What does the GPSR scanner check?
The scanner reviews seven signal groups: manufacturer, EU Responsible Person, warnings, product identification, electronic contact, listing image, and declared safety evidence.
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What information should an online product offer show?
For a distance-sale offer covered by the GPSR, check manufacturer identity and contact details, Responsible Person details where the manufacturer is outside the EU, product image and identifiers, and applicable warnings or safety information.
Manufacturer information
The check expects at least a name and postal address. Electronic contact is assessed separately and must be a valid email address or usable HTTPS URL.
EU Responsible Person information
When the manufacturer country is outside the EU/EEA and Northern Ireland, the scanner checks for the Responsible Person’s name, postal address, and electronic address.
GPSR Article 19
Article 19 covers information clearly visible in a distance-sale offer. It complements Article 16, which covers the presence and tasks of the responsible economic operator established in the EU.
GPSR for Amazon, Etsy, and Shopify
The same data groups are reviewed across channels. Automatic public-URL extraction is limited to supported Amazon and Etsy domains; Shopify and other channels can be entered manually.
How is the score calculated?
The score adds passed applicable checks only: manufacturer 25%, Responsible Person 20%, warnings 15%, identification 15%, contact 10%, safety evidence 10%, and image 5%. A review status earns no points. Confidence is calculated separately from input completeness.
The score measures completeness of submitted or extracted signals. It does not certify safety, legal compliance, or document authenticity.
Regulation (EU) 2023/988 — EUR-Lex