emission calculations,
made easy.
the problem
burden of sustainability reporting
European enterprises face an overwhelming regulatory burden with CSRD, requiring manual, error-prone GHG emissions reporting in XBRL format.
unknowns at every step
From identifying emission factors to managing supplier PCF data, the reporting process is riddled with uncertainty that most enterprises lack the tools to navigate.
the solution
security
Modern security practices, always protected
reports
csrd-compliant xbrl reporting
dashboard
Real-time emission tracking & analytics
how it works
from regulation discovery to audit-ready reports; we automate the entire sustainability reporting workflow.
onboarding
we help you identify your regulatory obligations and set up your company profile
find your regulations
use our wizard to identify which rules apply to your organisation
register & identify
we verify your company and prefill basic details
emission assessment
guided questions for collecting ESG information
processing
we automate data collection, calculation, and report generation
automation integration
get your company data synchronised with our platform
we process
we verify your input and calculate your carbon footprint
receive your report
export CSRD-compliant XBRL, PDF, or Excel
find your reporting category
enter your company details to determine your CSRD reporting obligations under the EU Omnibus I framework.
company details
enter your company details
to see your reporting category
faq
the corporate sustainability reporting directive (csrd) is an eu law requiring large enterprises to report on their environmental, social, and governance (esg) impacts using mandatory european sustainability reporting standards (esrs).
learn more about csrd →scope 1 covers direct emissions from owned sources, scope 2 covers indirect emissions from purchased energy, and scope 3 covers all other value chain emissions, typically 70-90% of a company's total carbon footprint.
understand emission scopes →automation transforms the manual, spreadsheet-driven process of invoice review and emission factor lookup into a streamlined pipeline, saving weeks of work and eliminating calculation errors.
read about automation →esrs (european sustainability reporting standards) is the rulebook behind csrd. while csrd sets the legal obligation to report, esrs tells you exactly what to disclose and how to structure it.
learn about esrs →the eu taxonomy is a classification system that defines which economic activities count as environmentally sustainable. under csrd, companies must disclose how much of their turnover, capex, and opex is taxonomy-aligned.
understand the taxonomy →cbam (carbon border adjustment mechanism) puts a carbon price on imported goods into the eu, closing the loophole that let companies move emissions offshore. importers must report embedded co₂ emissions quarterly starting 2026.
explain cbam →get in touch
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