Signals the workflow would surface
- The seller's actual economic-operator role is identified first.
- The proposed address is checked for reliable official correspondence and marketplace acceptance.
GPSR product listing readiness
Review manufacturer and EU responsible person address display requirements without promising that a PO Box or virtual address is always sufficient.
What this page is for
Handmade, micro-business, Etsy, and home-based sellers concerned about publishing contact details on EU-facing listings.
Privacy concerns are real, but replacing required operator details with an unverified PO Box, mailbox, or virtual address can create a second compliance problem.
This is a compliance workflow, risk discovery, and evidence management tool. It is not legal advice, not a legal certification, and manual review is required.
What the workspace generates
Evidence-based guidance
Primary sources: GPSR Article 19 — distance-sale information
Worked example
Illustrative input: A micro-seller wants to replace a home address with a mailbox service on an EU-facing listing.
The checklist prepares questions for legal and marketplace review without publishing unverified details.
Decision boundary: ComplyFolio does not claim that every PO box, virtual office or service address satisfies GPSR duties.
This is a fictional workflow example, not a customer result, legal opinion, product-safety decision, or accessibility conformance claim.
Intent-specific review
This checklist narrows the workflow to the task on this page. Verify every item against the live product, service journey, and source evidence.
Identify whether you are the manufacturer, importer, distributor, or another operator before choosing which details to display.
Confirm the address is valid for the relevant operator and can reliably receive official correspondence and product-safety requests.
Check marketplace rules and the law of the relevant Member State before using a PO Box or third-party address service.
Do not display a third party as an EU responsible person unless a valid mandate and service relationship exist.
Example output
These examples show the shape of the workflow output. They are not legal conclusions and require manual review.
request registered supplier details.
add verified economic operator information.
request label artwork and traceability records.
export product.json, checklist.json, supplier email, label draft, warnings, platform fields, snapshot, and review schedule.
Methodology and review status
The workspace extracts bounded page evidence, applies versioned rules, and optionally runs axe in an isolated browser worker. Automated output is directional and must be verified against the live journey, supplier evidence, product-specific requirements, and applicable national law.
Rules version: 2026.09.2. Last reviewed: . See the public changelog.
Primary references
Free public beta
No login and no payment. All generated outputs are open in the Free Beta workflow.
New product review
Use one URL for a focused review, or paste a small batch when you need to compare listings.
You can run the check with only a public URL. Add these details when you already know them; unknown fields remain review tasks.
No login, no payment, no locked report. Results are generated from extracted page signals and structured rules.
FAQ
No. GPSR distance-sale offers require postal and electronic contact details; whether a PO Box or service address is sufficient depends on the operator role and applicable rules. This is a compliance workflow, risk discovery, and evidence management tool, not legal advice or a legal certification.
It focuses on Privacy concerns are real, but replacing required operator details with an unverified PO Box, mailbox, or virtual address can create a second compliance problem. The workspace then generates structured findings, supplier tasks, drafts, reminders, and Evidence Pack output for manual review.
No. The report helps identify missing information and organize evidence. Manual review is required before publishing or submitting compliance materials.
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