WEETRA starts from the organisation’s actual role in the documentary chain. The same commercial invoice can mean something very different for an importer, a producer, a trader or an adviser reviewing the file.
WEETRA identifies the organisation’s actual documentary role first: producer, importer, group trading company, intermediary or adviser. The review is then aligned to the evidence relationships that role needs to support.
Customs, commercial, supplier, installation and emissions evidence must remain connected.
Explore → Non-EU producerInstallation, monitoring, production and calculation records need a coherent documentary basis.
Explore → Trader / supplierA commercial relationship does not automatically establish who produced the goods or where.
Explore → Adviser / customs professionalScreen first, then commission the depth that the documentary problem justifies.
Explore →ERP, SAP, supplier portals, emissions software, customs systems, PDFs, spreadsheets, monitoring systems and verification documents can all form part of the reviewed record. WEETRA is system-agnostic.
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.
