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Your Verifier Profile
Your verifier profile is a professional statement of your identity, qualifications, and scope of competence on Traceable. Operators consult your profile when selecting verifiers to assign to their DPP verification tasks — your stated specialisations and accreditations directly influence which tasks you are considered for.
Profile Fields
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Full name | Your professional name as it will appear on DPP audit trail records |
| Company or organisation | The name of the certification body, consultancy, or organisation under which you provide verification services |
| Contact email | Your professional email address. This is the email to which task notifications and operator communications are sent |
| Specialisations | The battery categories you are qualified to verify (see below) |
| Accreditations and certifications | Relevant professional or industry accreditations (see below) |
Specialisations
Select every battery category you are technically qualified to verify. This is not a preference setting — it is a professional declaration of competence. Only select categories for which you have the technical knowledge and professional basis to make valid compliance assessments.
| Category | EU Battery Regulation definition |
|---|---|
| EV | Electric vehicle traction batteries (>2 kWh) powering the main drive motor of a light-duty, heavy-duty, or two-/three-wheel vehicle |
| LMT | Light means of transport batteries — batteries for e-bikes, e-scooters, e-mopeds, and similar light electric vehicles not covered by the EV category |
| Industrial | Batteries for industrial applications, including stationary energy storage systems (ESS), forklift batteries, and other professional applications |
| SLI | Starting, lighting, and ignition batteries — primarily 12V lead-acid and lithium batteries for internal combustion and hybrid vehicles |
| Portable | Consumer portable batteries below 5 kg, not designed for industrial or EV use |
Operators can filter the verifier selection by specialisation when assigning verification tasks. If your specialisations are blank or incomplete, operators will not be able to identify you as a suitable verifier for their specific battery category.
Accreditations and Certifications
List your relevant professional accreditations in this section. Examples appropriate for battery DPP verifiers:
| Accreditation | Relevance |
|---|---|
| ISO/IEC 17020 compliance (inspection body accreditation) | Demonstrates your organisation operates as an accredited inspection body |
| ISO/IEC 17065 compliance (product certification body accreditation) | Relevant for verifiers operating under a product certification framework |
| ISO 14065 (greenhouse gas validation and verification) | Specifically relevant for carbon footprint verification tasks |
| Lead Auditor qualification (ISO 9001, ISO 14001, IATF 16949) | Relevant for quality and environmental management system verification |
| CPA (Certified Public Accountant) or equivalent financial auditor | May be relevant for chain-of-custody or financial due diligence aspects |
| Industry-specific certifications | For example, SAE, IEEE, or IEC technical committee membership relevant to battery standards |
For each accreditation, enter:
- The accreditation name or standard number
- The issuing or accrediting body
- The validity period (if applicable)
How to Update Your Profile
- Navigate to Profile in the left sidebar
- Click Edit Profile
- Update the relevant fields
- Click Save Changes
Profile updates take effect immediately. There is no review or approval step, but Traceable reserves the right to remove or flag accreditations that are reported as inaccurate.
Why Keeping Your Profile Updated Matters
For task assignment: Operators searching for verifiers with EV battery specialisation and ISO 14065 accreditation will only find you if your profile accurately reflects these attributes. An incomplete profile means you may be overlooked for tasks you are qualified to handle.
For DPP audit trail integrity: Your name and organisation as they appear in your profile at the time of a decision are recorded in the DPP audit trail. If your organisation name or affiliation changes — for example, if you join a new certification body — update your profile before submitting new decisions so that the audit trail record reflects your current professional context.
For professional credibility: Operators evaluate verifiers partly on their profile quality. A complete, well-documented profile with specific, verifiable accreditations signals professionalism and domain expertise.
Contact Support
For account-level changes that cannot be made from the profile settings — including changing your login email address, disputing a task assignment, or raising a concern about a task you believe you should not have been assigned — contact Traceable support:
- Email: support@traceable.digital
- Response time: 1–2 business days
For urgent issues relating to a specific task with an imminent due date, include the task reference number in your support request subject line to ensure priority routing.