Veros

CBAM Management

Manage CBAM all year. Not just at year-end.

CBAM is no longer just a reporting obligation. It is a growing financial exposure that needs to be understood across products, suppliers and importing entities.

Veros connects your customs declarations with product and manufacturing data to continuously calculate emissions, estimate certificate requirements and give your team visibility into CBAM costs as imports happen.

Veros CBAM Manager showing cumulative import volumes by group company, registration status and progress towards the 50-tonne threshold.

CBAM Manager

Every import changes your CBAM exposure.

CBAM shouldn't become a scramble to reconstruct a year's imports when the reporting deadline approaches.

Veros checks your customs declaration data for CBAM-relevant imports and continuously builds an overview of the goods, quantities, emissions and financial exposure involved. See what you've imported, where emissions information is missing and how your obligations are developing throughout the year.

01

Identify CBAM imports

Check incoming customs declarations, identify affected goods and track imported quantities against applicable thresholds.

02

Determine embedded emissions

Connect imports to product and manufacturing data, using applicable default values or available supplier emissions information.

03

Consolidate across your business

Manage CBAM exposure across importing legal entities in one environment, while keeping the underlying declarant and EORI-level obligations distinct.

04

Understand your exposure

Calculate emissions, estimate financial liabilities and forecast certificate requirements as new imports are added.

Built for product-level CBAM

CBAM reporting is by HS code. Managing it isn't.

A single customs declaration line can represent dozens of underlying SKUs. While CBAM reporting is structured around customs classifications, managing emissions and financial exposure requires product-level detail.

Veros breaks customs declarations down to their underlying SKUs, allowing you to track CBAM exposure by product, identify cost drivers and understand where action can reduce your liability.

CBAM Impact Tracker

Exposure by SKU and supplier 2026

Est. CBAM exposure
€100,539
Embedded emissions
1,117.1 tCO₂e
Imports
592
SKUs in scope
156
SKUProduct nameCoOSupplierHSImportsCustoms valueEmissionsEst. exposureShare
STL-H80Structural steel profileMXAltera Industrial Supply B.V.7306 6148€540,000182.4 t€16,416
16.3%
KR-P2210Seamless steel tubeKRDaewoo Precision Tube7304 3936€412,000164.8 t€14,832
14.8%
CN-C0458Cold-rolled steel coilCNDonghai Precision Metal7209 1722€298,500151.2 t€13,608
13.5%
TR-B1140Hot-rolled I-beamTRAnatolia Steel Works7216 3330€265,000128.6 t€11,574
11.5%
STL-H95Welded hollow sectionMXAltera Industrial Supply B.V.7306 6134€221,00096.3 t€8,667
8.6%
CN-F3302Forged steel flangeCNDonghai Precision Metal7307 9164€118,40072.5 t€6,525
6.5%
AL-E220Aluminium extrusion profileINKaveri Aluminium Ltd.7604 2928€156,00068.9 t€6,201
6.2%
VX-B0612Hex bolt M12, zinc platedTWValvex Fastening Co.7318 1516€14,2009.8 t€882
0.9%
148 other SKUs314€426,000242.6 t€21,834
21.7%
Total592€2,451,1001,117.1 t€100,539100.0%
Exposure estimated at €90 per tCO₂e.

Connected to your supply chain

Know who made it. Not just who sold it.

For CBAM, emissions depend on where and how the goods were produced. Your ability to use actual emissions data hinges on knowing who the actual manufacturer is, and at what production site the goods were made.

Veros allows you to link products to their manufacturers, production installations and emissions data, keeping your CBAM calculations tied to the right source.

Explore Trade Master Data

  1. 01 · Product

    Structural steel profile

    SKU STL-H80 · HS 7306 61

    Purchased on PO-2026-8812

  2. 02 · Commercial supplier

    Altera Industrial Supply B.V.

    Rotterdam, Netherlands

    Vendor of record · No production at this address

    Sourced from manufacturer

  3. 03 · Manufacturer

    Apex Metals Group LLC

    Cleveland, United States

    Manufacturer of record · 3 contracted facilities

    Produced at installation

  4. 04 · Production installation

    Monterrey Plant 04

    Nuevo León, Mexico

    Electric arc furnace · Operator: Aceros del Norte

    Embedded emissions attached

    Direct
    1.82 tCO2e/t
    Indirect
    0.34 tCO2e/t
    Source
    Actual installation data

Financial exposure

Know what CBAM will cost.

Veros continuously calculates your CBAM costs based on imported quantities, embedded emissions and applicable adjustments. It translates that exposure into expected certificate requirements, helping you plan Certificate purchases and support financial accruals.

CBAM Certificate & Cost Exposure

Certificates to purchase
681
Estimated purchase cost
€50,371.70

Part of the Trade Operating System

CBAM does not live in isolation.

Managing CBAM requires data from across your trade operation, from manufacturer records and emissions evidence to landed cost calculations. In Veros, CBAM is not a separate spreadsheet or an isolated tool, but part of a connected system that shares context across your trade processes.

Questions

CBAM, answered.

01

Can Veros file CBAM declarations directly?

No. Under the definitive EU CBAM regime, official annual declarations and certificate management take place in the EU CBAM Registry.

Veros focuses on the ongoing work behind those obligations: identifying affected imports, managing product and emissions information, understanding financial exposure and preparing for certificate requirements. We can support the preparation of the underlying information, but do not submit declarations directly.

02

Which countries does Veros support for CBAM?

Veros currently supports the EU CBAM regime.

Other jurisdictions are introducing similar measures, including the UK, where CBAM is scheduled to take effect on 1 January 2027. Although these mechanisms share similar objectives, their scope, calculation methods and reporting obligations differ. We are open to working with customers to extend Veros to additional regimes as they develop.

03

Do we need to integrate our customs systems first?

No. Veros can work with customs declaration reports uploaded from brokers, customs authorities or internal systems.

Automated data feeds can be added where they make sense. You can start managing CBAM without an integration project.

04

Can we use actual emissions data from our suppliers?

Yes. Veros can incorporate supplier and manufacturing emissions data into its calculations, alongside applicable default values.

For official EU CBAM declarations, actual emissions must meet the relevant verification requirements. Veros can also help you evaluate the impact of different values before that process is complete.

05

Can we manage multiple legal entities in one environment?

Yes. Veros provides a consolidated view across importing entities while keeping their respective customs transactions, emissions exposure and CBAM obligations distinguishable.

This is particularly valuable for organizations operating with multiple EORI numbers.

06

Can Veros track the 50-tonne threshold?

Yes. Veros automatically tracks CBAM import quantities by importing entity against the applicable annual threshold.

Under the current EU rules, the 50-tonne exemption is generally assessed per importer per year, and does not apply to electricity or hydrogen.

Let's talk CBAM

Take control of your CBAM exposure.

Whether you're struggling to collect reliable manufacturing data, looking to understand the financial impact of CBAM or preparing for more products to come into scope, we can help you build a manageable, continuous CBAM process.