CBAM questions, answered

The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism requires importers of carbon-intensive goods (iron & steel, aluminium, cement, fertilisers, hydrogen, electricity) to report the emissions embedded in those goods and, in the definitive period, account for them via CBAM certificates.

The platform ships the official EU "DVs as adopted" dataset — 119 countries per CN code — and applies the regulatory mark-up automatically. Values are reproduced exactly and reconciliation-tested against the EU sheets.

No. It is self-hosted (bring-your-own-cloud): it runs on your servers, so customs and supplier data never leaves your infrastructure — a real GDPR and data-sovereignty advantage over SaaS.

The official EU CBAM QReport XML, validated against the EU schema before it is returned, ready to upload to the CBAM registry.

Under Article 9, an evidenced carbon price paid in the country of origin is deducted once from the liability. The engine applies it deterministically and never double-counts it.

Yes. One image set serves any brand; name, logo, colours and domain are configuration. Brokers and consultancies deploy it under their own brand for many clients.

For a mid-sized importer using default values, a quarterly report is typically one to two hours in-app once the data file is ready; subsequent quarters are faster.