All Tech Compliance
Laboratory Testing Coordination
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Testing Coordination & Report Review

Technical test evidence is often needed for ICASA, NRCS and regional applications. All Tech Compliance is a regulatory consultancy, not a testing laboratory: we help identify relevant standards, review existing reports and coordinate additional testing with suitable independent facilities when required.

Determine Test Scope Independent Laboratories Report Review Application Readiness

We connect the product’s technology, intended market and applicable standards to the evidence needed for the intended approval.

We coordinate with appropriate testing facilities and help align the test brief, samples and documentation with the project requirements.

We examine available reports for model consistency, technical coverage and possible regulatory submission gaps.

We help assemble a coherent technical evidence pack and identify matters that may need clarification or further testing.

Identify Standards
Coordinate Testing
Review Evidence.

Testing is only useful when it supports the correct regulatory pathway. We help determine what evidence is needed, organise work with independent laboratories and check the resulting documentation before it is used in an application.

Confirm Scope 01.
Review the device, test history, intended markets and applicable regulatory standards to determine likely evidence needs.
Coordinate the Lab 02.
Assist with laboratory selection and communication, sample or technical-file requirements, and clarification of the test brief.
Review Results 03.
Check reports for relevant coverage and product consistency, identify gaps and help align the documents with the intended submission.
Does All Tech Compliance operate its own testing laboratory?
No. We provide compliance consultancy, standards guidance and testing coordination with suitable independent laboratories. Testing and laboratory-issued results remain the responsibility of the laboratory.
What is the difference between RF and EMC testing?
RF testing addresses radio transmission characteristics and applicable spectrum-related limits. EMC testing considers electromagnetic emissions and immunity. A product may require one or both, depending on its technology and the approval route.
When is electrical safety testing relevant?
Electrical safety testing can be relevant to regulated mains-powered or other applicable equipment under the relevant safety standard. We assess the product and intended market before recommending a test scope.
Can an existing international test report be used?
Sometimes. It depends on the target regulator, report completeness, laboratory accreditation, standard edition and whether the report matches the product model. We can review the report for likely gaps.
What happens if a test report is incomplete or does not meet the required standard?
We identify the discrepancy and explain the evidence still needed. The manufacturer and laboratory may need to clarify, update, repeat or extend testing before a regulatory application can proceed.
What information should we send for a testing enquiry?
Useful starting information includes the product name and model, a specification sheet, wireless interfaces if any, target countries, existing reports and the intended approval or market-entry timeline.
Does coordinating a test guarantee regulatory approval?
No. A report is one part of the applicable evidence. Final decisions are taken by the regulator and may depend on additional documentation, administrative requirements and product-specific conditions.

Need Testing Support?

Tell us the device or product model, the approval you are pursuing and which reports you already have. We can help determine whether review, further testing or laboratory coordination is needed.

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