EUDAMED is the IT system developed by the European Commission to implement Regulation (EU) 2017/745 on medical devices and Regulation (EU) 2017/746 on in-vitro diagnostics medical devices including the actor roles. With successful registration in EUDAMED, an actor or economic operator is granted a Single Registration Number (SRN).
Read hear how to correctly apply and read the SRN.
Registration in the Actor Module of EUDAMED (module 1) is required for all economic operators or actors falling under the regulation 2017/745 (MDR) and/or 2017/746 (IVDR).
Registration, and thus a SRN, is mandatory for the following actors and roles:
Distributors, however, have not to be registered in EUDAMED.
Depending on the roles an actor or economic operator takes up, more than one SRN must be registered in EUDAMED.
As an example, an organization can have the roles of EC REP and Importer. Thus, the organization needs to register itself as EC REP and Importer and subsequently receives two SRNs.
In the first step, each actor registers itself in EUDAMED. Second, the supervising and relevant CA will validate the data. Third, and if deemed acceptable, the Single Registration Number (SRN) is granted and emailed to the actor or economic operator.
The Single Registration Number (SRN) is made of three different parts. The first part is a two-letter country code (as per ISO2 country codes) for the actor, e.g. CH for Switzerland.
The second part is the two-letter abbreviation of the actor’s role, e.g. IM for Importer.
The third part is a 9-digit number code.
Under the MDR and IVDR, the actor registration in EUDAMED becomes a requirement. The SRN needs to be granted by the Competent Authority prior to the marketing of the product. Not complying with these requirements will most probably lead to the rejection or denial of market authorization.
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