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A pre-launch compliance review checks core requirements across LGDCU, LCD, LCGC, and related EU directives for pre-contract information, withdrawal rights, warranties, labeling, and advertising claims. It identifies gaps and classifies risk levels as bajo, medio, alto, or bloqueo before market release.

Before going live with a subscription service, you must verify pre-contract information disclosures, withdrawal rights, legal warranties, labeling, and advertising claims. A checklist-driven risk calibration review maps these requirements against Spanish consumer protection laws and outputs actionable findings.

You need a legal risk assessment for a product launch when you plan to sell products or services to consumers in Spain and want to reduce the risk of regulatory claims. It is required when preparing to go live to ensure compliance with consumer protection duties.

To classify compliance risks before selling to consumers, conduct a checklist-driven audit of your offering against key legal duties. The review identifies gaps in contract terms and advertising, then categorizes risk levels as bajo, medio, alto, or bloqueo to guide block or recommended actions.

Yes, you can use an automated audit tool to review withdrawal rights and warranty terms before a product launch. By describing your product details, sales channel, and draft marketing or contract text, the system produces a structured findings table citing the relevant legal framework.

The review focuses on core consumer-protection obligations in Spain such as pre-contract information, withdrawal rights, legal warranties, labeling, and advertising. However, it only outputs findings and risk classifications, meaning you must still manually implement the recommended actions to resolve blocking issues.