If you received a carbon report from a supplier and want to confirm it is genuine, enter the unique Report ID below. EU buyers, procurement teams, and auditors use this tool to verify report authenticity.
Every CarbonReport Pro report shows a verification level. Here's exactly what each level means — and what evidence has been reviewed — so buyers can make informed decisions.
Emission calculations based on data entered by the factory. No supporting documents have been uploaded or reviewed. Calculated using certified IPCC/DEFRA emission factors.
Factory has uploaded utility bills, invoices, or freight records. Documents are stored and referenced in the report. Buyers know evidence was provided, but no automated cross-check has been run.
Our AI engine extracted values from uploaded documents using OCR and cross-checked them against the factory's submitted data. All values matched within ±10% tolerance. A verification log is included in the report.
Our internal ESG specialist manually reviewed the submitted data, uploaded documents, and calculations. The reviewer confirmed methodology, emission factor application, and boundary-setting before signing off.
CarbonReport Pro's Trust & Validation System (Levels 1–4) is a first-party data quality assurance process — not a substitute for formal ISO 14064-3 third-party assurance conducted by an accredited verification body.
Level 3 (AI-Assisted Document Verification) uses optical character recognition (OCR) to extract values from uploaded documents and cross-checks them against submitted data within a ±10% tolerance. This is an automated first-party check — the documents are uploaded by the factory and verified by our platform. We do not conduct site visits or independent source data collection.
Level 4 (Expert-Reviewed) involves review by our internal ESG specialist team. This is an internal review, not an independent third-party audit. For regulatory submissions that specifically require accredited ISO 14064-3 verification, please engage an accredited verification body.
Our verification levels are designed to give buyers and procurement teams meaningful, honest data quality signals — at a cost and speed that is accessible to factory exporters worldwide.
Every CarbonReport Pro report includes a unique QR code. Buyers can scan it with any smartphone to instantly verify authenticity.
Find the QR code in the verification section of the report — typically on the cover page or the last section of the document. Look for the "CarbonReport Pro" verification seal.
Open your phone's camera app and point it at the QR code in the report. You don't need a special QR app — most modern smartphones scan directly from the camera.
The camera will show a link to carbonreportpro.com/verify. Tap it to open the verification page in your browser.
The page shows the report's authenticity status, company name, reporting period, total emissions, and verification level — confirming the report is genuine and unmodified.
Each report has a unique, tamper-detectable ID. If the report has been modified after generation, the verification will fail.
Before accepting a supplier's carbon report for your CSRD disclosure or CBAM declaration, verify these four things.
Use the verification tool above. A valid result confirms the report was generated by CarbonReport Pro and has not been tampered with since generation.
Check the verification badge (L1–L4). For strategic procurement decisions, L3 AI-Assisted Verified or L4 Expert-Reviewed reports provide stronger data quality assurance.
The report should list the emission factors used (IPCC AR6, DEFRA 2024, NEPRA). Verify these are referenced in the methodology section with the correct source and year.
Confirm the report covers the scopes you need — Scope 1 & 2 for CBAM, Scope 1-3 for CSRD supplier disclosures. The scope boundary should be documented in the report's methodology section.
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