From an individual product assessment to ongoing implementation, NexTech.Law helps manufacturers translate the Cyber Resilience Act into concrete decisions, responsibilities, processes and reliable evidence.
Choose the starting point that matches the current status of your company and products.
The free CRA Applicability Checker provides an automated preliminary assessment based on the Cyber Resilience Act and official EU sources.
Automated preliminary assessment only. It is not a final individual assessment or confirmation of conformity.
Not every company needs to begin with a comprehensive CRA project. The important step is to define the right next action.
A personal expert assessment for one clearly described product.
Best for: Companies requiring a substantiated assessment of scope, economic operator role, product class and likely conformity assessment route.
Outcome: A documented assessment of the key consequences and recommended next steps.
Move from an unclear CRA status to a prioritised, management-ready implementation roadmap within 15 working days.
Best for: Manufacturers that know or expect their products to be in scope but do not yet have an agreed roadmap, responsibilities and priorities.
Outcome: Gap analysis, responsibilities, a 90-day plan and management readout for one product family.
Ongoing access with a 12-month term; alternatively €1,990 net per year.
Digital workspace for CRA readiness, evidence, gaps and ongoing implementation management.
Note: The CRA Control Room can be used independently as a self-service solution or as a shared digital workspace during the Mobilisation Sprint and ongoing CRA support.
Additional note: Personal consulting is not automatically included and can be commissioned separately.
Predictable CRA programme leadership and implementation support throughout the project lifecycle.
Best for: Companies requiring professional support for their internal CRA core team or the delivery of defined implementation work packages.
Outcome: A clearly scoped implementation programme with agreed milestones, responsibilities and predictable ongoing support.
A personal and clearly scoped preliminary assessment for one product.
The CRA Entry Check is designed for companies that need more than automated guidance and require a traceable expert assessment for one clearly described product.
The assessment is based on information provided by the customer. Changes to the product, its intended use or its market structure may require a new assessment.
A clear decision-making and implementation foundation within 15 working days.
The Mobilisation Sprint closes the gap between initial CRA classification and actual implementation. It aligns management, product, engineering, quality and compliance and translates regulatory requirements into a prioritised roadmap.
Define the product family, establish the starting position and identify the relevant internal stakeholders.
Assess existing processes, evidence, responsibilities and identifiable implementation gaps.
Prioritise actions, assign responsibilities and present a concrete 90-day plan.
After 15 working days, the company has a traceable baseline assessment, clearly allocated responsibilities, prioritised work packages and a management-ready basis for further CRA implementation.
One product family · 15 working days from receipt of all agreed information
For the purpose of the Sprint, a product family is an agreed group of products or variants with substantially shared architecture, code base, function and market structure. The precise scope is agreed during the kick-off.
Structure product-specific CRA readiness, evidence, gaps and progress in one place.
The CRA Control Room supports companies in assessing and continuously managing product-specific CRA implementation. Available plans start at €199 net per month.
The CRA Control Room can be used independently as a self-service solution or as a shared digital workspace during the Mobilisation Sprint and ongoing CRA support.
The CRA Control Room is a self-service solution. Personal review or consulting time is not automatically included and can be commissioned separately.
Predictable CRA programme leadership and implementation support throughout the project lifecycle.
NexTech.Law supports the internal CRA core team throughout the project lifecycle or assumes responsibility for clearly defined work packages. Scope, milestones, responsibilities and the monthly fixed fee are agreed before the project begins.
CRA-as-a-Service is structured around an agreed scope, concrete milestones and clear responsibilities. Fees are agreed as a predictable monthly fixed amount. Scope, duration and pricing depend on the product portfolio, current maturity and required work packages.
CRA-as-a-Service can build on a CRA Mobilisation Sprint, an existing internal assessment or an already established CRA roadmap.
Determine whether and how your product is likely to fall within the CRA.
Establish an agreed decision-making basis, clear responsibilities and a prioritised roadmap.
Use the CRA Control Room independently or as a shared workspace for readiness, gaps, evidence and progress.
Receive ongoing support for your CRA core team or commission defined implementation work packages from NexTech.Law.
NexTech.Law combines regulatory CRA expertise with more than 20 years of international business, management and technology experience. Each engagement is personally led by Mag. Michael Jesse, LL.M., CEMS MIM.
Assessments are based on Regulation (EU) 2024/2847, official guidance and other relevant EU sources.
The objective is not merely to explain the regulation, but to establish clear decisions, responsibilities, work packages, processes and evidence.
The main point of contact remains involved throughout the agreed engagement.
The free CRA Checker generates an automated preliminary assessment based on the answers entered. The CRA Entry Check includes a personal review of the product information and a written assessment of scope, economic operator role, product class, likely conformity assessment route and next steps.
The CRA Entry Check addresses the fundamental classification of one clearly described product. The Mobilisation Sprint goes significantly further by assessing the organisational and documentation baseline, allocating responsibilities and creating a prioritised 90-day implementation plan for one product family.
No. The CRA Control Room is an optional digital workspace. It can be used independently, during the Mobilisation Sprint or together with CRA-as-a-Service.
No. The stated Control Room prices do not automatically include personal consulting time or an individual expert review. Personal support can be commissioned separately.
No. The Sprint creates a structured decision-making and implementation foundation. The identified legal, organisational and technical measures must subsequently be implemented, documented and, where necessary, technically tested.
Existing processes and evidence are considered and may reduce duplicated work. However, they do not automatically demonstrate compliance with the CRA. Their suitability must be assessed in the relevant product and process context.
No. NexTech.Law is not a notified conformity assessment body. Where an external conformity assessment is required, NexTech.Law can support its preparation and help coordinate work with suitable technical providers.
Depending on the company’s size, relevant participants generally include representatives from product management, engineering or development, cybersecurity, quality or compliance and a management sponsor with decision-making authority.
The Article 14 reporting obligations apply from 11 September 2026. The main remaining CRA obligations apply from 11 December 2027. Specific transitional provisions apply to products placed on the market earlier and to subsequent substantial modifications.
From an individual Entry Check to the Mobilisation Sprint, the digital Control Room and ongoing CRA programme leadership, we help you identify the right next step.
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