Industries
Industries We Serve: Regulatory Compliance by Product Category
Global product approvals for technology, industrial, medical, consumer, automotive, energy, and chemical manufacturers. Sector-specific regulatory expertise from one accountable partner.
Expertise across the product categories we regulate every day
Every industry has its own regulators, standards, and ways a launch goes wrong.
A wireless headset, a mining conveyor, a blood glucose monitor, a children's night light, an EV charger, and an industrial solvent all need approval before they can be sold in a new country. Beyond that, they have almost nothing in common. Different authorities regulate them. Different standards apply. Different evidence is expected, different labels are required, and different things go wrong at customs. A compliance partner that treats them as interchangeable will miss the requirement that matters.
ORBIS Compliance works across the product categories that carry real regulatory weight: technology and connected products, industrial machinery and automation, medical devices, consumer and commercial goods, automotive and mobility, energy and electrical products, and chemicals and materials. Our legal and engineering professionals know the regulatory regimes each sector lives under, how they differ between markets, and where the approval path usually breaks.
What's common across all of them is how we work: one accountable Legal & Engineering Global Regulatory Advisory, direct engagement with regulators, and ORBIS Intelligent Compliance keeping every product's approvals, evidence, and obligations in one place your team can see.
Product categories
Select your industry
- Technology & Connected Products
Consumer electronics, telecom equipment, wireless and RF, IoT, computing hardware, and components.
- Industrial, Machinery & Automation
Machinery, automation, instruments and controls, agriculture, mining, and construction equipment.
- Medical Devices
Medical equipment, connected medical devices, diagnostics, monitoring, and medical electronics.
- Consumer & Commercial Products
Consumer goods, beauty and personal care, toys, textiles and apparel, packaging, and water and plumbing.
- Automotive & Mobility
Vehicles, e-mobility, vehicle electronics, connected vehicles, and components and spare parts.
- Energy & Electrical
Batteries and energy storage, electrical equipment, lighting, appliances and HVAC, and energy products.
- Chemicals & Materials
Industrial and specialty chemicals, plastics and engineered materials, and components and formulations.
What every sector shares
Different regulators. Same need: one accountable path from product to approval.
Whatever you make, you need someone who knows your product's regulatory regime, can engage its authorities directly, and keeps every approval visible as your markets and rules change.
Multi-regime products
Most modern products live under several regimes at once.
A connected medical monitor is a medical device, a radio transmitter, an electrical product, and a battery product. An electric bike is a vehicle, a battery system, a radio product if it has connectivity, and a consumer good. An industrial sensor is machinery safety, EMC, hazardous location, and radio. The industry label tells you where to start. It doesn't tell you where the requirements stop.
This is where sector-by-sector compliance breaks down. The medical consultant doesn't handle the radio approval. The radio lab doesn't know the medical device registration. The battery registration is nobody's job. Fragmented Compliance isn't only about many countries. It's also about many regimes touching one product with no one seeing the whole.
ORBIS reads the product against every regime it touches, in every market, as one file. That's what a Legal & Engineering Global Regulatory Advisory is for, and it's why our industry pages link to each other as often as they link to services.
Don't see your product category? We can help.
Regulated products don't always fit a neat label. Tell us what you make and where you sell it, and we'll map the approvals it needs.
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