All Frameworks

Your Products Cross 30+ Jurisdictions. Your Compliance Evidence Shouldn't Live in 30 Different Systems.

Certivo is the system of record for supply chain compliance evidence. One platform collects evidence from suppliers, validates it against 150+ regulatory compliance frameworks simultaneously, and generates customer-ready proof on demand.

The regulation changes. The workflow doesn't: Collect. Validate. Prove.

Why This Page Exists

Compliance teams at regulated manufacturers don't face one regulation. They face dozens—spanning materials, trade, cybersecurity, sustainability, human rights, and product safety—across the EU, US, UK, and Asia-Pacific. Each framework demands different evidence types, from different suppliers, in different formats, against different thresholds, on different timelines.

This page maps the complete regulatory compliance landscape that Certivo supports. Every framework links to a dedicated page with regulation-specific obligations, deadlines, enforcement mechanisms, and how Certivo automates compliance evidence management for that framework.

What's Covered:

• Government regulations and laws with enforcement authority and penalties
• Voluntary reporting frameworks increasingly required by customers and investors
• Certifiable management system standards required for supplier qualification
• Product safety certifications and market access conformity marks
• Cybersecurity and digital compliance frameworks for connected products and defense
• Industry-specific material data systems and OEM compliance requirements

Solutions

Materials & Environmental

Trade & Customs

Sustainability & Carbon Compliance

Supplier & Contractor Management

Emissions and Performance

Chemical & Hazmat Compliance

Cybersecurity & Digital Compliance

Product Safety & Certification

Quality Management Systems

Customer & Industry Requirements

Why Compliance is Broken Today

The Spreadsheet Ceiling

Most compliance teams manage obligations in spreadsheets, shared drives, and email folders. At 5 suppliers and 2 regulations, this works. At 500 suppliers across 15 frameworks and 6 jurisdictions, it collapses. Evidence is scattered. Version control is nonexistent. Audit preparation consumes weeks of labor.

The Point Solution Trap

Organizations adopt separate tools for materials compliance, another for conflict minerals, another for carbon reporting, another for cybersecurity. Each requires its own supplier campaigns, data formats, and validation logic. Suppliers receive duplicate requests from every customer. Teams maintain parallel systems. No single view of compliance status exists across frameworks.

The Risk Score Illusion

Many platforms offer risk scores, dashboards, and supplier ratings. None of those pass an audit. Customers don't accept risk scores—they accept evidence: validated declarations, signed certificates, traceable attestations, and regulator-grade documentation packages. Risk scores don't pass audits. Evidence does.

The Regulatory Acceleration Crisis

Between 2024 and 2026, the EU introduced CBAM, CSRD, CRA, CSDDD, ESPR, the Digital Product Passport, the Forced Labour Regulation, and expanded REACH to 253 SVHCs. The US expanded UFLPA enforcement, CMMC reached implementation, and PFAS regulations proliferated across 15+ states. New compliance obligations are arriving faster than teams can hire.

The Universal Compliance Workflow: Collect. Validate. Prove.

Every regulation is different. The workflow for managing compliance evidence is the same. Certivo operationalizes this universal workflow across every framework, every supplier, and every product in your portfolio.

COLLECT

Get Evidence In

CORA launches targeted multilingual supplier campaigns through centralized supplier self-service portals. Suppliers submit evidence once—in any format, any language—and that single submission satisfies every framework. Automated follow-up sequences adapt based on supplier behavior. Response rates reach 95% compared to 20% with manual outreach.

VALIDATE

Make Sense of It

CORA parses every document using AI document parsing and certificate validation—PDFs, Excel, XML, images, even handwritten scans—extracting structured data to substance, component, and threshold level with 99.2% accuracy. A single supplier submission validates against all applicable regulations simultaneously: REACH, RoHS, PFAS, TSCA, Prop 65, Conflict Minerals, and every other active framework. Anomaly detection flags inconsistent, expired, or suspicious documents for human review. BOM-level compliance intelligence maps evidence to your product structure.

PROVE

Prove Compliance Out

One-click audit-ready packages generate customer-specific compliance documentation in hours—not weeks. Complete traceability from supplier evidence to customer deliverable. Regulatory reporting in the format each authority requires.

Industries Served

Key Statistics

80% Reduction in compliance labor with AI-native automation

4 hours From supplier evidence to customer-ready compliance package

150+ Regulatory compliance frameworks supported across 10 categories

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of compliance frameworks does Certivo support?

Certivo supports 150+ regulatory compliance frameworks across 10 categories: materials and environmental (REACH, RoHS, PFAS), trade and customs (EAR, ITAR, OFAC), sustainability and carbon (CBAM, CSRD, EUDR), cybersecurity (CRA, CMMC), human rights (UFLPA, LkSG), product safety (CE, UL, FCC), and more. New frameworks are added through configuration—not code.

How does Certivo handle multi-framework validation from a single supplier submission?

When a supplier submits evidence through Certivo's free portal, CORA validates that single submission against every applicable regulation simultaneously.

What makes Certivo different from other compliance platforms?

Most platforms collect questionnaires and generate risk scores. Certivo collects actual evidence—certificates, declarations, test reports, attestations—then CORA parses, validates, and maps that evidence to regulatory requirements at the substance, component, and product level.