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Compliance Hub is the CarbonOS agent that turns the emissions inventory and operating data into regulatory reports and tracks obligations and deadlines through red-flag alerts. It covers CBAM, CSRD, ISSB (IFRS S1 and S2), EUDR, the GHG Protocol and ISO 14064, along with national schemes, always with an audit trail back to the source data.
It is for the people who own carbon obligations: compliance, legal, finance, sustainability and trade teams in industrial companies that report under national schemes or sell into the EU. The risks it targets are missed deadlines, figures that do not match from one report to the next, and lost competitiveness when an EU importer has to use CBAM default values, with a mark-up, because verified plant data is missing.
The data comes from CarbonOS itself: the inventory calculated by Carbon Intelligence, the operating data received through Signal Ingest and the lineage kept by Proof Engine. Compliance Hub tracks each company’s obligations in each jurisdiction, builds reports in the format of each standard and raises alerts when data is missing, a deadline approaches or a rule changes.
In the UK it tracks the UK ETS, which added domestic maritime from 1 July 2026; the UK CBAM, which starts on 1 January 2027 for imports of aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen, and iron and steel, with the first return and payment due by 31 May 2028; and UK SRS disclosures, which FCA rules published in September 2026 apply to companies with UK-listed shares on a comply-or-explain basis for accounting periods starting on or after 1 January 2027.
It sits at the end of the data chain: Signal Ingest brings in data from source systems, Carbon Intelligence calculates the inventory, Proof Engine keeps the lineage and versioned factors, and Compliance Hub builds the reports. Governance holds policies, procedures and the audit trail, Supply Chain brings supplier data into Scope 3, and Risk Management feeds ISSB-aligned climate-risk disclosures.
Yes. Compliance Hub is built for several standards and jurisdictions at once: one dataset, with one lineage, feeds national reporting schemes, the CBAM data EU importers request and ISSB-aligned disclosures, without re-keying numbers. When a rule changes, report templates are updated and alerts show what changed for each site.