CBAM Reporting demo
Reconciles each customs entry, asks each installation for verified emissions and prices the certificates by quarter 1:34
What the demo shows
Collects supplier embedded-emissions data and prepares CBAM declarations for EU importers
An import reconciler matches every broker entry to the goods receipt and a declaration line and catches wrong CN codes, missing CBAM references, mass gaps and origin changes. A supplier requester pre-fills the EU template from those entries, writes to each installation in its own language, follows up and reads the reply. A plausibility checker tests each reported intensity against the production route, the precursors and the supplier's history; a verification tracker checks the accredited verifier's statement covers the installation and the period. Only when both pass does the certificate calculator use the actual value and project the certificates and cost by quarter. A declaration assembler builds the annual declaration step by step, and a supplier scorer rates carbon data quality for sourcing. The CBAM declarant talks to the agents, opens every cited source, approves or rejects each value with a reason, and signs with Trade Compliance.
Transcript
- CBM Reporting prepares EU carbon border declarations for importers of steel, aluminium and fertilizer.
- Every ton needs certificates.
- On defaults, Kestrel and Vane would pay $1.7 million.
- Each line shows two bars, cost at the EU default and with supplier data.
- Carotin is Celec steel, default $2.39, verified actual $1.71.
- The requester wrote to the mill in Turkish.
- Two agents check the route and the verifier statement.
- That saves 2,856 certificates, 224,000 euros.
- Henrik, the declarant, asks why.
- The answer cites its source.
- He approves with a reason, and the bill drops to 1.23 million.
- Customs is reconciled as it arrives.
- the declaration is built for two signatures every value cited every decision signed every step logged 455 000 euros saved months before
- the deadline built on Botminds agents data screens and governance on one platform
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.