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.
“Importer” and “exporter” are not enough to describe how a CBAM file is built. A seller may be the producer, a group trading company, an intermediary or an adviser acting for the client. Weetra separates those roles before examining the file.
Customs, commercial, supplier, installation and emissions evidence must remain connected.
Explore → Non-EU producerInstallation, monitoring, production and calculation records need a coherent documents behind it.
Explore → Trader / supplierA commercial relationship does not automatically establish who produced the goods or where.
Explore → Adviser / customs professionalStart with a focused check, then commission only the depth 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.
€490 excl. VAT per dossier
Request an Evidence CheckWhen a deeper review is commissioned, Weetra records what was received, what was relied on, what conflicted, what was corrected, what changed and why the final conclusion was reached. That history makes the file easier for an adviser, verifier or authority to understand later.