Check your CPSC eFiling CSV before the Registry does
Drop a Template V3 file or your own product sheet. Every row is checked, and each fix is spelled out.
Drop your product sheet or a Template V3 CSV
Does not replace testing. Your sheet is checked in your browser. Nothing is uploaded. .csv, .xlsx or pasted rows.
What you get
V3 bulk file
Your valid rows in CPSC's Template V3 column order, with dates, commas and code separators already corrected. Import it in the Product Registry.
Broker sheet
The seven data elements per product that a customs broker needs for a Full Message Set, with lab names filled in.
CPC/GCC PDF
One draft certificate per product, laid out in the seven sections of 16 CFR 1110.11, for you to review and sign.
Every row is checked against CPSC's Template V3 columns, the citation and exclusion code lists, and the accepted-lab list. A lab ID that is not on the accepted-lab list is a row error, and a test report ID and test date are required. See every check and its fix.
Price
$29 per validated file
Up to 25 products. All three downloads.
$79 a year
Unlimited files and products.
Free during launch: nothing is charged today, and no card or account is asked for. Checking a file and the written report stay free.
Questions
Is my file uploaded?
No. The file is read and checked by code running in your browser. Nothing in it is sent to a server.
Does a valid file mean my product complies?
No. The tool checks that the file follows CPSC's CSV Template V3 rules and that codes and lab IDs exist in CPSC's lists. It cannot check that the product was tested or that the details are true. It does not replace testing.
Will the Product Registry accept a file that passes here?
It should get past the format rules in CPSC's CSV guide, but the Registry also checks things only it can see, such as whether a trade party ID already exists in your Product Collection. Review the import screen before confirming.
Do I need the Product Registry at all?
Not always. If your broker files a Full Message Set, you can hand over seven data elements per product and skip the Registry. The broker sheet is built for that.
What file types can I drop?
CSV, tab-separated text, or an .xlsx workbook (the first sheet is read). You can also paste rows copied from a spreadsheet.
Why does the tool insist on a test report ID?
CPSC's CSV guide treats the report ID as optional. This tool requires it for every tested rule so that each certificate points at a real lab report, and it refuses stand-ins such as N/A or TBD.