Carbon Accounting · GHG-Protocol aligned

Every tonne of CO2e, accounted for.

Turn invoices, fuel logs, travel receipts and supplier data into a continuous, audit-ready emissions ledger. Scopes 1, 2 and selected Scope 3 - verified and signed.

See the 3 scopes
GHG ProtocolISO 14064-alignedAudit trail per number

Emissions ledger · YTD

tCO₂e

Cumulative

0tCO₂e

↓ 14% vs last year

  • S1

    Diesel · plant A

    INV-204…

    + 412.0
  • S2

    Grid electricity

    BILL-031…

    + 287.6
  • S3

    Steel procurement

    PO-9912…

    + 1,108.4
  • S1

    Refrigerants

    LOG-…

    + 18.9
Signed · audit id MP8-…refresh 4s

The three scopes

Direct. Energy. Everything else.

The GHG Protocol splits a company's footprint into three concentric layers. The further out you go, the harder to measure - and the bigger the impact.

Scope 1 · Direct

Emissions from sources you own or control. Burned on your premises, in your vehicles, in your plant.

  • Fleet diesel
  • Boilers & furnaces
  • Refrigerants
  • Process emissions

Scope 2 · Energy

Indirect emissions from electricity, steam, heating and cooling you purchase. Made off-site but consumed on-site.

  • Grid electricity
  • District heat
  • Steam
  • Purchased cooling

Scope 3 · Value chain

Everything else - both upstream and downstream. Usually the largest share, and almost always the hardest to measure.

  • Purchased goods
  • Logistics & travel
  • Use of sold products
  • End-of-life treatment

How a tonne becomes a number

One equation. Repeated for every line.

Carbon accounting isn't alchemy. It's your existing operational data multiplied by the right methodology-aligned factor - and a paper trail behind both.

Activity data

1,200 L

What you actually burned, bought, or shipped

Emission factor

× 2.68 kgCO₂e/L

Methodology-aligned conversion from a verified library

Result

= 3.22 tCO₂e

One row in your ledger - with the source attached

Verified factors

Drawn from a maintained library (IPCC, DEFRA, IEA, GHG Protocol). Updated as factors update.

Source attached

Every result links back to the invoice, meter reading or PO it came from. Click through, see the proof.

Methodology declared

Each line carries which standard, which boundary, which scope. Regulators don't have to ask.

What changes when you switch on

Spreadsheet to pipeline.

Data collection

Manual spreadsheets emailed across departments

Pulled from ERP, fuel cards, energy bills, travel tools

Emission factors

A static list someone updated in 2022

Live, methodology-aligned factor library

Scope 3

'Will tackle next year'

Spend-based + supplier-engagement from day one

Audit trail

Hope nobody asks where the number came from

Every line clickable back to source, signed

Reporting cycle

Six weeks of consolidation, twice a year

Continuous - close the books like financials

What lands on your desk

Three deliverables. One pipeline.

Output 01

Audit pack

A signed, regulator-ready report mapped to GHG Protocol with every number traceable to source.

  • PDF + machine-readable Report
  • Versioned by close date
  • Single Standardized Report

Output 02

Live dashboard

Continuous view of scope-level totals, intensity metrics, and trajectories against your reduction targets.

  • Per-site & per-business-unit rollups
  • Year-on-year & target deltas
  • Anomaly & drift alerts

Output 03

Unified scoring system

Evaluate ESG performance through one standardized scoring model - enabling consistent benchmarking and confident decision-making.

  • Unified ESG scoring framework
  • Benchmark across portfolios & suppliers
  • Clear score rationale and trends

Close the books on emissions

Bring your invoices. Walk out with a tCO₂e number.

45-minute working session with our carbon-accounting team - we'll plug into a sample of your operational data and show you a live ledger with audit trail.