Mercedes-Benz has selected Certivity as its platform for regulatory management and retires Aureon

You are free to decide on your future platform and provider for regulatory information management.

However, as part of the Mercedes Aureon migration, the Aureon and Certivity teams have worked closely together to perform a comprehensive analysis, mapping, and synchronization of the underlying regulatory data. This includes a one-to-one mapping between Aureon and Certivity data structures, enabling a seamless exchange of information and minimizing the impact on existing internal processes and integrations.

This preparation allows existing regulatory content to be migrated efficiently while preserving the structure and quality you rely on. As a result, the transition effort for customers can be kept to a minimum and any required adjustments can be implemented quickly.

This page is designed to support you throughout your transition process should you decide to migrate from Aureon to Certivity.

Aureon is scheduled to cease operations on December 31, 2026. After that date, access to the Aureon platform will no longer be available. We recommend starting the transition process well in advance to allow sufficient time for contracting, IT security reviews, onboarding, and technical setup. 

Yes. Early access to Certivity will be provided as part of the transition and onboarding process. This allows your teams to become familiar with Certivity before Aureon ceases operations. 

No, you don’t have to migrate any regulatory content yourself. If you have internal processes that rely on links, exports or integrations, we will individually review this with you in your migration call and make sure it works smoothly. 

Yes. Certivity covers the same scope and even adds special content for additional vehicle categories.

All content in Certivity is fragmented at paragraph level, which unlocks features like AI-powered summaries, cross-references between regulations, and direct links to source documents, making regulatory work significantly faster.

Yes, in Certivity every document is exportable. During your initial migration call, we will review how you currently use Aureon ReqIF-exports, including the target system, format, frequency, and any update processes. Based on this information, we will confirm the appropriate setup and any technical requirements. 

Existing Aureon links will not automatically redirect to Certivity. During the migration process, we will review the affected references and help you identify the corresponding content or location in Certivity. Where relevant, we will also discuss how links used in internal systems or documentation should be updated.

Yes. Certivity is an independent technology provider, and the use of the Certivity platform requires a separate contractual relationship with Certivity GmbH. Your existing Aureon agreement will not automatically transfer. Our team will guide you through the required commercial, procurement, data protection, and security steps. 

Yes. Certivity is certified according to ISO/IEC 27001, the internationally recognized standard for information security management systems as well as according to the TISAX Framework L2 High developed by the automotive industry. The certification confirms that Certivity operates a structured and independently audited information security management framework. Certivity's platform is also aligned with GDPR requirements, ensuring sensitive engineering and regulatory data remains protected at all times. Further information is available through the Vanta Trust Center. 

We recommend involving the current platform and/or contract representative. Additionally, we strongly recommend early involvement from Product Engineering, as well as attendance from Regulatory or Compliance, Purchasing, IT, and IT Security. Where exports, APIs, or internal systems are involved, the corresponding technical stakeholders should also participate. 

It is helpful to provide information on your current Aureon package and regulatory scope, the number and type of users, your internal platform owner and key stakeholders, any exports, APIs, links, or connected systems, procurement and supplier onboarding requirements, IT security, data protection, or AI approval processes, and your preferred onboarding and go-live timeline.

You can use the contact form on this page to request a migration call or submit a question. A member of the Certivity migration team will contact you and coordinate the next steps.