Validation/ Verification Report – UL Solutions determines the accuracy of marketing claims related to the performance, functionality or features of products, facilities, processes and systems that consumers or end users are unable to easily assess on their own. Our claim verification service is based on rigorous, repeatable and independent assessments. Companies that successfully have a claim verified by UL Solutions are eligible to use the specially created UL Verified Mark to showcase that their claim is backed by an objective, science-based process leveraging our trusted technical expertise and capabilities.
Summative Test Report – Plan, conduct, and report the results of a summative (i.e., validation) usability test of the market-ready product to validate that it meets the user requirements and ensures safe and effective use. Summative usability tests can be designed to meet applicable regulatory requirements (e.g., ONC safety-enhanced design requirements; or in support of FDA submission and/or CE marking).
Human Factors Engineering Report – UL Solutions works with our clients to establish a guiding vision of how the intended users (e.g., healthcare professionals, administrative personnel, and patients) will interact with a product and conceptualize all of the touch points that will contribute to the full user experience.
Cybersecurity Assessment Report – Will help identify assets, threats, and vulnerabilities and assess of the impact of threats and vulnerabilities on the device functionality and end users/patients and assess the likelihood of a threat and of a vulnerability being exploited. Performing this analysis will help to improve the cybersecurity hygiene of your product that will meet industry best practices that align with HDO expectations, UL 2900, NIST framework and TIR-57.
Informative Test Report – For many countries and/or regulatory bodies, an informative test report may be all you need. UL Solutions can assist by performing the evaluation to EN (European Norm) or other appropriate standards and issue an informative test report. Though a third-party report may not always be required, it may be desirable to mitigate risk, liability and can be used as market differentiator.