Project based segmentation
DitchCarbon holds separate projects inside one account, so a division, a reporting year or a client engagement can be measured on its own and against the whole.
Projects separate one set of organisations and spend from another inside the same account. A division, a legal entity, a reporting year or a consultancy's individual client each gets its own project, and any figure can be read for one project or across all of them.
A group total is rarely the only number a team needs. A divisional CFO wants their own, an auditor wants one legal entity, and a consultancy running several client programmes needs them not to mix.
Because a project is a scope rather than a copy of the data, an organisation appearing in two projects is still one organisation with one set of emissions and one change history underneath.
Every organisation is assigned to a project when it is created, so the segmentation holds from the first import rather than being reconstructed later.
Common questions
Yes. Filters and exports are scoped to a project, so a total for one part of the business is calculated from that part rather than being extracted from a portfolio number afterwards.
Yes. Projects are named collections of organisations, so a business unit, a region or a category can be measured on its own and read against the whole. The organisation count sits beside each project in the navigation.
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