EU-hosted
Hosted in Nuremberg, Germany, on EU infrastructure. Your customs documents and declarations stay in the EU — no non-EU egress of your data.
Trust & security
A CBAM declaration is an auditable filing — so the tool that produces it has to be auditable too. Your data stays in the EU, a person approves every line, and every change is on an append-only trail you can reconstruct.
Reconstructable, line by line
The posture
Not a badge wall — four guarantees that shape how the product is built. Each one is the answer to a question your auditor, your DPO, or your buyer’s procurement will ask.
Hosted in Nuremberg, Germany, on EU infrastructure. Your customs documents and declarations stay in the EU — no non-EU egress of your data.
OCR reads your customs PDFs, but nothing is final until a person approves it. Every line carries a Ready / Check / Fail verdict you sign off before anything is filed.
Calculations are checked against a set of reference values hand-verified against published figures before they ship. The numbers are tested, not asserted.
Every edit, recompute and approval is recorded — who, what, when. The declaration you file can be reconstructed from an append-only log, line by line.
Data residency
From hosting to fonts, the data path is built to keep your customs documents inside the EU — the posture your buyers and their auditors expect by default.
Nothing auto-files
OCR does the typing, not the judging. Every line lands on the ledger wearing a verdict, and the declaration only moves when you approve it — the lock-grammar that runs through the whole product.
Read cleanly and reconciled. Nothing for you to resolve — but it still waits for your approval before it counts.
Something needs a human eye — a low-confidence read, a value to confirm. Surfaced honestly, never silently guessed.
Can’t be filed as-is — a missing mass, an unreadable field. Held back loudly, so a broken line never slips into a filing.
Trust by subtraction
Read on
See the review surface where nothing counts until a person signs it off — the forensic ledger, Ready / Check / Fail, line by line.
See the ledger →Why a specialist instrument for one regulation, held to an audit standard — the thesis, and who’s behind it.
Read the thesis →CBAM-as-a-Service
Join the pilot beta to read your first declaration on the forensic ledger, or talk to us about your security and procurement requirements.