Worked example

Three real-shape procurement decisions, computed end‑to‑end

Each scenario shows the full Procure output: landed cost stack, five-supplier comparison with sanctions and CO₂ per origin, compliance notes, and reasoning behind the recommendation. Switch between scenarios with the tabs below.

1,200 kg primary aluminium ingots — extruded sections for UK glazing

Five candidate origins ranked on landed cost, CBAM exposure, lead time, and CO₂. Buyer is a UK fabricator; recommended origin is Türkiye on landed-cost-net-of-CBAM.

Buyer contextUK aluminium fabricator producing extruded sections for commercial glazing. Existing single-supplier dependency on Chinese smelter; this decision diversifies and tests whether a CBAM-exempt origin offsets the higher unit price.
Recommended
Türkiye
Eti Alüminyum
Confidence
84%
Landed cost
$3,258.40
≈ £2,574
CO₂ — 44% below baseline
8.2 tCO₂e
Sanctions
All clean / 1 watchlist
Lead time (est.)
18d

Predictive confidence scoring

Showing Türkiye recommended pick

6 signals · illustrative
84
Confidence
Buy now
Signal breakdown
Compliance94%

CBAM-exempt under EU treaty; ISO 9001 + IATF 16949 verified.

Supply Security82%

Eti Alüminyum running at 78% of nameplate; spare capacity for follow-on orders.

Price Forecast71%

Spot up 16% over 12mo; CBAM phase-in pulling EU buyers to TR — lock now.

Route Risk68%

Mersin → Felixstowe stable; +5–7d buffer during Eid surge.

Esg Provenance79%

8.2 tCO₂e — 44% below the displaced Chinese baseline.

Sanctions97%

Cengiz Holding clean across UK, EU, US, OFAC consolidated lists.

1 dissenting signal
  • Price Forecast: Spot up 16% over 12mo; CBAM phase-in pulling EU buyers to TR — lock now.

Landed cost stack

FOB unit cost
$1,800/t × 1.2 t
$2,160.00
Sea freight (Mersin → Felixstowe)
$340.00
UK import duty (6%)
$150.00
CBAM levy
Exempt — Türkiye covered by EU CBAM treaty
$0.00
UK VAT (20%)
$530.00
WYRM platform markup (Pro tier)
$78.40
Total
$3,258.40
≈ £2,574

Origin ranking

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Why this pick & risks

Why
  • Türkiye delivers landed cost within 4% of Chinese alternative while removing the CBAM and UFLPA exposure.
  • 8.2 tCO₂e is 44% below the Chinese baseline — material to your buyer's Scope 3 reporting.
  • 18-day lead time supports your published quotation cycle without buffer stock.
  • Treaty-grade CBAM exemption removes ~$340 of levy versus India and ~$420 versus China.
Compliance
  • Country-of-origin traceable to smelter under ISO 9001 documentation chain.
  • CBAM CN code 7601.10 monitored — exemption status checked at order placement.
  • No UK / EU / US sanctions exposure on Eti Alüminyum or its parent Cengiz Holding.
Key risks
  • !Türkiye CBAM treaty exemption is reviewed annually; renewal risk for orders placed Q1 2027 onwards.
  • !Mersin port congestion can add 5–7 days during Eid logistics surge — buffer the lead time accordingly.

What you're looking at

Why these three scenarios

Picked to exercise different decision shapes — bulk raw material, used asset, geopolitical specialty — and to show that Procure works the same way across all of them.

Aluminium ingots

Classic CBAM-exposed bulk raw material. Tests the platform's ability to balance unit cost, treaty exemptions, and embodied carbon across five candidate origins.

Used reefer container

Second-hand asset purchase. Tests provenance verification, ISO 668 + CSC plate compliance, refrigeration-unit certification, and the trade-off between EU price advantage and UK pickup logistics.

Rare-earth magnets

Geopolitical specialty. Tests UFLPA Xinjiang exclusion, US Export Administration Regulations §744 review, MOD-adjacent end-use compliance, and the cost premium of an ESG-clean origin.

Run your own decision in seconds

These three scenarios are illustrative. Your decisions run on live sanctions registries, customs feeds, freight aggregator quotes, and embodied-carbon calculators. Pro is free for 7 days or until your first accepted order — whichever comes first.

About these numbers. Pricing, lead times, and CO₂ figures shown above are illustrative — calibrated to plausible 2026 market levels but not live quotes. Real Procure decisions run against live OpenSanctions, HMRC tariff, freight-aggregator, and embodied-carbon feeds at the point of query. CBAM treaty status, UFLPA exclusions, and US export controls referenced in the scenarios reflect the regulatory state at time of writing; consult the platform for the current position before relying on any specific compliance claim.