Many believe that once Anatel certification is obtained, the process is complete. But the reality is that any modification to the product—whether hardware, firmware, design, or even the manual—can directly impact the validity of the certificate.
Why is this important?
- Anatel requires that all changes be communicated for evaluation.
- Depending on the type of change, updating the certificate or even new laboratory testing may be necessary.
- Ignoring this step can pose risks: from warnings and penalties to suspension of the product’s sale in Brazil.
✔ Best practices:
- Create an internal workflow to identify and report technical changes.
- Maintain constant communication with your OCD.
- Ensure that the certificate is always up to date and reflects the actual product on the market.
Certification is not only a legal obligation; it is also a way to ensure trust, transparency, and security for the end consumer.
So, you know? If your product undergoes any updates, call our team—we’ll be ready to assess whether there’s an impact on the current certification and ensure your certificate is always compliant.
For more information, contact Trustcert.
