Free Compliance Checker

Which approvals does your product need in India?

Type or pick your product, answer four quick questions, and see every mandatory and voluntary certification, plus what GeM and government tenders will ask for. Built from official BIS, BEE, TEC, WPC, CDSCO and STQC lists covering 969 products.

✓ Verified 2 November 2026✓ Free, no sign-up✓ Confirmed by experts on request

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You are Manufacturer in India Importer of a foreign-made product Brand owner / trader (made by someone else in India) Foreign manufacturer exporting to India

The product Runs on electricity or has electronics Has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cellular, RFID or other radio Contains or is sold with a battery Sold in retail packaging (pre-packed for consumers or online)

Where you sell To government (GeM, tenders, PSUs, railways)

About this checker

How do I know if my product needs BIS certification?

Search your product in the checker. If it is on the BIS Compulsory Registration Scheme (CRS) list or covered by a Quality Control Order (ISI mark), BIS certification is mandatory before you make, import or sell it in India.

Is this checker free?

Yes. It is free, and you can email the result to yourself or ask our team to confirm it for your exact model at no cost.

Does the checker cover GeM and government tenders?

Yes. Choose that you sell to government and the result adds GeM registration, OEM vendor assessment, the certificates GeM and buyers ask for, Make in India local content and MSE benefits.

How accurate is the result?

It is built from the official BIS, BEE, TEC, WPC, CDSCO and STQC product lists, last verified on 2 November 2026. Requirements can depend on the exact model, rating and use, so confirm with our team before you file or ship.

Sources: BIS Compulsory Registration Order lists and Quality Control Orders, BIS Scheme X notifications, BEE (Appliance Labeling and Compliance) Regulations 2026, TEC MTCTE notified products, WPC de-licensed band notifications, Medical Devices Rules 2017, Cosmetics Rules 2020, STQC schemes, E-Waste, Battery Waste and Plastic Waste Management Rules, Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) Rules, GeM Vendor Validation Policy v5.0 and the Public Procurement (Preference to Make in India) Order. Last verified 2 November 2026. This tool gives general guidance, not legal advice.