Proof documents Input proves what you bought or collected, output proves what you sold or processed. A document counts toward your stock only after it is approved, and only matched input and output kilos become sellable.
What counts as proof
Proof documents are usually an invoice, receipt, trace-transaction or weight ticket. They are proof that you have bought or collected waste or recyclable material, and proof that you have sold or disposed of it.
A proof document carries the seller or buyer name, the date, the kilos, the material, and shows that it was issued to you. Kolekt censors price, value and seller/buyer name, because none of that is relevant to a certificate buyer.
The Steps
- You select whether the document is an input or an output document.
- You upload your documents (PDF, JPG, PNG, Excel, Word or CSV), each less than … MB. They are read one at a time.
- We read it and fill in your form for you to check.
- We check if it is real.
- We censor it to hide the price and the seller/buyer details. An Excel, Word or CSV file has no pages to censor, so it is never shown to buyers.
- You check the filled-in data against your document.
- You check that your document has been properly censored.
- We check documents that have been flagged by our system.
Matching and publication
If you file 3 kg of input documents, 1 kg of sold recyclables and 1 kg of waste disposed to landfill, we publish a 2 kg certificate: 2 kg of output can be matched against 3 kg of input.
The remaining 1 kg of input is still waiting for an output document, so it is a shortage rather than a certificate.
Indicators
Docs
Nothing here. Add a proof of purchase and a proof of sale.
Requests to see your documents
Nobody has asked to see one of your documents.
Rejected
AI mismatch — not resolved
The document does not match what you entered. It will not count toward your stock until Kolekt resolves the mismatch.
Correction asked
Change what was filed wrongly and send it back. The document stays on file; nothing is uploaded or read again.