Point your camera at a UDI barcode and see what the European Database on Medical Devices holds on that device — in seconds, without an account.
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Scanned from label
The app has three tabs, because there are three ways you normally arrive at a device: with it in your hand, with a part number on a screen, or with a company name in a contract.
Point the camera at the UDI carrier on the packaging. The app parses the GS1 application identifiers, pulls out the Device Identifier and looks it up straight away.
Combine criteria to cut a broad result set down to the record you actually need — then read the registered name, class, nomenclature, status and responsible operator.
Look up manufacturers, authorised representatives, importers and producers of system or procedure packs — and check whether their registration is actually current.
Confirm registration status, see how Basic UDI-DI groups a device family, and verify which EMDN code ended up on the record.
Procurement and biomedical engineering teams can scan a box in the stockroom and see whether it's registered — and who is responsible for it.
Verify a manufacturer's SRN and the actors behind a product, so your own obligations under MDR Articles 13 and 14 rest on something you've seen.
Notified body staff and anyone who needs a registration checked away from a desk will find it just as useful — scan the label, get the answer.
EUDAMED Mobile is built and maintained by one developer in Switzerland. Fill in the form and your mail app opens with everything already written — send it, and it comes straight to my inbox.
Found a record that looks wrong? Send the SRN or UDI-DI along. It usually tells me in one look whether it's the app or the registry entry.
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