Conformity label

To obtain the label, the professional must have been registered for at least a year, have signed the code of ethics, have been the subject of no sanction in the last three years and be able to show a system for documenting their sales.

The audit covers a sample of sales files: certificates issued, BIOP checks, invoices, provenance records. It is carried out by an independent auditor and generally lasts one day.

The label gives access to a visible status in the directory, to priority handling of one's certification applications, to preferential rates for digital certificates, and to participation in fairs and sales requiring compliance.

It also eases relations with insurers and banks, which recognise the label as a guarantee of seriousness. In the 2024 survey, 83% of labelled professionals consider that the label has improved their clients' trust.

The conformity label is distinct from the certificates issued by OIMAP. Certificates relate to a work, the label to a professional. But the two complement each other: a labelled professional undertakes to provide a certificate for every significant sale.

This complementarity strengthens the chain of trust: the work is certified, the seller is audited, and the buyer has verifiable documents at every link.