# GLOBAL CERTIFICATION STATUS – quiXzoom & Landvex

**Issued by:** Erik Svensson  
**Date:** 2026-06-18  
**Status:** NOT CERTIFIED

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## Verified Foundation

✓ Single backend  
✓ Single authentication layer  
✓ Single database architecture  
✓ Unified product vision  
✓ Centralized platform design  
✓ Scalable international architecture  

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## P0 — BLOCKING REQUIREMENTS

### Country-domain routing verified and operational

Required domains:
- quixzoom.se / landvex.se
- quixzoom.no / landvex.no
- quixzoom.dk / landvex.dk
- quixzoom.fi / landvex.fi
- quixzoom.de / landvex.de
- quixzoom.fr / landvex.fr
- quixzoom.es / landvex.es
- quixzoom.it / landvex.it
- quixzoom.us / landvex.us

Pass criteria: Every domain resolves correctly and serves the intended localized experience.

### hreflang implementation complete

Every public page must contain:
- Self-reference hreflang
- Alternate language references
- x-default reference
- Correct canonical relationships

Pass criteria: Google can fully understand all market relationships without ambiguity.

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## P1 — CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

### Country template generation system

Accepted approaches: Jinja2, Nunjucks, static generation pipeline, or equivalent.  
Pass criteria: No manual duplication of country pages.

### Locale Registry

Single source of truth. Structure per market:
- Country
- Domain
- Language
- Currency
- Legal profile
- Analytics profile
- Support profile

Pass criteria: New countries added through configuration only.

### Expanded i18n layer

Required locales: sv, en, de, fr, no, da, fi, es, it  
Pass criteria: Platform language switching works from centralized translation resources.

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## P2 — CONTENT DISTRIBUTION

### Core market launch content

Required: quixzoom.se, .no, .dk, .fi, .us  
Pass criteria: Localized production-ready pages published.

### City page deployment

Minimum 3 cities per country at launch.

Examples:
- Sweden: Stockholm, Göteborg, Malmö
- Germany: Berlin, Hamburg, München
- USA: New York, Miami, Los Angeles

### Local FAQ and legal content

Per country: Terms, Privacy, Cookie policy, FAQ, Support documentation.

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## P3 — MEASUREMENT & GOVERNANCE

### Analytics and Search Console

Each domain requires: Google Search Console, GA4, conversion tracking, indexing monitoring.

### Brand Governance Repository

Formal documentation: naming conventions, design system, messaging, localization rules, SEO rules, domain rules.

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## Estimated Certification Effort

| Phase | Effort |
|---|---|
| P0 | 1–2 days |
| P1 | ~1 week |
| P2 | ~2–3 weeks |
| P3 | ~1 week (parallel) |

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## Readiness Scores

| Area | Score |
|---|---|
| Architecture Readiness | 95% |
| Localization Readiness | 40% |
| SEO Readiness | 35% |
| Content Readiness | 25% |
| Governance Readiness | 50% |
| **Global Expansion Readiness** | **55%** |

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## Conclusion

The platform architecture is correctly designed for international scale. The remaining work is not architectural — it consists of localization automation, SEO deployment, content distribution, market-specific configuration, and governance formalization.

Certification is achievable within approximately 4–5 weeks of focused execution across P0–P3.