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Is this manufacturer registered in EUDAMED?
Type a manufacturer name, its SRN or its website. You see whether the company has a Single Registration Number, how many devices and certificates it has registered, and how long is left until the deadline.
Registration deadline for devices already on the market: 28 November 2026 (34 days left; European Commission)
The checker data is being prepared. The deadline and the guide below apply already.
What has to be registered, and by when
- Since 28 May 2026 the actor, UDI/device, notified body and certificate, and market surveillance modules of EUDAMED are mandatory (Commission Decision (EU) 2025/2371, published 27 November 2025).
- New devices placed on the market from 28 May 2026 must be registered before the first unit is placed on the market.
- Devices already on the market, legacy devices included, that are still placed on the market after 28 May 2026 must be registered by 28 November 2026.
The full rules, the exceptions and the official documents: EUDAMED deadline: what manufacturers must register. Sources: Q&A on the gradual roll-out of EUDAMED (MDCG 2024-11, European Commission); Commission notice of 27 November 2025.
Need every manufacturer, not one?
Dataset licence
Every registered economic operator with SRN, website domain, registry ids, devices by risk class, certificates and notified bodies, and the US FDA cross-reference, as daily files.
Dataset licenceDevices API
GET /v1/devices/manufacturers by domain, SRN, name, country or risk class, one manufacturer's devices and the change events. Free key to start; agents use the MCP server. The whole dataset as files: data licence.
Device registration alert (optional)
Follow a manufacturer by SRN or website: one email on the day EUDAMED shows its first device, new UDI-DIs or a certificate change. Use the button on a result. Free account, no card; the checker itself needs no email. Following client SRNs as a consultant or authorised representative? Portfolio tiers.
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What is the EUDAMED deadline for devices already on the market?
Devices placed on the EU market before the UDI/Device module became mandatory on 28 May 2026, and still placed on the market after it, must be registered in EUDAMED within 12 months of the Commission notice published in the Official Journal on 27 November 2025: by 28 November 2026. Legacy devices (certified under the old directives) are included. New devices placed on the market from 28 May 2026 must be registered before the first unit is sold.
What is an SRN?
The Single Registration Number that EUDAMED gives each manufacturer, authorised representative and importer once the competent authority validates its actor registration, for example DE-MF-000006413 (country, role, number). A device can only be registered by a manufacturer with an SRN.
Does "no device registered" mean a company is breaking the rules?
No. A device that is no longer placed on the EU market after 28 May 2026 does not need registering, and a company may still be within the deadline. The checker shows what EUDAMED publishes; treat a gap as something to check, not as a finding.
Can I get an email when a manufacturer registers its devices?
Yes, optionally. On a manufacturer result, choose the email alert: after you confirm your address, you get one email on the day EUDAMED shows its first device, new UDI-DIs or a certificate issued, withdrawn or expiring. Free for up to 10 manufacturers, one-click unsubscribe in every email. The checker itself needs no email.
Where does the data come from?
From the public EUDAMED database of the European Commission, read anonymously and refreshed regularly. Legal entities only: names that read as a person and all contact details are left out. Arcadium Data is independent of the European Commission.
Source: EUDAMED, the European database on medical devices (European Commission), public data reused under Commission Decision 2011/833/EU (© European Union). Legal entities only. A registration, or its absence, is not proof of conformity or of non-compliance. Independent of the European Commission.