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ANATEL transition to the New Certifica System

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01-SEP-26

ANATEL has officially begun the transition from the Mosaico‑SCH platform to the new Certifica System.

As part of this migration, all applicant companies must ensure they are properly registered in SEI‑Anatel and have granted their OCD the required power of attorney. Without this authorization, certification and homologation processes cannot be submitted, creating potential delays for regulatory timelines and product launches.

ANATEL’s current schedule indicates full operation of Certifica on 31 August 2026, though the Agency may adjust dates as implementation progresses.

Now is the time for applicant companies to review their SEI‑Anatel status and confirm that all necessary authorizations are in place.

Eleos continues to monitor ANATEL’s updates and is supporting clients throughout the adaptation to Certifica, ensuring continuity and efficiency in approval activities.

Eleos Compliance offer international RF, EMC, Safety and Green type approval services for radiocommunications products.

Eleos Compliance are a sustainable, values-based business combining extensive experience in the wireless homologation sector with outstanding project management.

For full support with your global market access requirements or regulatory intelligence needs please contact us at enquiries@eleoscompliance.com

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