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Carbonatoz Compliance OS
The Operating System for

Global Carbon Trade & Compliance.

Measure.
Multi-Jurisdiction Coverage

The multi-framework compliance kernel

One unified Operating System managing cross-border trade, national carbon credit schemes, aviation obligations, and corporate ESG reporting.

Cross-Border Trade & Exporters

Primary SEE Accounting & Annex III Precursor BOM

Automate statutory compliance under EU Regulation 2023/956 and UK CBAM. Eliminate punitive EU default penalty markups by calculating verified Specific Embedded Emissions (SEE) directly from facility energy and precursor streams.

  • Annex III Multi-Tier Precursor Bill-of-Materials allocation
  • Official schema-validated XML generator for the EU Transitional Registry
  • Real-time certificate liability forecasting (EUR & INR)
  • Tamper-evident audit dossier export for EU customs declarants
Calculate CBAM Exposure ->Commodity Defaults
EU & UK CBAM MetricsLive Architecture
€35-€65/t
Default Markup Savings
v2025.1
XML Schema Version
25+ Covered
CN Commodity Codes
SHA-256
Audit Provenance
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING CORE — INCOSE & IEEE 42010 ALIGNED

Mission-critical systems architecture — not simple CRUD forms.

Carbonatoz Compliance OS is fundamentally engineered from the ground up using formal Systems Engineering (SE) models (aligned with INCOSE SEBoK, ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288 system life cycle processes, and IEEE 42010 architecture descriptions). Rather than treating compliance as simple web forms, Carbonatoz treats multi-jurisdiction carbon accounting and cross-border trade as a mission-critical, distributed, state-dependent complex system with kernel-level tenant isolation, deterministic legal state machines, and WORM-sealed audit trails.

✓ INCOSE SEBoK Aligned✓ IEEE 42010 Architecture✓ ISO 14064-3 WORM Audit Ledger✓ PostgreSQL Kernel RLS✓ EU AI Act Art. 14 Human Oversight
Spreadsheets Don't Survive Audit

If your system cannot prove how a number was created, it will not pass verification.

Enterprise compliance is no longer just reporting. It is legal liability. Legacy manual consolidation tools cannot handle Segregation of Duties, offering regulators zero proof of integrity.

  • No Segregation of DutiesAnyone with access can silently overwrite historical emission factors without approval workflows.
  • No Audit TrailWhen an auditor asks who changed a specific Scope 3 calculation last November, you cannot prove it.
  • No Cryptographic IntegrityData files can be altered post-verification. Without hash signatures, the evidence is legally fragile.
  • No Verifier Traceability
End-to-end Compliance Infrastructure

From Data → Declaration → Verification

A cohesive operating system ensuring uncompromised data integrity at every stage of the compliance lifecycle.

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Activity Data
Automated ingestion via ERP, IoT, and APIs.
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MRV Engine
Gap reconstruction and live CBAM validation.
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Audit Chain
Cryptographic hash-signing and SoD enforcement.
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Declaration
Regulator-ready XML/JSON for CCTS and CBAM.
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Verification
Transparent lineage review for independent auditors.
Live platform demo

Your entire carbon footprint. One screen.

Demo posture for a diversified industrial group across steel, cement, aluminium, logistics, and corporate operations.

CarbonAtoZ GHG Platform - FY 2025 demo environment
Platform snapshot
Total Scope 1
113,600 tCO2e
Down 8.3% vs FY24
CBAM Exposure
EUR 2.14M
2026 estimate
Verification
3/4 sites clear
1 pending
Data Quality
94.2%
Up 6.1%
FacilityTypeEmissions (tCO2e)vs FY24CBAM FlagStatus
Steelworks JamshedpurIntegrated steelwork45,200Down 14.2%CBAMVerified
Rajasthan CementClinker production28,400Down 3.1%CBAMVerified
Odisha AluminiumPrimary smelting31,800Up 2.4%CBAMPending
WHAT A CONTROLLED WORKFLOW CHANGES

Carbonatoz gives finance, sustainability, and assurance teams one shared operating picture instead of a patchwork of spreadsheets, inbox threads, and separate review notes.

Designed for exporters that need cleaner exposure estimates, clearer approvals, and better verifier handoffs.

