Disclosure to-do list
DitchCarbon shows an organisation what it has and has not disclosed for each reporting year, names the assurance provider on file, flags the categories buyers expect, and fills the gaps from one upload.
A year by year list of what we already hold on you, marked complete or partial. Each year names the scopes disclosed, the assurance provider and standard on file, the document it came from, and the categories buyers expect but cannot find. One upload fills the gaps.
Most organisations do not know what a customer sees when it looks them up, and find out through a survey asking for something they published two years ago.
This is that view, from your side. For every reporting year: the scopes disclosed, the assurance level and the named provider, the source document, and where a category a buyer would expect is missing. A partial year says why it is partial rather than simply scoring low.
The correction route matters as much as the diagnosis. Upload an assurance statement or an updated report and we extract from it and fill the gaps above, rather than asking you to retype figures you have already published. Where extraction has read something wrongly, there is a route to say so.
Everything here is marked as extracted by DitchCarbon and visible to buyers viewing your profile, so nothing about what customers can see is left to guesswork.
Common questions
There is a correction route on the year in question. Everything extracted is labelled as extracted by DitchCarbon and marked as visible to buyers viewing your profile, so you can see what a customer sees before deciding what to fix.
Yes. Claiming a profile, confirming disclosures, adding context answers and uploading documents are all self-serve and free, so none of it waits on a procurement cycle.
See it on your own suppliers or portfolio companies
Numbers you can defend within 2 weeks.
