ScopeAbout ScopeMatch
One verified network. Six national accreditation bodies. Zero self-reported data.
Every listing is backed by independent verification from national accreditation bodies across Europe. We normalise test method data so you can search labs by what they can actually test -- not just where they are or what they're called.
The Problem
Finding the right lab shouldn't require 36 browser tabs.
ISO 17025 accreditation data is public, but it's scattered across dozens of national registers — each with different formats, languages, and search interfaces.
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Fragmented registers
Each country maintains its own database. DAkkS, UKAS, COFRAC, RvA, ACCREDIA, ENAC — all structured differently, with different query parameters and output formats.
02
No cross-border search
A procurement manager in the Netherlands looking for tensile testing in Germany has to navigate DAkkS in German, search for the correct DIN/ISO standard variant, and manually compare results.
03
Scope data is locked in PDFs
Accreditation scopes — the detailed list of what each lab can test — are published as PDF annexes. They can't be searched, filtered, or compared without manual effort.
Our Approach
Taxonomy normalisation across national databases
We don't just aggregate data. We build a unified taxonomy that maps national standard variants to canonical test methods, making cross-border search possible for the first time.
Data Sources
Official national accreditation bodies
All data originates from the public registers of EA (European co-operation for Accreditation) member bodies. We never fabricate records.
Find the right lab, faster.
Search by test method, ISO standard, or location across all six countries.
ScopeMatch is a project of Constellation Design.