One workflow

Calculator, evidence, approvals, and assurance access in one place

Shared context

Finance, sustainability, and verifiers work from the same record

Audit-ready

Evidence and approvals stay attached to the workflow they support

Cleaner handoff

Independent reviewers can step in without rebuilding the story from scratch

Platform capabilities

Built for enterprises that cannot afford to get it wrong

Audit chain
Every data entry, edit, and submission is recorded in a tamper-evident chain so auditors can see who changed what and when.
ISO 14064-3 | CBAM Art. 8
AI anomaly detection
Model-assisted anomaly checks flag emission spikes, factor mismatches, and suspicious outliers before reviewers or verifiers see them.
IPCC AR6 | GHG Protocol
Supply-chain constellation
Supplier nodes can be tracked with verification posture, confidence, and CBAM exposure in one operational graph.
Scope 3 | CBAM | SBTi
Designed for the people who reject your reports

Built for Verifiers.Every number traceable, signed, and audit-proof.

Most platforms optimize for reporting teams outputting beautiful PDFs. We engineer for the auditors demanding cryptographic proof. It's a fundamentally different architecture built around Segregation of Duties.

Connect with Auditors Directly
Our Auditor Marketplace assigns verifiers securely to your multi-tenant environment, granting them view access to your exact hash-chained history.
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End of Untraceable Spreadsheets
Solves the most common audit failure in GHG verification. Every computed ton of CO2 is traced mathematically back to its raw logged reading and specific versioned emission factor.
Server-Side Immutable Certificates
Opinion certificates are securely generated server-side. Any alteration to an evidence package or verification statement immediately invalidates the cryptographic integrity proofs.
Hash-Chained Evidence
Every data point is immutably linked to its source document and approval signature, natively synchronized with the central audit log.
Accountability Gates & SoD
The platform definitively tracks exactly who approved what. Uncompleted workflows act as a hard barricade, preventing opinions from being issued without proper oversight.
The Cost of Manual Systems

What happens if you fail compliance?

With EU CBAM enforcing strict financial regimes starting 2026, verification failure is no longer an ESG oversight—it is a critical supply-chain bottleneck.

CBAM Penalties
Fines apply for every tonne of embedded carbon not covered by surrendered certificates under CBAM's definitive regime.
EUR 100 base penalty / tonne*
Shipment Delays
Without valid CBAM declarations, your shipments cannot clear EU customs borders.
100% Blocked
Reputational Damage
Non-compliance triggers regulatory scrutiny and damages positioning in high-stakes enterprise supply chains.
Public Risk
Standards & frameworks

Capability claims, calibrated to verified implementation

Each framework is listed as text only, with a status that describes how the platform uses it today.

GHG Accounting & MeasurementSchema, calculation, and factor-lineage capabilities used for carbon accounting workflows.ISO 14064-1:2018 | ISO 14064-2:2019 | ISO 14064-3:2019 | ISO 14065:2020 | ISO 14066:2023 | ISO/IEC 17029:2019 | ISO 14001:2015 | GHG Protocol Corporate Standard | GHG Protocol Project Accounting | GHG Protocol Scope 2 Guidance | GHG Protocol Scope 3 Technical Guidance | GHG Protocol Product Standard | ISO 14067:2018 | ISO/TR 14069 | ISO/TS 14064-4:2025 | ISO 14083:2023 | ISO 19694-1:2021 | IPCC AR4 / AR5 / AR6 | US EPA GHG Emission Factors Hub | DEFRA UK Conversion Factors | CEA India Grid Emission FactorView details
  • ISO 14064-1:2018Built in

    Organizational inventory boundaries and Scope 1/2/3 classification are represented in the accounting model.

    Source: ISO 14064-1 official standard page

  • ISO 14064-2:2019Reporting tooling

    Project-level reduction and removal calculations are supported through structured project and evidence workflows.

    Source: ISO 14064-2 official standard page

  • ISO 14064-3:2019Implemented

    Verification review, evidence packaging, and verifier-facing workflows are implemented without implying accreditation.

    Source: ISO 14064-3 official standard page

  • ISO 14065:2020Reporting tooling

    ACV and verifier governance fields support assurance evidence and independence-sensitive review workflows without implying accreditation.

    Source: ISO 14065 official standard page

  • ISO 14066:2023Referenced

    Verifier competence and team-composition expectations are referenced in ACV staffing and review workflows without claiming personnel attestation.

