Supplier responses are incomplete.
Emissions data, production routes, and supporting evidence arrive late or in inconsistent formats.
CarbonBorder Desk turns scattered customs documents, supplier emails, CN codes, and emissions data into a controlled evidence file for the 2026 CBAM definitive regime.
The regulation is not the only hard part. The daily pain is operational: finding documents, mapping shipments, getting suppliers to answer, and keeping evidence clean enough for review.
Emissions data, production routes, and supporting evidence arrive late or in inconsistent formats.
Invoices, declarations, packing lists, and spreadsheets live in different inboxes and folders.
Teams need a practical register of likely CBAM-relevant goods and the unresolved questions around them.
At review time, missing assumptions and source documents become expensive distractions.
We do not replace your legal, customs, or tax advisers. We make the underlying CBAM data room cleaner, more complete, and easier for responsible parties to review.
We review commercial invoices, customs declarations, packing lists, transport documents, and existing spreadsheets to build a practical shipment register.
We prepare supplier requests, chase missing emissions information, track responses, and maintain a clear missing-field log.
We organise source files, assumptions, supplier replies, unresolved questions, and report-preparation tables into a reviewable evidence structure.
Most importers do not need another generic explanation of CBAM. They need someone to take the messy administrative layer seriously: documents, supplier follow-up, registers, evidence, and repeatability.
The first engagement is intentionally narrow: one controlled document set, one practical output package, and clear next steps.
Invoices, customs declarations, packing lists, supplier contacts, and any existing CBAM spreadsheets.
Shipment register, likely CBAM scope notes, supplier data tracker, missing-field list, and evidence folder structure.
Your team sees exactly what is available, what is missing, and which suppliers or shipments need follow-up.
If useful, we maintain the register and evidence trail during the year so annual declaration prep is less painful.
The pilot is not a generic memo. It produces a working control file: what came in, what appears CBAM-relevant, what is missing, which suppliers need chasing, and what evidence exists.
| Area | Status | Example output |
|---|---|---|
| Shipment register | Indexed | Invoice, customs declaration, product, CN-code, supplier, origin |
| Scope notes | Review | Likely CBAM goods and unresolved classification questions |
| Supplier tracker | Missing data | Request email, response status, embedded-emissions fields |
| Evidence archive | Structured | Source documents, assumptions, replies, management summary |
The initial focus is companies importing steel and aluminium products from outside the EU, especially teams without a dedicated CBAM function. Other CBAM sectors can be reviewed case by case.
Distributors, processors, construction suppliers, and industrial importers buying relevant goods from outside the EU.
Firms supporting import clients who need repeatable document operations and cleaner evidence handovers.
Internal teams asked to collect supplier emissions data while still running the normal business.
Most CBAM software vendors and large advisory firms push demos, quotes, and enterprise sales. CarbonBorder Desk starts with a practical paid diagnostic, then moves to “from” pricing based on document volume and supplier complexity.
A focused review of one controlled import document set. Includes shipment register, missing-data list, supplier request templates, evidence folder structure, and a short management summary.
Fixed-scope entry offer. Larger supplier lists, high shipment volumes, or messy archives are quoted separately before work starts.
Book the pilotOngoing document register maintenance, supplier follow-up tracking, and evidence archive upkeep for smaller importers.
Best for limited suppliers, limited CN codes, and predictable shipment volume.
EnquireMore active support for importers with multiple suppliers, recurring shipments, broader internal coordination, or more frequent supplier chasing.
Exact scope depends on shipment volume, supplier count, document quality, and response cadence.
EnquireCBAM files can include invoices, supplier names, customs declarations, product details, and commercial relationships. The desk is designed around controlled handling and traceability.
We can work under a reasonable NDA before reviewing sensitive documents.
Documents are used for the agreed review and evidence workflow, not shared with third parties unless agreed.
You receive structured outputs that your internal team, customs broker, or adviser can continue using.
No. This is operational document and evidence support. Final filing remains with the importer or appointed representative.
No. The service prepares organised evidence and working files for review. It does not provide legal, tax, or customs opinions.
That is the first focus because it is a clear wedge. Other CBAM sectors can be reviewed case by case.
You receive the diagnostic output. If ongoing support makes sense, we define a monthly desk scope based on supplier count, shipment volume, and follow-up cadence.
We track requests, reminders, missing fields, and responses so the unresolved evidence trail is visible instead of hidden in email threads.
Yes. The desk is designed to make their review easier by keeping the source documents, assumptions, and open questions structured.
CarbonBorder Desk supports document processing, supplier follow-up, evidence collection, and declaration-preparation workflows.
Send a short note about your import flows and where the paperwork hurts. We’ll reply personally — usually within one business day — to confirm whether the €750 pilot diagnostic is a fit.
Send a small sample set and we will confirm whether the €750 fixed-scope diagnostic makes sense before any ongoing commitment.