Architecture

Designed for enterprise integration.

From source transaction to financial reconciliation — a layered architecture that normalizes, validates, manages, and distributes environmental compliance data.

Platform Architecture

Data flows from external source systems, through the integration layer, into the CCIAM platform, and out to enterprise consumers.

3-Way

Reconciliation

CCIAM ↔ Registry ↔ SAP

Core Modules

Integrated on one data model

Authoritative Position

Traceable & auditable

Designed to fit the enterprise technology landscape.

Source-specific transactions are normalized into a canonical CCIAM model before entering the platform. This abstraction enables consistent processing regardless of upstream system format.

Connected Systems

SAP

Salesforce

ATS

FCMS

SRA

EMTS

Registries

Trading Platforms

Market Data

Identity Systems

Canonical CCIAM Transaction Model

Example — illustrative structure

{
  "transactionType": "PURCHASE",
  "program": "RFS",
  "creditType": "D6",
  "vintage": 2026,
  "quantity": 100000,
  "price": 0.85,
  "currency": "USD",
  "counterparty": "...",
  "legalEntity": "...",
  "sourceSystem": "TradingPlatform",
  "sourceTransactionId": "TRD-2026-001234"
}

Incoming source transactions are normalized into common CCIAM concepts, enabling consistent validation, processing, and auditability across all upstream systems.

Every balance has a history.

CCIAM maintains an append-only history of material environmental asset events. Reconstruct inventory at any historical reporting date.

EventQuantityRunning Balance

GENERATE+100,000100,000

PURCHASE+25,000125,000

SELL−10,000115,000

RESERVE−20,00095,000

RETIRE−50,00045,000

AVAILABLE45,000

Event Metadata

Event IDTransaction IDCredit TypeVintageQuantitySource SystemUser / SystemEffective TimestampPrevious StatusNew Status

Illustrative Data — quantities shown for demonstration purposes.

Clear ownership prevents fragmented truth.

Each enterprise system owns a defined scope of data. CCIAM is the system of record for the compliance asset lifecycle.

SAP

General ledger

Vendor master

Financial postings

Trading System

Trade execution

Contract terms

Operational Systems

Physical fuel movements

Production data

Regulatory Registry

Registry-recorded transactions

Official balances

CCIAM— Authoritative Compliance Position

Compliance inventory position

Environmental asset lifecycle

Compliance obligations

Compliance eligibility

Credit reservations

Compliance valuation detail

Compliance accounting events

Regulatory reporting preparation

Compliance reconciliation

Compliance exceptions

Regulatory asset data model.

Core entities share a unified data model designed around the environmental asset lifecycle.

Program

RFS, LCFS, carbon, allowances — configurable regulatory program definitions.

API-first by design.

Every platform capability is accessible through controlled APIs — enabling enterprise integration, automation, and extensibility without bypassing platform controls.

RESTful interfaces for system integration

Authentication and authorization on every endpoint

Full audit trail for API-initiated operations

Idempotent processing and duplicate detection

Same RBAC controls as interactive operations

API Design Principles

Controlled Access

Role, entity, program, and capability-level authorization.

Canonical Model

Consistent data structures across all API surfaces.

Audit Continuity

API operations produce the same audit events as UI operations.

Versioned Contracts

Interface stability with backward-compatible evolution.

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