    Source: ISO 14066 official standard page

  • ISO/IEC 17029:2019Referenced

    Validation and verification-body principles inform ACV review separation and impartiality checks without implying conformity-assessment accreditation.

    Source: ISO/IEC 17029 official standard page

  • ISO 14001:2015Referenced

    Environmental-management-system language is referenced for internal audit and management-review context, not as an ISO 14001 management-system claim.

    Source: ISO 14001 official standard page

  • GHG Protocol Corporate StandardBuilt in

    Corporate Scope 1/2/3 accounting structures map operational activity data into inventory outputs.

    Source: GHG Protocol Corporate Standard

  • GHG Protocol Project AccountingReporting tooling

    Project-accounting inputs support reduction and removal workflows where project evidence is prepared for review, not submitted as an externally approved crediting claim.

    Source: GHG Protocol Project Protocol

  • GHG Protocol Scope 2 GuidanceReporting tooling

    Electricity and grid-factor workflows support Scope 2 reporting contexts with stored factor provenance and no renewable-claim certification.

    Source: GHG Protocol Scope 2 guidance

  • GHG Protocol Scope 3 Technical GuidanceBuilt in

    Value-chain categories are represented for supplier, logistics, purchased-goods, and downstream reporting paths.

    Source: GHG Protocol Scope 3 guidance

  • GHG Protocol Product StandardReporting tooling

    Product-carbon and embedded-emissions workflows use product and LCA-style scoping inputs without claiming third-party LCA certification.

    Source: GHG Protocol Product Standard

  • ISO 14067:2018Reporting tooling

    Product Carbon Footprint workflows and LCA-traceable product emission records are supported as controlled reporting inputs without implying ISO verification.

    Source: ISO 14067 official standard page

  • ISO/TR 14069Referenced

    ISO 14069 is used as supporting guidance for applying ISO 14064-1 organizational inventory principles.

    Source: ISO 14069 official standard page

  • ISO/TS 14064-4:2025Referenced

    The newer ISO 14064-1 application guidance is tracked as supporting inventory-design context, not as a separate audited capability.

    Source: ISO/TS 14064-4 official reference

  • ISO 14083:2023Reporting tooling

    Transport-chain emissions guidance is used where logistics and freight activity are included in Scope 3 or product-delivery workflows.

    Source: ISO 14083 official standard page

  • ISO 19694-1:2021Referenced

    Steel-sector GHG methodology is referenced for sector-specific industrial emissions context where steel workflows are in scope.

    Source: ISO 19694-1 official standard page

  • IPCC AR4 / AR5 / AR6Built in

    GWP basis is tracked in calculation inputs; statutory GHG workflows default to AR6 where required by product validation.

    Source: IPCC assessment-report GWP factors

  • US EPA GHG Emission Factors HubReporting tooling

    EPA factor-source support is displayed with stored factor versions rather than implying unverified latest-source currency.

    Source: US EPA GHG Emission Factors Hub

  • DEFRA UK Conversion FactorsReporting tooling

    UK conversion-factor rows are governed by their stored factor_version in the product data.

    Source: UK government conversion factors collection

  • CEA India Grid Emission FactorBuilt in

    India grid-factor workflows use the implemented dataset version for each workflow, including legally locked baseline years where applicable.

    Source: CEA CO2 Baseline Database

Regulatory ComplianceFiling, reporting, market-data, and visualization support calibrated to verified product behavior.EU CBAM - Regulation (EU) 2023/956 | CBAM Transitional Implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/1773 | European Commission CBAM portal and guidance | SEBI BRSR | India Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) / BEE MRV | India GEI Target Rules | BEE Accredited Carbon Verifier (ACV) Procedure | CERC carbon credit market regulations | MoEFCC climate-policy and target context | EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) | UK Emissions Trading Scheme (UK ETS) | UK Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (UK CBAM) | California Cap-and-Invest / Cap-and-Trade | Korea ETS (K-ETS) | China National ETS | Singapore Carbon Tax | California Climate Disclosure (SB 253 & SB 261) | SEC Climate Disclosure Rule | CORSIA (ICAO Annex 16 Vol IV) | Paris Agreement Article 6.2 & 6.4 (ITMOs & PACM) | EU AI Act transparency and scopingView details
  • EU CBAM - Regulation (EU) 2023/956Implemented

    Covered-goods and embedded-emissions workflows support CBAM posture under the parent regulation.

