Automated Emissions Reporting Solutions for Enterprises

Enterprise sustainability teams choosing an emissions reporting platform are usually comparing two things: how defensible the data is, and how much manual work it still leaves behind. Automated, audit-ready platforms are built to reduce both.

Audit-ready and transparent emissions reporting

Audit-ready only means something when it is backed by independent verification. DitchCarbon's calculator is verified to ISO 14064-3, limited assurance, by UL Solutions, renewed annually, and DitchCarbon was the first company to earn UL Solutions' Sustainability Information Calculator Verification, in June 2025. Every figure carries its source and change history, so a reporting team can trace a number back to the document behind it rather than taking a modelled output at face value. The emission factor methodology behind the platform was also independently assessed by Globus Thenken, in August 2025, covering the computational methodology for spend-based Scope 3 categories 1 and 2.

Auditability also extends to how a score is explained. A 0 to 100 score is built from criteria stated one by one, disclosure, targets and whether they are validated, third party verification, and progress against commitments, each shown as earned or not, so the path to a better score is visible to both the buyer and the supplier being scored. The source documents behind every figure are one click away, so there is no black box between the score and the evidence for it.

Automating complex supply chain and financed emissions

DitchCarbon provides verified emissions data for over 2 million organisations, built on primary emissions data wherever it exists, so a large share of a typical enterprise supply chain is already covered before a single supplier request goes out. Supplier-specific emissions are available at spend, activity and product level, matched using entity resolution against DUNS, LEI and ISIN identifiers. Where a portfolio also includes financed emissions, the same verified data is mapped to the PCAF hierarchy, so private and SME holdings with no disclosed figure are shown as modelled rather than presented as equivalent to a reported one. Coverage gaps are shown, not hidden, on both the supply chain and financed emissions side.

Common questions on automated emissions reporting

What makes emissions reporting software audit-ready rather than just labelled that way?

Independent verification of the calculation methodology itself. DitchCarbon's calculator is verified to ISO 14064-3, limited assurance, by UL Solutions, renewed annually, and every figure carries its source document and change history, so a reporting team can trace a number rather than take a modelled output on trust.

How do enterprises handle both supply chain and financed emissions in one system?

The same verified company data and the same hybrid calculation apply to suppliers and to portfolio holdings alike. Supplier-specific emissions are captured at spend, activity and product level, and holdings with an investment or lending relationship are mapped to the PCAF hierarchy using the same underlying dataset.

What emission factor sources sit behind an automated reporting platform?

A large library of published emission factors, including ecoinvent, CEDA, EPA, DEFRA and EXIOBASE, used only where a more specific method (a product carbon footprint, activity data, or a counterparty's own reported inventory) is not available.