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On 2025-Nov-27, the European Commission published a EUDAMED Functional Noticein the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU) announcing that several major EUDAMED modules:
“have achieved functionality and meet the functional specifications.”
This notice marks a significant milestone toward full EUDAMED implementation. It also signals that manufacturers should intensify their preparations for data readiness, system integration, and upcoming submission timelines.
EUDAMED readiness has reached a new stage. On November 27, 2025, the European Commission formally confirmed in the OJEU that the Actors, UDI/Devices, Notified Bodies/Certificates, and Market Surveillance modules meet the required specifications.
This notice accelerates expectations for manufacturers. Therefore, organizations must ensure their device data is complete, consistent, and ready for submission once final timelines are confirmed. In this session, we explain what this update means for your regulatory strategy and how to prepare your systems and processes for the next phase of EUDAMED activation.