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EPREL – Qualified electronic seal
Get EPREL-ready with DIGITEL TS
Obtain the qualified electronic seal your company needs to complete supplier verification in EPREL and make energy-labelled products visible across the European market.
What is EPREL?
Before energy-labelled goods can be placed on the EU market, manufacturers, importers and authorised representatives must enrol those models in EPREL: the European Product Registry for Energy Labelling. Once registered, detailed product information is linked to the label through a QR code, so shoppers can open the official data sheet directly from their phone.
EPREL was created under EU energy labelling rules to ensure transparency on energy performance across Member States, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein. From 2022 onwards, electronic supplier verification with a qualified certificate became part of that registration process.
Who must register in EPREL?
- Manufacturers established in the EU / EEA
- Importers placing products on the European market
- Authorised representatives acting for non-EU manufacturers
- Suppliers of energy-related products and tyres subject to labelling rules
What is an EPREL qualified electronic seal?
A qualified certificate for electronic seal, issued by a Qualified Trust Service Provider under eIDAS, proves the identity of a legal entity and protects the authenticity and integrity of sealed documents. For EPREL, the seal must include the supplier’s organisation identifier (EUID / NTR) in the required format.
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eIDAS qualified seal
Issued as a qualified trust service with full legal recognition across the European Union.
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Organisation identity
Includes the supplier’s EUID in the organisation identifier field, aligned with BRIS / National Trade Register data.
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EPREL electronic verification
Used to seal the EPREL verification PDF so the platform can validate your supplier profile.
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Dedicated support
Guidance from DIGITEL TS on certificate format, sealing and successful upload to EPREL.
Service specifications
Technical profile of the DIGITEL TS qualified electronic seal for EPREL.
eSeal support
Yes · QCert for ESeal · Remote QSCD / SCDev
Remote identification
Yes · Available remotely
Identity type
Video identification
Duration
24 months· 48 months
Supported EU / EEA / NI countries
Spain only
How supplier verification works
Description of the electronic verification flow for legal-entity suppliers in EPREL using a qualified electronic seal.
Issue the qualified seal
Ask a Qualified Trust Service Provider for a qualified seal certificate that carries your company’s EUID in the correct ETSI format. That EUID comes from the BRIS business-register network and must appear in the certificate’s organisation identifier attribute.
Export the EPREL verification file
In your EPREL organisation profile, go to Verification > ORGANISATION > ELECTRONIC VERIFICATION and download the PDF generated by the platform.
Apply the electronic seal
Seal that PDF with the qualified electronic-seal certificate you received, creating a protected file that proves your organisation’s identity.
Submit and confirm status
Upload the sealed PDF back into EPREL. The system checks the seal automatically; when the status shows Verified, your supplier profile has passed electronic verification.
How does a supplier get verified?
A practical view of the journey with DIGITEL TS and the EPREL compliance system.
Confirm your EUID / NTR
Look up your organisation in the European e-Justice BRIS portal and copy the exact EUID required for the certificate.
Request the DIGITEL TS seal
Contact us with your company details. We issue a qualified electronic seal certificate including the organisation identifier in EPREL format.
Prepare EPREL organisation data
As Supplier Admin, ensure Business Register Number, Business Register ID and organisation data match the seal metadata.
Seal the verification file
Download the EPREL verification PDF and apply the qualified electronic seal with the certificate issued by DIGITEL TS.
Upload and get Verified
Upload the sealed PDF. EPREL validates the seal and updates your organisation status when verification succeeds.
Publish product models
Once verified, registered products can appear for search and via the QR code on the energy label.
Why electronic verification with a qualified seal matters
Since 21 February 2022, EPREL has required suppliers to prove their identity with a qualified electronic seal. During the transition window, companies can still create product entries, yet those models stay hidden from public search and label lookups until the organisation itself is verified.
More recent EU rules reinforce mandatory supplier verification with qualified electronic seals (legal persons) or qualified electronic signatures (natural persons). Without a verified supplier profile, product models may be blocked from public visibility or further registration actions in EPREL.
Why you need the EUID / NTR
EPREL electronic verification relies on organisation metadata in the qualified seal. The EUID (European Unique Identifier) / NTR (National Trade Register) identifier proves your company is registered in the official business register and must match the identifier embedded in the certificate.
Important: the NTR is not simply your tax ID or a value taken from the deed of incorporation. It must be retrieved from the official European business registers interconnection (BRIS) search.
How to find your EUID
- Open the European e-Justice BRIS portal.
- Search by company name (the registration-number filter is often unreliable) and select your country.
- Locate your organisation in the results and copy the EUID / NTR shown for that entry.
- Share that exact identifier with DIGITEL TS when requesting your EPREL qualified seal certificate.
Which products require EPREL registration?
Registration is required for product groups covered by EU energy labelling rules, including:
- Air conditioners
- Domestic ovens & range hoods
- Dishwashers
- Water heaters & space heaters
- Light sources & lamps
- Fridges & freezers
- Professional refrigeration
- Refrigerating appliances with direct sales function
- Solid fuel boilers
- Electronic displays & TVs
- Tumble dryers
- Residential ventilation units
- Washing machines
- Tyres
Frequently asked questions
Who can request an EPREL qualified electronic seal?
It must be requested by the legal representative of the company or a person duly delegated by the legal representative.
What must the certificate contain?
For EPREL electronic verification, the qualified seal certificate typically needs to identify the organisation with metadata such as:
- Organisation name
- Country of registration
- Business register number and register identification
- Organisation identifier (EUID / NTR) in the required ETSI format
Is a personal digital signature enough?
For legal-entity suppliers, EPREL requires a qualified electronic seal of the organisation, not a personal signature of an employee. Natural-person suppliers follow a different path based on a qualified electronic signature.
When should the seal be used?
The electronic seal is used for organisation verification (and re-verification if company register details change). It is not required for every individual product registration once the supplier is verified.
What happens if we are not verified?
Unverified suppliers may still face restrictions: new products can remain invisible on the public EPREL site for search and QR-based consultation until verification is completed, and later rules may further limit registration actions for unverified suppliers.
Contact us
Tell us about your company and we will guide you through the qualified electronic seal required for electronic verification.