End-to-end product compliance expertise that reduces regulatory risk, controls cost, and supports products from early design through certification and scale.
Who We Are
Veritus Product Compliance is a product compliance consulting and contracting firm built by professionals who have spent decades owning regulated products end-to-end.
We are not checklist auditors or late-stage advisors.
We are product leaders who have been accountable for compliance outcomes across the full lifecycle — from early concept and design decisions through certification, launch, and scale.
Our experience spans complex hardware, software-enabled systems, manufacturing environments, and regulated markets where compliance failures carry real financial, operational, and reputational consequences.
That experience shapes how we work, how we prioritize risk, and how we protect our clients’ investments.
Our Mission
Our mission is simple:
Reduce regulatory risk and total compliance cost by embedding compliance into the product lifecycle — not reacting to it at the end.
We help organizations:
- identify compliance risk early, when mitigation is least expensive
- make informed design and certification decisions
- avoid costly redesigns, retesting, and launch delays
- maintain predictable timelines and outcomes
- move forward with confidence at the executive and board level
We believe compliance should support product success — not become a bottleneck.
How We Work
We partner closely with product, engineering, and operations teams to ensure compliance is designed in, not bolted on.
Whether advising at the concept stage, embedding with teams during development, or owning execution through certification and launch, our focus remains the same:
Prevent problems before they become expensive.
This lifecycle-driven approach consistently reduces risk, shortens certification timelines, and protects prior R&D investment.
Why Veritus?
Most compliance costs are not compliance fees — they are correction costs.
Our clients engage Veritus because we:
- have lived the consequences of compliance decisions
- understand the tradeoffs between cost, schedule, and regulation
- know where products fail — and how to prevent it
- stay accountable beyond a single report or milestone
Experience matters when compliance carries real stakes.
