What product details should I gather before a manual review?
Gather the product names, SKUs, descriptions, variants, and any available manufacturer or brand details. Include the products you intend to ship to EU customers, including items that share a listing or product family. These are preparation prompts, not a pass/fail test.
Which Shopify listing details are useful for GPSR readiness review?
Keep the matching Shopify listing titles, URLs, descriptions, images, and product-category context with the product records they describe. Brimwrit reviews the source information you submit; it does not automatically scan Shopify or access a live Shopify account.
What safety and warning information should I collect?
Collect warnings, precautions, instructions, age guidance, and other safety language shown with the product or packaging. Keep available labels, manuals, test reports, certificates, or supplier evidence together so their safety context can be reviewed.
What if I am missing a document or safety record?
Record the open question or missing document instead of guessing at a result. Marking an item as unavailable is more useful than filling a gap with an assumption; Brimwrit can keep the gap visible for manual follow-up.
Which policies and evidence records should I organize?
Gather relevant store policies, product documentation, supplier records, and internal notes about how information was collected. Include the URLs or filenames that connect each policy or evidence item to the products and listings it supports, plus dates, versions, and ownership notes when available.
What EU-side contact information should I identify?
Note the EU-based responsible person or other EU contact details you believe apply to the products you ship, if you have them. Include the name, address, email, and supporting records when available and appropriate to share. If you are unsure whether a contact applies to a product, Brimwrit can flag the question for manual follow-up, not decide it for you.
Does Brimwrit provide legal advice or determine compliance?
No. Brimwrit provides general guidance and manual review support. This FAQ and any readiness review are not legal advice or a legal, regulatory, or compliance determination. Readiness means being prepared to review the right information; it is not a claim that a product, listing, or business is compliant. Speak with qualified legal or regulatory help about the facts of your business and products.
Where can I read the full guide or start a manual audit intake?
Read the EU GPSR Readiness Guide for US Shopify Sellers for the preparation checklist, then use the existing signed-in manual audit intake when you are ready to submit information for manual review. The guide and intake are linked on this page.