Creating technical documentation – professional and standard-compliant. 

Which documents are required depends on the product, its intended use, the target audiences and the applicable legal requir­em­ents. Technical docum­ent­ation can include, for example, operating, user or install­ation instruct­ions, service information, online help, as well as safety-related and CE-related docum­ent­ation. At the outset, we therefore assess which documents you actually need for your product. 

Yes. We review existing docum­ent­ation in particular with regard to content, structure, compreh­ens­ib­ility, consistency and complet­eness. Depending on the assignment, we also take relevant standards and directives into account. You will receive either a documented assessment or a directly revised version. 

Yes. We review the available information and evaluate what outcome is possible based on it. With the help of structured research and suitable AI tools, we can generate technical docum­ent­ation even from limited information. However, for docum­ent­ation that can be approved, a technical review and sufficient information are required. 

For smaller, clearly defined projects, costs start in the low four-figure range. This can include, for example, instruct­ions for a simple product with complete source docum­ent­ation. For complex machines and systems, many variants or languages, as well as extensive regulatory requir­em­ents, the effort increases accordingly. If we accompany the market launch of a highly regulated product with extensive docum­ent­ation, costs can also reach the six-figure range. The decisive factors are above all product complexity, volume of docum­ent­ation, quality of the existing materials, research effort, regulatory requir­em­ents and the need for coord­in­ation. After an initial evaluation, we can real­ist­ic­ally assess the effort and prepare a concrete quotation. 

We prepare your manual in accordance with the legal, normative and product-specific requir­em­ents agreed for the project. To this end, we first examine which requir­em­ents are relevant and document the underlying requir­em­ents. Docum­ent­ation in conformity with standards reduces risks but does not constitute a blanket legal guarantee. Liability and resp­ons­ib­ility for the product, the risk assessment and the technical information provided remain with the manuf­act­urer.