Platform

One environmental intelligence review engine.

Orchestration flow, verification workspace, tamper-evident lineage, cross-standard intelligence, and live ecosystem signals, operated as one cohesive platform, not stitched-together tools.

M-01 · Orchestration flow
  1. 01Supplier Data
  2. 02AI Review
  3. 03Framework Alignment
  4. 04Verification Layer
  5. 05Trusted Output
  6. 06Audit Trail
stage / 01 Collect

Supplier Data

primary intake · streaming

payload
  • sourcesupplier_a.csv · 1,284 rows
  • schemaiso-14067 · v2
  • checksumsha256:f1c8…2a
  • received14:02:11 UTC

See how Verdatir operates across verification, lineage, and framework alignment in a guided walkthrough.

How it works

Six stages, one auditable pipeline.

The same sequence runs for a product carbon footprint, an EPD, a supplier dataset or a CBAM submission. What changes is the rule set, not the process.

  1. 01 Collect

    Supplier data intake

    Structured collection of supplier, product and background data with schema and checksum validation, so every input has a provenance record from the first second.

  2. 02 Validate

    AI-assisted review

    A rule engine with LLM assistance applies the applicable rules to the submitted data. Emission factors are cross-checked against their stated sources, PCR clauses are checked for partial or missing coverage, and anomalies are flagged for a reviewer rather than silently accepted.

  3. 03 Align

    Framework alignment

    The same underlying data is mapped to ISO 14067, EN 15804+A2, PEF, PACT and Catena-X schemas, so one dataset can serve several reporting obligations without re-modelling.

  4. 04 Review

    Reviewer sign-off

    Qualified reviewers confirm or override each flag with written reasoning inside the workspace. Multi-reviewer workflows keep independence intact.

  5. 05 Verify

    Verification layer

    Evidence-bound verification produces a signed output that programme operators, customers and financiers can rely on.

  6. 06 Publish

    Publish and seal

    Outputs are sealed with a tamper-evident, version-controlled audit trail that records the model, prompt and rule version behind every decision.

infra
  • Frameworks
  • Audit
  • Lineage
  • Hosted
  • API
  • Interop

Platform FAQ

Platform questions

Is the review engine the whole platform?
No. The review engine is the first product on the Verdatir platform. Underneath it sit the pieces that make any sustainability data trustworthy: encoded rule sets for each standard, evidence bound to every value, reviewer workflows with recorded reasoning, version-controlled lineage, a tamper-evident audit trail and an interoperability layer that maps one dataset to several frameworks. Those foundations are what we mean by quality infrastructure, and they are built to serve verification programmes, supply-chain data exchange and regulatory reporting as well as individual reviews.
Is the platform standard-agnostic?
Yes. Rule sets exist for EN 15804+A2, ISO 14025, ISO 14067, ISO 14040/44, ISO 21930, GHG Protocol, PEF / OEF, PACT Pathfinder and more, and buyer-specific requirements can be added as custom rules. The infrastructure is also sector- and tool-agnostic: it sits beside your existing LCA software and reporting systems rather than replacing them.
How does the audit trail work?
Every input, rule evaluation, AI flag, human decision and output version is recorded with a timestamp, the responsible identity and the exact model, prompt and rule version in force. The trail is tamper-evident and can be exported for auditors and regulators.
Can agents and other systems call Verdatir?
Yes. The platform is API-first (REST and webhooks) and offers approved MCP integrations so Claude, OpenAI and enterprise agents can request reviews and read results under the same role-based governance as a human user.
Where does the platform run?
On EU-resident infrastructure with TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256 at rest, backups and disaster recovery. ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certification are in progress.

See the review engine on your own data

A guided walkthrough across verification, lineage and framework alignment, using an EPD, PCF or supplier dataset you choose.