Spend under measurement
DitchCarbon shows the total spend behind a Scope 3 baseline, so the figure can be read against the spend it was calculated from.
The spend total sits next to the emissions total, on the same filters. Reading the two together is what makes an intensity figure possible, and it is the first check on whether a baseline covers the spend a team thought it covered.

Common questions
Because it is what makes intensity readable. Emissions rise when a business buys more, and holding spend next to the total is what separates a supply chain that grew from one that got dirtier.
The total spend represented by the organisations in the current view, so the emissions figure can be read against the money it came from. It recalculates with every filter, so a project total belongs to that project.
See it on your own suppliers or portfolio companies
Numbers you can defend within 2 weeks.
