The regulation badge
A small badge you can paste into your website or technical sheet: it shows a regulation's current in-force status and links back to its verified record on Architheca. You add it once — it stays correct on its own.
What it states, and what it does not: the badge reports the status of the regulation it cites. It says nothing about the product, project or service on the page hosting it — Architheca certifies no one. It is a citation kept current, not an attestation of compliance.
The in-force status is read live from our graph: if a regulation is repealed or superseded, every badge that cites it updates by itself.
It is an image, not a script: no tracker, no dependency, no performance cost. Pick a regulation below and copy the snippet.
Every badge links to the regulation's record, where the status is dated and the official source is cited. It lends your page the authority of a verified reference.
Build your badge
Choose the regulation, the language and the theme; copy the snippet. It works anywhere you can paste HTML — a website, a CMS, a product sheet.
A single regulation with its current in-force status.
<a href="https://www.architheca.com/en/normative/agibilita-segnalazione-certificata"><img src="https://www.architheca.com/api/targa/agibilita-segnalazione-certificata?locale=en" alt="Agibilità — Architheca" width="420" height="130" style="border:0"/></a>
The badge shows the current in-force status and refreshes on its own — you paste it once, it stays correct.
Terms of use
- Free to embed, on commercial sites too. We only ask that you keep the link back to the record intact.
- The badge describes a regulation's status; it does not reproduce the text of any standard, and it is not legal advice.
- Don't alter the image or present the status as an official certification: it is an editorial reference that dates its own verification.