    Source: EU CBAM Regulation 2023/956

  • CBAM Transitional Implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/1773Implemented

    Customer-facing CBAM copy is limited to transitional filing and reporting support until definitive default-value implementation is verified.

    Source: EU CBAM Implementing Regulation 2023/1773

  • European Commission CBAM portal and guidanceReferenced

    The official CBAM portal is linked as source and guidance context; the homepage does not claim every Commission guidance update is implemented.

    Source: European Commission CBAM legislation and guidance

  • SEBI BRSRReporting tooling

    Business Responsibility and Sustainability Reporting outputs are generated from operational datasets for client review and submission.

    Source: SEBI BRSR circular

  • India Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) / BEE MRVImplemented

    India carbon-market workflows model compliance periods, BEE-facing calculation and review state, notified gases, ACV controls, evidence, and filing preparation without implying regulator authorization.

    Source: India CCTS and BEE procedure sources

  • India GEI Target RulesImplemented

    Greenhouse-gas emission intensity targets, compliance-period posture, and target-versus-achieved review states are modeled inside India CCTS workflows.

    Source: BEE / MoEFCC GEI target rule sources

  • BEE Accredited Carbon Verifier (ACV) ProcedureImplemented

    ACV team minimums, independence-sensitive review roles, impartiality controls, and evidence handoff are modeled without implying BEE accreditation.

    Source: BEE ACV procedure and product workflow evidence

  • CERC carbon credit market regulationsReferenced

    CERC market rules are referenced for registry, trading, and surveillance context only; the platform does not claim exchange or registry authorization.

    Source: CERC carbon-credit market regulation context

  • MoEFCC climate-policy and target contextReferenced

    MoEFCC policy context is referenced for India carbon-market scenario and target-context views only; customer-facing filing claims remain tied to implemented CCTS/BEE workflows.

    Source: MoEFCC policy context and product scenario evidence

  • EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS)Referenced

    EU ETS is referenced for price-feed and penalty context only; it is not marketed as an EU ETS compliance module.

    Source: EU ETS Directive 2003/87/EC

  • UK Emissions Trading Scheme (UK ETS)Referenced

    UK ETS is referenced for jurisdiction and market-context views only; the platform does not claim UK ETS filing, registry, or trading compliance.

    Source: UK ETS official guidance collection

  • UK Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (UK CBAM)Architected / in progress

    Jurisdiction-specific UK CBAM readiness architecture covers 5 statutory sectors (aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen, iron & steel) and direct+precursor emissions under Finance Bill 2025-26 (effective 1 Jan 2027); UK ETS filing/trading is not claimed.

    Source: UK Finance Bill 2025-26 and HMRC CBAM factsheet

  • California Cap-and-Invest / Cap-and-TradeReferenced

    California carbon-market context is shown for comparative market and policy views only; no California allowance, auction, offset, or reporting module is claimed.

    Source: California Air Resources Board program page

  • Korea ETS (K-ETS)Referenced

    K-ETS is referenced for global carbon-market context only; no Korean registry, allowance, or statutory reporting workflow is claimed.

    Source: K-ETS market-context evidence

  • China National ETSReferenced

    China ETS is referenced for global carbon-market context only; no China ETS compliance, allowance, or registry workflow is claimed.

    Source: China ETS market-context evidence

  • Singapore Carbon TaxReferenced

    Singapore carbon-tax and MRV thresholds are referenced for regional policy context only; no Singapore tax filing or NEA submission workflow is claimed.

    Source: Singapore National Environment Agency carbon-tax page

  • California Climate Disclosure (SB 253 & SB 261)Referenced

    California Scope 1 & 2 reporting under SB 253 ($1B+ revenue) is monitored under CARB's deferred 10 Nov 2026 deadline; SB 261 climate financial risk disclosure ($500M+ revenue) enforcement remains stayed under Ninth Circuit preliminary injunction pending appeal.

    Source: California Air Resources Board (CARB) Climate Programs

  • SEC Climate Disclosure RuleReferenced

    SEC climate disclosure is monitored as investor-disclosure context only; the SEC proposed rescission of the 2024 rules, so no SEC filing compliance claim is made.

    Source: SEC proposed rescission of climate disclosure rules

  • CORSIA (ICAO Annex 16 Vol IV)Architected / in progress

    Operational MRV, calculation reconstruction, VVB verification-support, and CEF claim management for international aviation under DEC-046-R1; statutory calculations and attestations remain the sole jurisdiction of administering States and accredited VVBs.

