A white-label MRV engine for verifiers and compliance firms. Every regulation is a versioned configuration: at each revision, the impact on your files is recalculated and dated.
You remain the verifier. The engine does what a spreadsheet cannot: version the rule, date the change, recalculate the impact and seal the proof.
Sectors, regulations, client files. Nothing to code: each applicable rule is a versioned configuration file.
CBAM, NIS2, EUDR… each rule becomes a dated config, with its version number and source.
Brussels revises a threshold or a scope. The engine produces the diff (before → after), dates it and lists the affected files.
For each client file, the engine recalculates the consequence (exempt, subject, threshold crossed) and notifies your team.
The diff is hashed (SHA-256), timestamped and anchored on a public ledger. Your clients receive a report under your brand.
You are a CBAM verifier with 40 steel mandates. The omnibus package lowers the exemption threshold from 50 → 20 net tonnes/year. Result: 3 of your mandates, previously exempt, become subject. The engine lists them, recalculates their exposure, and seals the diff. You notify your 3 clients in 1 hour — instead of 2 days of manual re-configuration.
Choose a regulation, simulate a revision. The diff and its SHA-256 fingerprint are computed for real in your browser — exactly what is timestamped then anchored in production.
Threshold, scope, schedule, emission factor: since 2025, European texts have been moving continuously. You rework your files by hand — and you carry the risk.
The engine consumes versioned configurations. The regulation is an input — not your architecture.
Three real changes to the CBAM scope, presented in diff format. The automated pipeline (detection, dating, impact recalculation) is being rolled out.
Quarterly emission declarations, with no financial obligation (transitional period 2023–2025).
Mandatory "authorised CBAM declarant" status; certificates become payable according to the phase-in schedule.
Broad scope: most importers in the covered sectors entered the scheme.
Exemption for importers below 50 net tonnes/year (art. 2(3) of Regulation 2023/956, amended).
Indirect emissions (electricity) expected across several sectors of the definitive regime.
Indirect emissions included only for cement (0.05) and fertilisers (0.30); out of scope for steel, aluminium and hydrogen.
We provide the proof layer. You remain your clients' regulatory point of contact.
Reports, verification files and interfaces under your name. The end client only sees you.
The engine automates the calculation and traceability. You keep the judgment and independence — what accreditation requires.
No equity stake: the tool and the verification stay separate, to preserve your regulatory impartiality.
No subscription imposed: the price is calibrated to your mandates, your sectors and your dossier volume. Together we quantify the time the next regulatory revision will cost you — then we show you what the engine recovers.
A 30-minute call is enough to quantify the impact of the next regulatory revision on your files.
