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CBAM for importers

CBAM definitive regime is active

Since 1 January 2026, in-scope EU importers must keep CBAM declaration data and emissions evidence ready for the definitive regime.

CBAM-OK for EU importers

Prepare review-ready CBAM data faster.

AI-assisted HS/CN classification and CBAM XML preparation for EU importers.

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One goods line in, CBAM structure out.

Product description

Extruded aluminium hollow profile, 128 kg, origin Turkey

Annex I match
CN
7604 10 10
Scope
Aluminium
Origin
TR
AI
94%
XML excerpt
<goodsItem>
  <cnCode>76041010</cnCode>
  <origin>TR</origin>
  <directSEE>
    1.6400 tCO2e/t
  </directSEE>
  <indirectSEE>
    14.1200 tCO2e/t
  </indirectSEE>
</goodsItem>
Declaration readyEU default value active

AI suggestions require importer review; CBAM-OK does not provide customs or legal advice and does not file declarations.

Workflow

From supplier line item to registry file

CBAM-OK guides classification, default values, review, and XML preparation without turning a simple import workflow into a consulting project.

01

Describe the product

One sentence is enough for the first classification suggestion.

02

Check CBAM scope

Annex I match, CN code, and rationale stay side by side.

03

Export XML

Quarterly data rolls up into the registry structure.

01

AI-assisted HS/CN classifier

Describe the product in one sentence — our classifier returns the 8-digit CN code, CBAM Annex I scope check, confidence score, and rationale.

02

XML preparation for CBAM reporting

In-scope consignments roll up into structured XML, including EU default values when supplier emissions data is not available yet.

Audit trail

Built for deadlines, auditability, and repetition.

Every consignment stays traceable: CN code, origin, emission source, default value, and declaration status live in one structured flow.

TLS encrypted
90-day working-data retention
Importer remains in control

Registry handoff

What happens after a CBAM-OK export?

Use the export as a structured working package for the CBAM workflow. Upload it if the EU registry supports the format, otherwise use it for manual entry or broker/advisor review; official submission remains the importer’s responsibility.

Five-step CBAM-OK export workflow from prepared data to EU registry submission and audit evidence.

FAQ

FAQ

Short answers for import teams deciding whether CBAM applies and what data they need next.

What is CBAM?
CBAM is the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism. It requires importers of certain carbon-intensive goods to prepare emissions and declaration data.
Who is in scope?
EU importers of covered goods from non-EU countries are usually in scope. The practical starting point is the product's CN code and country of origin.
Which goods are covered?
CBAM focuses on cement, iron and steel, aluminium, fertilisers, hydrogen, and electricity, based on Annex I CN codes.
What data do I need?
You need product codes, quantities, origin, supplier details, production route, emissions values or default values, and supporting evidence.
What are default values?
Default values are fallback emissions values used when supplier-specific data is not available or not yet reliable enough.
Do I need supplier emissions data?
Yes, for a robust process. Supplier-specific data improves accuracy and gives you better evidence than relying only on defaults.
What does CBAM-OK export?
CBAM-OK prepares structured declaration data, review evidence, and XML-ready exports for the CBAM workflow.
Is CBAM-OK a filing service?
No. CBAM-OK helps prepare and organize the data; the importer remains responsible for review and official submission.