    Source: ICAO CORSIA resources

  • Paris Agreement Article 6.2 & 6.4 (ITMOs & PACM)Referenced

    Paris Agreement Article 6.2 cooperative approaches (ITMOs with corresponding adjustments) and Article 6.4 centralized crediting mechanism (PACM) are referenced for international carbon-market context and offset eligibility modeling only; no carbon credit trading, registry transfer, or LoA issuance workflow is claimed.

    Source: UNFCCC Paris Agreement Article 6 Reference Manual and PACM decisions

  • EU AI Act transparency and scopingReporting tooling

    AI inventory and disclosure-rule surfaces support transparency and governance review for AI-assisted features; high-risk AI conformity assessment is not claimed.

    Source: EU AI Act Regulation (EU) 2024/1689

Voluntary ESG & Investor DisclosureReport generation and questionnaire preparation support where the client remains responsible for submission.GRI Standards (GRI 102 / 103 / 306 & 305 Retained) | CDP climate questionnaire | TCFD (Legacy) / IFRS S2 Alignment | CSRD / ESRS | ISSB / IFRS S1-S2 | SBTi (Corporate Net-Zero Standard V1.3.1 / V2.0 transition) | Verra VCS (Verified Carbon Standard v5.0 / v4.7) | Gold Standard (GS4GG / 2026 Paris Alignment Mandate) | UN Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs)View details
  • GRI Standards (GRI 102 / 103 / 306 & 305 Retained)Reporting tooling

    Structured energy, emissions, and waste data are mapped into GRI-aligned disclosure drafts (GRI 102 Climate, GRI 103 Energy, GRI 306 Waste) with automated GRI Content Index generation and dual-vintage support for 2025 standards (effective Jan 2027).

    Source: GRI Topic Standards for Climate Change and Energy

  • CDP climate questionnaireReporting tooling

    Structured Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 emissions data, facility-level breakdowns, and verification evidence from the platform can be used to prepare CDP climate questionnaire responses.

    Source: CDP disclosure guidance

  • TCFD (Legacy) / IFRS S2 AlignmentReporting tooling

    Climate-risk scenario outputs support TCFD-aligned 4-pillar narratives (Governance, Strategy, Risk Management, Metrics & Targets); the TCFD was formally disbanded in October 2023 with its recommendations fully absorbed into ISSB IFRS S1 and S2.

    Source: IFRS Foundation TCFD-to-ISSB transition knowledge hub

  • CSRD / ESRSReporting tooling

    Double-materiality and iXBRL report-building surfaces support disclosure preparation; validated regulatory filing is not claimed.

    Source: EU CSRD and ESRS sources

  • ISSB / IFRS S1-S2Reporting tooling

    ISSB report-builder and IFRS taxonomy-oriented export support disclosure preparation while client submission remains outside the homepage claim.

    Source: IFRS Sustainability Standards

  • SBTi (Corporate Net-Zero Standard V1.3.1 / V2.0 transition)Reporting tooling

    Target-setting workflows support 1.5°C-aligned near- and long-term planning with location-based Scope 2 baselines without implying SBTi validation; accommodates the Corporate Net-Zero Standard V2.0 transition (effective for new validations from 2027/2028).

    Source: SBTi Corporate Net-Zero Standard

  • Verra VCS (Verified Carbon Standard v5.0 / v4.7)Referenced

    Registry context is shown for supported carbon-credit workflows; this does not imply registry endorsement. Accommodates the VCS Standard Version 5.0 overhaul (issued Dec 2025, 9 VCU quality attributes, effective 2027 for new requests) and enforces Beyond Value Chain Mitigation (BVCM) accounting — external credits do not replace direct Scope 1–3 emissions reductions. Notes Directive (EU) 2024/825 (applicable 27 Sept 2026) prohibiting B2C offset-based product climate neutrality claims.

    Source: Verra VCS Program Details

  • Gold Standard (GS4GG / 2026 Paris Alignment Mandate)Referenced

    Registry context is shown for supported carbon-credit workflows; this does not imply registry endorsement. Supports the Gold Standard 2026 Paris Agreement Alignment Mandate requiring PA-aligned methodologies for 2026+ vintages with deferred-issuance transition rules, and aligns with BVCM non-substitution framing and EU Directive 2024/825 consumer claim constraints.

