Your suppliers send PDFs. Your products need disclosures.

The EU General Product Safety Regulation (2023/988) applies since 13 December 2024 to most non-food consumer products sold to EU buyers — wherever the seller is based. It requires product listings to identify the manufacturer (name, postal address, electronic contact), an EU responsible person when the manufacturer is outside the EU, and applicable warnings and safety information. Whether it applies to your specific products is a legal question — Angaba manages the data, it doesn't give legal advice.

Since June 2026, Shopify products carry a first-party shopify.disclosure field. Disclosures stored there are rendered by Shopify itself — on the product page and cart of supported themes — and, per Shopify, in the Shop app and AI shopping channels. The data belongs to your shop, not to an app. Angaba writes to this field; some compliance apps still render safety data through their own widgets.

Manufacturer name, postal address and contact; EU responsible person if the documents explicitly name one; CE marking and cited directives; consumer-facing warnings; model, batch and GTIN identifiers. Every value carries the page and verbatim quote it was read from, plus a confidence score. Low-confidence values arrive flagged for review, never silently filled. Input is PDF only in this version.

No. Extraction never writes to your products. It fills a review queue where you see each value beside its source; only your approval writes anything. Deterministic validators additionally downgrade values with format problems (invalid GTIN, non-EU responsible-person address) regardless of what the AI reports.

They stay. Disclosure data is written to your shop's own metaobjects and Shopify's native field — it is your data, and Shopify keeps rendering it. Angaba's own records (audit log, extraction jobs, uploaded documents) are deleted per our data-retention rules after uninstall.

Yes. The extraction handles multilingual documents; our test set includes German, Italian, French and bilingual Chinese-English supplier documents. Warnings repeated in many languages are collapsed to one entry.

It leaves the field empty and the scanner fails that product with an explanation of what an EU responsible person is and that you need to appoint one when the manufacturer is outside the EU. Inventing one would expose you legally — so Angaba never does.

Shopify's current themes (Horizon, Dawn and family) render the native disclosures section automatically. For themes that don't, Angaba ships a theme app block that renders the same data and removes itself when the native section is present, so nothing renders twice.

No. Angaba is a data tool: it extracts, checks, and publishes product safety information under your review. Whether your products are compliant remains your responsibility as the merchant — the app is explicit about this in every relevant screen.

One PDF. A job may carry several PDFs up to 25 MB combined, and each one costs a credit. Each document can run up to 50 pages — split a longer one into parts and upload the parts as separate documents.

Nothing gets queued or charged. Uploading more documents than you have credits for is refused up front, with a message showing how many you need. Buy a credit pack ($12 per 100, capped at $60/month) or wait for your included 100 to reset at the next 30-day period. Flagged or failed extractions never consumed credits in the first place.

Grow includes a 7-day free trial, once per shop. AI itself has no subscription trial, but every shop also gets 3 free extraction credits to try AI, once per shop, on any plan — no subscription needed. Once those are used, extraction requires the AI plan.

Yes, on Grow and AI. Download the 15-column CSV template, fill it in per product handle, and preview every row before committing — nothing writes to a product until you approve the batch. A row that fails validation is reported with its line number; the rest of the batch is unaffected.