craft Directive. Manufacturers are required to keep a technical file of all relevant data and officially declare the conformity of their product.
Construction products
The Construction Products Regulation (CPR) (EU Regulation No 305/2011) establishes uniform rules for an extensive list of products such as doors, windows, gates, thermal insulation, structural products, floorings and more. A newer instrument, Regulation (EU) 2024/3110, is now layered on top during a transition period.
Toys
The Toy Safety Directive (EU Directive 2009/48/EC) focuses on the health and safety of toys for children under 14 years of age. It includes provisions for manufacturers, importers, as well as distributors. A new Toy Safety Regulation, (EU) 2025/2509, has since been adopted and is transitioning in.
Good question
How's RumzerCE different from MatCheck?
RumzerCE manages CE technical documentation and conformity assessments for the EU product groups you choose - and RumzerCE includes our product material compliance platform, MatCheck. You get one platform for CE documentation plus compliance to EU REACH, RoHS and other product material regulations.
Regulations this product helps with
REACH
What the REACH SVHC Candidate List and Annex XIV Authorisation List require, who must act, and how MatCheck tracks REACH obligations across your BOMs.
Read the REACH explainerEU RoHS
The 10 substances EU RoHS restricts in electrical and electronic equipment, exemption basics, and how MatCheck automates RoHS compliance checks.
Read the EU RoHS explainerCE marking
CE marking requirements for gas appliances, low voltage equipment, recreational craft, construction products and toys, and how RumzerCE documents each.
Read the CE marking explainer
EU & global regulations
REACH Revisited, Part 1: The Cost of REACH’s Registration Requirement
REACH’s “no data, no market” registration requirement has drawn criticism at the WTO as too cumbersome and too costly. We look at why.
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EU & global regulations
REACH Revisited, Part 2: Lessons from Canada and Japan
Canada’s Chemicals Management Plan and Japan’s Kashinho take a risk-based approach to chemicals. How they compare with REACH’s hazard-based registration.
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