A commercial seller, an exporter, a producer and an installation operator may be different entities. WEETRA examines whether the documentary chain keeps those roles connected instead of treating them as interchangeable.
A commercial document establishes the sale; WEETRA then tests the separate evidence connecting seller, producer, production installation, goods and emissions data.
The invoice identifies the seller and the emissions workbook identifies a plant; the required goods-to-installation bridge remains an explicit remediation point.
Seller, exporter, producer and installation operator are recorded as distinct roles where the evidence shows they are distinct.
Product, lot, batch and commercial references are examined for continuity with production and emissions records.
Supplier declarations are checked against the upstream records available rather than treated as self-proving.
The Evidence Check produces a shareable PDF that records the reviewed scope, the evidence population, identified documentary relationships, findings and the actions that require attention.
Organisation role, reporting period, documents analysed and the main relationships identified.
Evidence gaps, potential contradictions, source limitations, relationship gaps, period or quantity issues and human-review triggers.
A clear action for each material finding and a proportionate next step: client remediation, Level I, Level II or expert review where justified.
