1. Document handling: we review your materials, screen out problems, and assist with revisions so you pass review in one go; 
2. Compliance checks: we verify parameters against the resolution, identify risks in advance, and provide optimization suggestions;
3. Webpage build: we create your dedicated Spanish-language compliance webpage to the regulator’s requirements — no developer needed on your side; 
4. Declaration preparation: we draft the declaration of conformity, control the legal formatting, and submit and follow up on your behalf; 
5. QR code + hosting: we generate a high-resolution print-ready QR code, host it permanently, and maintain subsequent updates for you.

Why choose us: 3 advantages that cut cost and time. Compared with doing it yourself, our service: 

1. Save time: doing it yourself takes 1-2 months; with complete materials we deliver within 1 week, so you reach the market sooner; 
2. Fewer pitfalls: 100+ case histories let us avoid webpage format and report mismatch issues in advance and prevent repeated investment; 
3. Long-term assurance: we support subsequent resolution updates, product changes, and webpage maintenance — no repeated back-and-forth.

First, understand: what exactly does SUBTEL certification require?

Core policy:Resolution No. 737

 This resolution by Chile’s telecom authority requires that from February 21, 2026, packaging of applicable equipment must carry a QR code linking to the digital compliance documentation, achieving “one-scan compliance verification” through a “dedicated webpage + traceable QR code” in place of traditional paper certification. 

(Important reminder: products that do not meet the requirements cannot be legally sold in Chile and also face customs clearance blocks and product recall risk. This is a mandatory entry threshold.)

Which products require certification?

1. Short-range devices: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, RFID, and ZigBee equipment, wireless keyboards and mice, IoT sensors (transmission range within 100 meters);
2. Radio equipment: small walkie-talkies, consumer transmitters, wireless communication modules. (For example, Bluetooth speakers, smart home controllers, industrial sensors, walkie-talkies, etc. — all require certification to enter the Chilean market.)

Note: older models already approved by SUBTEL also need their QR codes updated; devices requiring type approval, such as medical equipment, must satisfy both the legacy process and the new QR code requirements.

After certification, what are the QR code and webpage for?

A dedicated Spanish-language webpage is generated, showing product information, test summaries, and the declaration of conformity for all parties to consult; the QR code is bound to the webpage and affixed in a prominent place on the packaging, making regulatory checks easy and reassuring consumers.

A 5-step process, handled without worry 

1. Document handling: we review your materials, screen out problems, and assist with revisions so you pass review in one go; 
2. Compliance checks: we verify parameters against the resolution, identify risks in advance, and provide optimization suggestions;
3. Webpage build: we create your dedicated Spanish-language compliance webpage to the regulator’s requirements — no developer needed on your side; 
4. Declaration preparation: we draft the declaration of conformity, control the legal formatting, and submit and follow up on your behalf; 
5. QR code + hosting: we generate a high-resolution print-ready QR code, host it permanently, and maintain subsequent updates for you.

Why choose us: 3 advantages that cut cost and time. Compared with doing it yourself, our service: 

1. Save time: doing it yourself takes 1-2 months; with complete materials we deliver within 1 week, so you reach the market sooner; 
2. Fewer pitfalls: 100+ case histories let us avoid webpage format and report mismatch issues in advance and prevent repeated investment; 
3. Long-term assurance: we support subsequent resolution updates, product changes, and webpage maintenance — no repeated back-and-forth.