Energy savings files, verified under any scheme.
Across Europe, energy efficiency obligations produce the same thing: multi-document work files that must prove eligibility, completeness and consistency. Ceertia verifies them on receipt: French CEE, Spanish CAE, Italian TEE and equivalent schemes alike.
The same files, in every country.
Under the EU Energy Efficiency Directive, each member state runs its own energy savings mechanism. The documents change names; the verification problem stays the same.
Certificats d'Économies d'Énergie. A dedicated, ready-to-use offer with standardized use cases: ceertia.com/offre-cee.
Certificados de Ahorro Energético, run under MITECO. Obligated energy suppliers justify savings through works files or certificates.
Titoli di Efficienza Energetica ("Certificati Bianchi"), one of Europe's oldest and most developed white certificate markets.
Białe certyfikaty and other national obligation schemes. Ceertia's use case builder adapts the same engine to each framework's rules.
Three reasons these files pile up.
Every subsidized operation generates a multi-document file (quotes, invoices, certificates, photos), multiplied across thousands of work sites.
Checking identities, dates, amounts and technical data across documents by hand takes back-office teams away from actual decisions.
Inflated works, reused documents and invalid contractor qualifications expose obligated parties to clawbacks and regulatory audits.
Inside a typical file.
What Ceertia actually asks.
Is the beneficiary identical across the quote, the invoice and the sworn statement?
Was the contractor's qualification (RGE or national equivalent) valid at the commitment date?
Are the mandatory scheme mentions present on the quote and the invoice?
Do the equipment references and technical data match between quote, invoice and photos?
Is the date sequence plausible: commitment, works, invoice, proof of completion?
Cross-checked with official sources.
Each file is cross-checked against national public registries (address, building, contractor, prior operations) and against your own portfolio. The result is a sourced risk level, with coverage displayed.
Files, before and after.
Anonymised. Same shape every time: documents arrive together, a decision depends on them, and someone has to prove it later.
A European energy supplier meeting a national savings obligation through works files submitted by hundreds of installer partners.
Read the case → Energy efficiencyA delegatee scales its partner network without scaling its back officeA delegatee aggregating savings operations on behalf of several obligated parties, growing its installer network faster than it could hire reviewers.
Read the case → Energy efficiencyDefending two years of files in a regulator auditAn obligated party asked by its supervisory body to justify decisions taken on files submitted up to two years earlier, under rules that had changed twice since.
Read the case →The French CEE offer ships with standardized, guaranteed use cases today. For CAE, TEE and other frameworks, the use case builder adapts the same engine to your national rules, in plain language, without development.
See it run on your energy savings files.
Bring one real file, whatever the scheme, to a 30-minute demo. Watch the verification run, evidence on screen.