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Your profile
How do I stop answering the same emissions survey over and over?
Answer once on your own profile, and every customer or investor who looks you up reads the same answer. Confirm what we already extracted from your published reports, fill the gaps we flag, and reuse all of it when a survey arrives rather than starting again.
Most organisations sit on both sides of this. They are measuring their own supply chain, and they are being asked for data by somebody else's procurement team or by an investor. The second job is usually the one eating the week.
Your profile is the responder side. We have already sourced your published reports and extracted what they contain, so the work is confirming and correcting rather than compiling. Context answers cover the questions buyers ask most often, so they are answered once instead of once per survey.
Claiming a profile is free and self-serve, so this does not wait on a procurement cycle.
Is there anything I can use before committing to a platform?
Can I correct what my profile says about us?
Do I have to upload my reports before buyers can see anything?
Can I answer a customer's emissions survey from data I have already published?
How do I stop answering the same questions in every survey?
What are buyers missing when they look up my organisation?
A customer is asking us for emissions data. Can I answer once and be done?
Tools you can use before you buy anything
Is there anything I can use before committing to a platform?
Three tools sit beside your profile, each usable on its own. A product carbon footprint evaluator for checking supplier PCFs and EPDs, a decarbonisation plan builder that produces a sector-specific action list in under a minute, and a tool finder for comparing carbon accounting software.
Update your own company information
Can I correct what my profile says about us?
Yes. The summary, industry classification and headquarters region on your profile are editable by you, and reports or certifications can be added by drag and drop. Industry classification is worth checking first, because it drives the benchmark every buyer reads you against.
Documents already on your profile
Do I have to upload my reports before buyers can see anything?
No. We have already sourced your public reports and they are listed by year with the assurance status found for each scope. Your own uploads join the same library once we have extracted their data, so the starting point is a populated shelf rather than an empty one.
Survey responder
Can I answer a customer's emissions survey from data I have already published?
Forward the survey by email or upload the file, and it joins a tracked queue with the requester and status on each row. Answers come from what is already on your profile rather than from a blank form, so the work is reviewing rather than compiling.
Context answers that cut survey volume
How do I stop answering the same questions in every survey?
Answer the handful of questions buyers ask most often once, on your own profile, and any logged-in viewer from another organisation reads the same answer. Progress is tracked, so it is visible how much of the reusable set is done and what is still costing you survey time.
Disclosure to-do list
What are buyers missing when they look up my organisation?
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.
Your own public profile
A customer is asking us for emissions data. Can I answer once and be done?
Yes. Claim your organisation's public profile, check the data already gathered from what you have published, and correct or add to it. The profile is what the teams asking you for data see, so one update answers the current request and the ones that follow it.
See it on your own supplier list
Numbers you can defend within 2 weeks.
