DeCarbonPro is CBAM software for operators outside the EU and for EU declarants — two sides of the same consignment. Operators map an installation, its production routes and its precursors once. The platform derives embedded emissions per good from that data, holds the evidence behind every figure, and produces the emissions data the EU buyer asks for. Declarants collect those figures against their own imports, compare suppliers, and see the certificate cost before a consignment is declared. It covers all six CBAM goods categories — iron and steel, aluminium, cement, fertilisers, hydrogen and electricity — and names the implementing act behind every number, with the published acts re-checked daily. Eight CBAM tools are free at decarbonpro.com/cbam/tools with no account: a sector cost calculator, CN code lookup, de minimis and exemption checks, the default-value penalty, and the certificate price. The first CBAM declaration is due by 30 September 2027 for goods imported in 2026 (Regulation (EU) 2023/956, Article 6(1)). The data it rests on is being collected now.