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Corvus ProductTrust

Product evidence you can follow.

Connect product configurations, supplier evidence, technical files, passports and lifecycle changes.

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Corvus ProductTrust

Illustrative workflow · tailored to your agreed scope

  1. 01Define the product
  2. 02Collect supplier evidence
  3. 03Review the technical file
  4. 04Approve publication
  5. 05Track lifecycle changes

Follow the work from start to finish.

Give each role the context it needs, with the next hand-off visible.

Product & component records

Connect models, variants, components, batches and relevant software releases.

Supplier evidence

Collect supporting information while retaining its source, provenance and review status.

Technical files

Organise reviewed tests, declarations and supporting records around the product.

Controlled product passports

Publish approved information through appropriate public and restricted views.

Product security

Connect software components, vulnerabilities, releases and the decisions they require.

Review & portable evidence

Keep human approvals and evidence exports visible across lifecycle changes.

Product scope

Start with the right profile.

An evidence and compliance-operations suite for manufacturers, importers and product teams. It supports reviewed decisions; it does not automatically certify compliance or approve submissions.

From source evidence to controlled information.

Collect the relevant supplier and product records. Organise the technical evidence. Review gaps and changes. Prepare the permitted product information, passport or export from the agreed record.

Keep context with the evidence.

Bring product records, supplier material and technical files together. Track the review work around changes. Explore product-security operations and export scope where relevant. Keep the responsible reviewer visible instead of presenting an automated conclusion as certification.

Evidence management is not legal approval.

The product helps organise information and review workflows. It does not independently certify a product, approve it for a regulator or guarantee that a legal obligation has been met. Your organisation must define the applicable requirements and accountable decisions.

Useful questions, answered.

Review their formats, ownership and relationship to products during scoping. A document's presence is not proof that its contents are correct or current.

Publication and export scope must be deliberately defined. Internal evidence and approved public information are different outputs.

See your team’s workflow.

Bring one representative example, including the exceptions that make the work difficult.