    Source: Gold Standard Paris Agreement Alignment Information

  • UN Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs)Referenced

    SDG alignment metadata is used for carbon-project and policy-context views only; UN endorsement or SDG certification is not claimed.

    Source: United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

Climate Adaptation & FinanceAdjacent ISO climate standards tracked for scenario, claims, adaptation, and finance context only.ISO 14068-1:2023 | ISO 14090:2019 | ISO 14091:2021 | ISO/TS 14092:2020 | ISO 14093:2022 | ISO 14097View details
  • ISO 14068-1:2023Referenced

    Carbon-neutrality and transition-to-net-zero claim requirements are tracked as claim-control context; the platform does not make carbon-neutrality claims for customers.

    Source: ISO 14068-1 official standard page

  • ISO 14090:2019Referenced

    Climate-adaptation principles are tracked for future resilience and adaptation planning context, not current filing capability.

    Source: ISO 14090 official standard page

  • ISO 14091:2021Referenced

    Vulnerability, impact, and risk-assessment guidance is tracked for future climate-risk workflows.

    Source: ISO 14091 official standard page

  • ISO/TS 14092:2020Referenced

    Adaptation-planning guidance is tracked for broader climate-action planning; it is not a current compliance module.

    Source: ISO/TS 14092 official standard page

  • ISO 14093:2022Referenced

    Adaptation-finance requirements are tracked as finance-context material only.

    Source: ISO 14093 official standard page

  • ISO 14097Referenced

    Investment and financing activity climate-assessment guidance is tracked for portfolio and finance-context views only.

    Source: ISO 14097 official standard page

Data PrivacyPrivacy workflows implemented in schema, role separation, and operational workspaces.Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (India) | DPDP Rules | GDPR (EU) 2016/679 | CCPA / CPRA (California) | ISO/IEC 27701 | DSAR Workflow | ROPA | DPIAView details
  • Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (India)Implemented

    DPDP-oriented privacy workflows cover consent, request intake, erasure routing, purpose separation, and jurisdiction-aware handling without claiming certification or statutory legal opinion.

    Source: DPDP Act 2023 and platform privacy workflow evidence

  • DPDP RulesReferenced

    DPDP rules are referenced for privacy notice and grievance workflow metadata; operational claims remain tied to implemented configuration and review evidence.

    Source: DPDP rules and platform privacy evidence

  • GDPR (EU) 2016/679Implemented

    Privacy governance workspaces cover DSAR, ROPA, DPIA, consent, transfer, and incident operations without claiming certification.

    Source: GDPR Regulation (EU) 2016/679

  • CCPA / CPRA (California)Implemented

    California opt-out intake, CCPA/CPRA request tracking, Global Privacy Control handling, and sensitive-personal-information governance are implemented without claiming legal certification.

    Source: California CCPA privacy rights

  • ISO/IEC 27701Referenced

    Privacy information management guidance is referenced alongside DPDP, GDPR, and CCPA workflows; no ISO/IEC 27701 audit claim is made.

    Source: ISO/IEC 27701 official standard page

  • DSAR WorkflowImplemented

    Data subject request intake, identity challenge, escalation, portability, and erasure routing are implemented.

    Source: GDPR Articles 15-22

  • ROPAImplemented

    Records of processing activity are managed through privacy governance routes and database accessors.

    Source: GDPR Article 30

  • DPIAImplemented

    DPIA registers, approvals, risk fields, and review dates are surfaced in the privacy workspace.

    Source: GDPR Article 35

Certification In ProgressArchitecture designed for audit readiness; external certification is not claimed.SOC 2 Type II (AICPA) | ISO/IEC 27001:2022View details
  • SOC 2 Type II (AICPA)Architected / in progress

    Architecture is designed around Trust Service Criteria evidence, but the formal audit is pending.

    Source: AICPA SOC 2 criteria

  • ISO/IEC 27001:2022Architected / in progress

    ISMS controls and SoA evidence mapping are prepared for audit readiness; certification is not claimed.

    Source: ISO/IEC 27001 official standard page

Industry Coverage

Tailored carbon math for all your operations

CarbonAtoZ supports 26 distinct industry segments with built-in emission factor templates, regulatory boundaries, and verifier-ready calculation logic.

Direct Regulation

CBAM & Heavy Industry

Rigid calculation templates and direct emission tracking for sectors subject to carbon border taxes.

