Enterprise e-Services Portal

The Enterprise and Industry e-Services Portal is an interactive website intended to provide stakeholders with a secure central point of access to all Enterprise and Industry-related e-services, including

  • specific web applications;
  • subscription to events, seminars and conferences;
  • subscription to publications (i.e. magazines, newsletters, etc.).

Stakeholders include national and regional authorities and their representations in Brussels, other EU institutions, business organisations at European, national and regional levels, individual companies, research associations, universities, non-governmental organisations, press agencies., etc. Access to the portal is controlled by a registration procedure, whereby visitors are granted a personal password. Using this password, registered visitors are then able to request access to the specific applications that they need to use on the portal, and to manage their profiles.

Applications available via the portal include the following services:

  • NOISE (conformity submission): Using this application, manufacturers or their representatives can send their Declarations of Conformity with the NOISE directive electronically. Sending a paper copy is therefore no longer necessary.
  • NOISE (equipment subject to noise limits): A public database for consultation of equipment subject to noise limits.
  • OSN: One Stop Notification (OSN) is a web based tool, allowing manufacturers of radio equipment to notify, via a secure link and through a single procedure, their intention to place products on the market of Member States. The tool shall: 1) communicate this information to relevant contact points in Member States; 2) perform predefined actions on the notifications, which can be defined individually by Member States' authorities; 3) store information that has been notified for consultation by Member States; and 4) provide reporting mechanisms, supporting the operation of Directive 1999/5/EC.

Other DG Enterprise and Industry e-Services, not or not as yet available from the DG Enterprise and Industry e-Services Portal, include the following:

  • CosIng: The European Commission database with information on cosmetic ingredients contained in the: 1) "Cosmetics Directive" 76/768/EEC (Cosmetics Directive), as amended; 2) Inventory of Cosmetic Ingredients, as amended; and 3) Opinions on cosmetic ingredients of the Scientific Committee on Consumer Products. CosIng also allows a search for the relevant CAS, ELINCS or EINECS numbers.
  • DEX: The Data EXchange system is used to reconcile the exports of agricultural products from Member States to other countries, in order to validate the budget attributed to those attributions.
  • eBusiness Solutions Guide: This web-based guide has been created by the European Commission as part of the European eBusiness Support Network (eBSN). It provides a review of the eBusiness and IT solutions market and supports companies and consultants in finding and selecting appropriate software products, solutions, and service providers. Suppliers may use the free platform for detailed presentations of their product and service offerings, and will be able to address specific customer groups. Information on products and services is entered by the suppliers themselves as well as by independent experts. The platform is supported by European IT associations and policy makers, such as national eBSN representatives.
  • EMP: EMP, European Medicinal Products, is a system that populates the database containing information on medicinal products for human and veterinary use, keeps track of the procedures concerning these products and generates the Commission's decisions concerning these products.
  • EUDAMED a public site for resource files: Eudamed, the central EUropean online DAtabase on MEdical Devices used by Competent Authorities to centralize data on manufacturers, devices, certificates & adverse incidents reports.
    Comprises 2 applications: a secured, restricted site for editing the database and .
  • Charter Good Practice On-Line Catalogue: Application for the exchange of good practices in the context of the European Charter for Small Enterprises. Comprises of a database of good practices from several Member States, and an interface through which SME's from the Member States can share these good practices with each other.
  • INFORMA: Tool to submit any request for information or documentation towards DG ENTR.
  • INTSUB: INTernet SUBscription is a tool for subscribing to the Enterprise e-Newsletter.
  • Mandates: Web-based application used to consult standardisation, programming and study mandates assigned to European Standards Organizations (ESOs).
  • NANDO-IS: Public web application on Europa showing information relative to notified bodies under the new approach Directives. Because the Official Journal is published at irregular intervals, the Commission fulfils its legal obligation to publish certain information by making it available on the Europa site.
  • NANDO-INPUT: External and restricted web application designed to streamline the management of notifications and Notified Bodies, responsible for carrying conformity assessment procedures for products marketed in the European Union.
  • Newsroom: The DG ENTR Newsroom is a common repository of news items (announcements, press releases, events, consultations, calls, publications, speeches). It allows: 1) decentralised news content provision and Web Content Management via a user-friendly authoring interface (also available to authorised users from outside the Commission network); 2) the integration of a mechanism for moderating and editing content (control of workflow); 3) dynamic page assembly, reducing manual page preparation; 4) news content 'feeds' which can be re-used at several levels of DG ENTR websites; 5) automatic archiving; 6) availability of syndication techniques; and 7) features compiling/sending (e-mail) bulletins and news alerts based on selected profile criteria from various selected news themes, associated to news items submitted to the Newsroom.
  • TBT: A public site for accessing official Technical Barriers to Trade notifications, combined with a mailing system.
  • TRIS: The Technical Regulations Information System, offers the following services: 1) a search engine for notifications in the TRIS database; 2) the 98/34 procedure Who's who, focussing on contact points in all Member States; 3) feedback and comments; and 4) notifications relevant to a specific sector, through subscription to the free mailing list.
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