Before electronic Certificates of Conformity can be accepted, they must pass multiple validation checks. This article explains the concept of eCoC validation.
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Before electronic Certificates of Conformity can be accepted, they must pass multiple validation checks. This article explains the concept of eCoC validation.
For background on this topic, start with eCoC XML.
For a related explanation, review validation processes.
For another connected topic, see conformity verification.
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