Iron & Steel (CN 7208)Aluminium (CN 7601)Cement (CN 2523)Fertilizers (CN 3102)Hydrogen (CN 2804)ElectricityAll 12,540 Goods →
Supply Chain

Manufacturing & Logistics

Supply-chain constellation tracking, Scope 3 category mapping, and fuel-based logistics calculations.

Manufacturer Mid-MarketLogistics & TransportAutomotive & EVTextile & ApparelFood & BeverageReal Estate & ConstructionShipping & Ports
BRSR / Voluntary

Corporate & Services

Activity-based ESG quantification, SEBI BRSR compliance, and data center energy-efficiency metrics.

IT & Data CenterBanking & FinancePharmaceuticals & BiotechHospitals & Healthcare
Regulatory Timeline

The compliance window is closing

Understand exactly when your business needs to comply across global markets.

2023
CBAM Transition
Transitional period begins for EU imports.
2025-26
BRSR Core Assessment/Assurance
Third-party assessment-or-assurance requirement expands to top 500 listed companies; full BRSR reporting has been mandatory for the top 1,000 since FY2022-23.
2026
CBAM Financial
Definitive regime live; standard penalty EUR 100/tonne base (inflation-indexed), first certificate surrender due Sept 2027.
2026
India CCTS
GHG emission-intensity targets and compliance obligations are in force for notified obligated entities across 7 sectors (FY2025-26 and FY2026-27); the verified Performance Assessment Document is due within three months of each compliance cycle's conclusion.
2026
CA SB 253 & SB 261
California Scope 1 & 2 first-year reporting is under CARB's proposed deferral process to 10 Nov 2026 for $1B+ revenue entities; SB 261 ($500M+ biennial climate risk) enforcement remains stayed under Ninth Circuit injunction; SEC federal rule is under proposed rescission.
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Bring one exporter workflow, one verifier handoff, and one real compliance scenario. We will walk through the platform using your reporting pressure points, not a generic sales script.

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  • Scope 3 supplier-gap & verification gap analysis
  • Review of the cryptographic attestation workflows
  • Custom implementation proposal within 48 business hours
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FAQ

Questions teams ask before every demo

What is CBAM and when does the financial regime start?
CBAM is the EU carbon border regime for covered imports like steel, cement, and aluminium. The definitive regime began 1 January 2026 - exporters need verifiable embedded-emission data now, ahead of the first certificate surrender deadline (30 September 2027, covering 2026 imports). Falling short on surrendered certificates carries a standard penalty linked to the EU ETS excess-emissions penalty (base rate EUR 100 per tonne CO2e, inflation-indexed), rising to three to five times that rate for importing without authorised declarant status.
How does the tamper-evident audit trail work?
Every data entry, modification, and approval is hash-chained in our immutable ledger. Auditors can trace the complete lineage of any reported figure back to its source telemetry or invoice.
Do you support data residency requirements like India's DPDP?
Yes. Our infrastructure uses jurisdiction-specific schemas (like ICM for India) and can route data to specific geographic regions (e.g., ap-south-1) to ensure strict local compliance.
How long does onboarding take for a multi-site conglomerate?
Typical onboarding for a 4-6 site enterprise takes 4-8 weeks, heavily accelerated by our automated gap reconstruction tools and existing ERP/IoT integrations.
What happens if a facility loses connectivity?
Our Edge MRV architecture buffers data locally. When connectivity is restored, our gap reconstruction engine resyncs the data without breaking the cryptographic audit chain.
The full carbon stack - one partner

Measure your carbon.
Capture your carbon.
Prove your carbon.

Start with the platform, move into compliance, and connect with independent specialists when you need outside assurance. The Auditor marketplace gives buyers a clear path from carbon data to credible sign-off without leaving the CarbonAtoZ workflow.

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ISO 14064-3 ready
CBAM 2026 ready
SOC 2 pursuing
Data encrypted in transit and at rest
CarbonAtoZ
The full carbon stack - GHG platform, compliance, and reporting with one consistent experience.
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Platform
  • Knowledge Hub
  • MRV Engine
  • CBAM Calculator
  • 48-Hour Assessment
  • Auditor Marketplace
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  • Pricing
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Capabilities
  • Audit Chain
  • Edge Data Resilience
  • AI Governance
  • Attestation Workflows
  • Data Residency
Intelligence & Resources
  • Knowledge Hub
  • CBAM Country Comparison
  • CBAM for South Korea
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Carbonatoz is the enterprise compliance operating system connecting factory telemetry, fuel logs, and flight operations with global regulatory frameworks — including EU & UK CBAM, India CCTS / BEE MRV, Aviation CORSIA, and SEBI BRSR Core.

