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CBAM reporting.
Clear scope.
Less supplier chasing.

EcoComply collects supplier data, calculates embedded emissions and prepares your EU CBAM declaration. We can submit it under delegation from your authorised CBAM declarant.

From€1,500/ year

Your proposal confirms the markets, deliverables, fees and timeline before work begins.

Get a free CBAM scoping assessment

Tell us what you import, where and roughly how much.

From customs data to a reporting planService illustration

Map your importsCommodity codes · origins · volumes

Coordinate supplier dataTemplates · follow-up · gap review

Prepare reportingDeclarations · deadlines · cost planning

Illustrative workflow, not a customer record or platform screenshot.

Our customers

Our Customers:

What you get

Your CBAM work, coordinated.

Scope & registration

Commodity-code checks and support with the registration steps that apply.

Supplier emissions data

Structured requests, multilingual follow-up and verification coordination.

Reporting & planning

Declaration support, a reporting calendar and EU certificate forecasting.

Already reporting?

We can review your existing workflow and agree a handover.

Choose your destination

EU and UK.
Two regimes. One coordinated team.

We reuse supplier information where suitable, while keeping each market’s requirements separate.

EU CBAM

Definitive phase · 2026

What to check: Commodity codes, origin and annual import volumes.
Threshold: 50 tonnes per year for the mass-based exemption. Electricity and hydrogen are outside this exemption.
Our support: Authorised-declarant application support, emissions data, declarations and certificate planning.
Our role: EU importers: You remain the authorised CBAM declarant. We help you apply for that status, prepare your declaration and submit it under your delegation.
Our role: importers outside the EU: Your EU indirect customs representative acts as the authorised CBAM declarant. We work with your broker and deliver the emissions data and declaration.

European Commission guidance ↗

UK CBAM

Starts · 1 January 2027

What to check: Commodity codes, import values and the UK registration tests.
Threshold: £50,000 of relevant imports, assessed using the past 12 months or expected next 30 days.
Key dates: Registration opens 1 January 2028. If liable in 2027, register by 31 January 2028. Your first return and payment are due by 31 May 2028 for 2027 imports. From January 2028, reporting periods are quarterly.
Our support: Scope assessment, supplier-data preparation and a plan for registration and reporting.
Our role: We file your UK CBAM returns as your agent. You remain liable.

HMRC registration guidance ↗

Scope depends on the commodity code and applicable exemptions, not just the sector name.

Iron & steelAluminiumCementFertilisersHydrogenElectricity · EU only

How it works

A clear plan, then coordinated delivery.

Share your imports

Send commodity codes, volumes, origins and supplier details.

Agree your plan

Get scope, responsibilities, fees and an expected timeline.

Move the work forward

We coordinate the data and reporting work, with clear updates on gaps and deadlines.

Beyond the next declaration

Proactive monitoring.
An expert on demand.

Our AI-powered platform monitors regulations relevant to your product portfolio. Get updates and an expert to call about what comes next.

Additional compliance work is scoped and quoted separately.

PORTFOLIO MONITORINGIllustration

A requirement changes.

Understand which imports or products may be affected, then discuss your next step.

Relevant update → expert guidance

Before you start

Four useful answers.

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How do I know whether CBAM applies?

Share your commodity codes, import destinations, origins and volumes. We check the relevant scope and thresholds before proposing the work.

What if supplier emissions data is missing?

We identify gaps, send structured requests and follow up with suppliers. We explain the reporting options available under the relevant rules and coordinate verification where needed.

Can you take over our existing reporting?

Yes. We review your registrations, previous reports and supplier data, then agree responsibilities and the first reporting period we will support.

What will it cost and how quickly can we start?

Service fees start at €1,500 per year. Your proposal confirms the scope, fees and timeline, including how third-party charges and carbon costs are treated. Delivery depends on supplier information and any authority or verifier processing.

Your next step

Get a clear CBAM plan.

Share your imports and target markets. Receive a personalised proposal with scope, fees and an expected timeline.

Get a free CBAM scoping assessment

No obligation. Scope and fees agreed before work begins.

Illustrative example

One steel supplier, two import markets

An SME imports steel fasteners from the same mill into Germany and the UK. Here’s how we would prepare its reporting.

Collect once

The importer shares customs entries and supplier contacts. We ask the mill for the production site, reporting period and emissions evidence, then match it to the goods.

Check each market

We reuse the customs and supplier records. We check scope, thresholds and whether the evidence qualifies separately for each regime. A verification report needs to meet the rules of the market where it will be used.

Prepare and file

In the EU, we prepare the declaration and can submit under delegation. The authorised declarant remains responsible. For an importer established outside the EU, we work with its EU indirect customs representative. In the UK, we can file as agent. The importer remains liable.

Reporting support from €1,500 per year. Your proposal confirms the markets, supplier outreach and any third-party verification costs. Get a free CBAM scoping assessment

CBAM reporting.Clear scope.Less supplier chasing.