We don't certify your product — we help you assemble the compliance evidence file buyers, platforms and customs actually ask for: a Declaration of Conformity, a risk assessment, and a required-marks checklist. Electronics-first (CE / EMC / RoHS / WEEE / GPSR / FCC).
The blue mark is a free visual byproduct once your files are assembled. It is NOT a certification claim — ListingGood is not a certification body, and the mark never goes on your Amazon product image (Amazon policy Error 18729).
These are illustrative scenarios based on the common compliance situations our engine handles every day. No real customer data is shown — details are anonymized.
A Berlin seller's Bluetooth speaker was held at EU customs and flagged on Amazon.de for missing GPSR documentation. We assembled a Declaration of Conformity (CE / EMC / RoHS), a GPSR responsible-person record, and a required-marks checklist — clearing the hold with no certification fee.
A US seller relaunched a wireless charger that Amazon flagged for missing FCC authorization. We generated an FCC DoC template and a marks checklist (FCC mark, Proposition 65 where applicable), giving the seller a ready file to respond to the notice.
A brand selling in both DE and FR needed per-market compliance evidence. We produced one dossier with market-specific marks (CE for both, plus French Éco-contribution / Triman for FR) and a risk assessment tailored to each marketplace.
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ListingGood assembles your evidence files; it does not certify products. Final responsibility for accuracy rests with the manufacturer / importer.