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Structural check of a content-credential manifest: claim generator, assertions, the c2pa.actions history, whether a digitalSourceType actually declares trained-algorithmic media, and whether it is signed at all. Does not verify the signature or the certificate chain.

Check declared transparency controls against the Article 50 category they claim to satisfy, and get back precisely which ones are missing. Checks your assertions, not your system; not a conformity assessment.

Validate EUDR plot geolocation: coordinate bounds, ring closure, self-intersection, approximate area, and the rule that plots above 4 hectares require a polygon rather than a point. Catches the [lat, lon] versus [lon, lat] error that silently relocates a plot to the wrong continent.

Structural validation of a draft Due Diligence Statement: required fields, HS-to-commodity consistency, EORI and ISO country formats, quantity units, per-plot geometry, and the deforestation-free cut-off assertion. Explicitly does NOT check deforestation against any satellite dataset and does not file anything.

Structural pre-submission check of a draft CBAM annual declaration: required fields, per-good completeness, CN scope consistency, ISO country format, EU-origin contradictions, reporting-year plausibility, de minimis cross-check. Not a submission and not a validation against the official Registry schema.

Embedded emissions and indicative certificate cost, computed line by line with every arithmetic step echoed back. RegRails supplies no default emission factors on purpose — a stale factor produces a wrong liability — so intensities and certificate price are yours. Indicative only, never a basis for a declaration.

Track a year of import lines against the CBAM 50-tonne de minimis and catch the retroactivity trap: crossing the threshold at any point pulls every in-scope import that year into scope, not just the excess. Electricity and hydrogen never benefit from the de minimis and are excluded from the count.