Turn raw emissions data into audit-ready statutory declarations and verified export dossiers—without spreadsheet risk. Your carbon data will be audited. We make sure it survives.

GDPR & DPDPReg (EU) 2016/679 & DPDP Act
ISO 14064 & 14067GHG MRV & PCF Accounting
ISO/IEC 27001ISMS Control Architecture
CBAM & CCTSReg (EU) 2023/956 & BEE MRV
DATA VISUALIZATION — GLOBAL OPERATIONS
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Illustrative platform snapshot — zero audit flags detected across declarations.
Audit ChainActiveHash-signed evidence lane
CBAM Cert PriceEUR 75.28 / tCO₂eINR 8,318 indicative | EU Commission
Scope 145,200 tCO₂eIllustrative exporter benchmark
Scope 2 Coverage68%Illustrative supplier baseline
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Knowledge Hub48-Hr AssessmentCommodity DefaultsFree CBAM Calculator
Auditors are forced to manually unpack nested formulas, leading to endless revisions and delays.
Legacy Tools
  • No version control or audit trail
  • Manual factor lookups
  • 3-6 month annual cycles
  • High risk of silent overwrites
Carbonatoz Compliance OS
  • Tamper-evident audit chain
  • Role-based attestation layer
  • Live continuous verification
  • Zero silent data adjustments
Pan-India Logistics FleetRoad transport8,200Down 5.6%-Verified
Total Scope 1113,600Down 8.3%
Total Scope 2 (LB)
22,400 tCO2e
Down 12.1% vs FY24
Renewable Share
34.8%
Up 11.2%
Grid Factor
0.716 tCO2/MWh
CEA India FY25
Market-Based
18,900 tCO2e
With RECs
SiteElectricity (MWh)Location-BasedMarket-BasedRECs PurchasedStatus
Jamshedpur Steel14,20010,1677,4202,800 MWhVerified
Rajasthan Cement8,9006,3725,1001,500 MWhVerified
Odisha Aluminium7,4005,2984,900500 MWhIn review
Corporate Offices780558480200 MWhVerified
Total31,28022,39517,900
Total Scope 3
187,000 tCO2e
Estimated
Categories Tracked
9 / 15
GHG Protocol
Supplier Coverage
62%
Up 18% YTD
Data Confidence
74.3%
Improving
Purchased goods and services
82,400 tCO2e
Processing of sold products
39,200 tCO2e
Upstream transportation
24,100 tCO2e
Business travel
13,200 tCO2e
Employee commuting
9,400 tCO2e
Waste generated
6,800 tCO2e
Other categories
11,900 tCO2e
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Exposure can be translated into financial liability signals so export-facing teams see the commercial impact early.
CBAM Regulation 2023/956
Multi-framework reporting
A single organisational GHG dataset powers BRSR, GRI, CDP, and ISO 14064 reporting. Direct BRSR-to-CBAM embedded-emission mapping is on the 2026 roadmap.
BRSR | GRI | CDP | ISO
ERP and IoT integration
Platform integrations align enterprise systems, telemetry, and evidence collection so teams do not have to stay spreadsheet-bound.
SAP | Oracle | REST API
Supply Chain Exclusion
Enterprise buyers increasingly mandate verified Scope 3 data; failing to provide it restricts your access to lucrative RFPs.
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Can external auditors use the platform directly?
Absolutely. That is our core differentiator. The Auditor Marketplace grants third-party verifiers restricted, read-only access to your attestation layers without you emailing a single spreadsheet.
How does Segregation of Duties (SoD) work in the system?
Only users with explicit 'esg_manager' or 'client_superadmin' roles can approve or amend raw submissions, preventing silent data manipulation from unauthorized personnel.
Can the platform handle multi-framework reporting?
Partially. Organisational GHG metrics (Scope 1/2/3) flow into BRSR, CDP, and ISO 14064 reporting from the same dataset. CBAM embedded-emission calculations use the same activity data sources but are calculated at product level — a dedicated BRSR-to-CBAM export is on the roadmap for Q4 2026.
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