A value typed into a spreadsheet once stays there. Meanwhile sources publish new data, products that recertify come back with different values, and the GWP basis changes too. By the time you rewrite the report, it's hard to tell which value you used.
The card here is a factor we just looked up. We pick the product with four or more editions whose value moved the most, fresh each time.
Same maker, same product, and the value differs from year to year. went up. There are 334 products like this. It isn't common, but if one of them is a material you use, the number in your report is wrong.
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Upload the file and we create the sources and fill twelve months. Pick the factors you need from public sources, values included.
The 13,844 public-source factors show their values, no sign-in. The other 248,683 are licensed against redistribution, so we cannot publish the values. Leave us a note and we will get back to you.
From finding a factor to seeing emissions. Real screens. The two marked Pro are paid.
One product name searches every public source
Type a product name and we search every public source at once. Thousands of hits narrow down by maker, unit, year, region and source.
Editions of the same product sit on one screen with the change between them. “Checked, no change” is also an answer an auditor needs.
Save the factors for this inventory and the values follow when the source is revised.
We read the entity, site and energy source written in the file and propose them row by row. Sources that do not exist yet are created when you commit.
Entities, sites, sources and monthly usage in one table. Scope 1 and 2 emissions come straight from what you enter.
Build several dashboards and put small charts on each. Always the same numbers as the table.
This is the actual product in use.
We are deciding what comes after what already works. Tell us what you need.
Today you calculate it in conversation. Seven categories, purchased goods, waste, business travel, commuting and transport, come with factors and sources. Each category holds different fields, so the table is being built separately.
We start by working out together what a product-level calculation needs, then match the format your customer asks for.
Which source, which edition, what is missing, whether the value held. All next to the number. The choice stays with you.
Every step of how we searched is visible. We put candidates side by side instead of handing you one number.
Process factors sometimes leave out raw material inputs. When they do, we write down what is missing next to the value.
Most products hold the same value across several years of data. We tell you that as it is.
Of 3,661 products with two or more editions, 334 (9.1%) actually changed. The rest carried over unchanged.
For factors, one thing decides free from paid: the licence. What you see here is public-source, so the values show. What is missing is licensed, so we cannot publish the values.
We buy licences for the sources below ourselves. We can't publish their values, so only the counts and the reason are here.
A paid licence. Redistribution is barred, so we can't publish the values.
Spend-based (EEIO) factors. Redistribution terms under review.
A paid dataset.
Redistribution terms under review.
Every number on this page was read from the public sources when the page opened.
Three steps from signing up to your first number. Starting is free, no card.
Type a material name and we find candidates in public sources. Values and origins as published.
Save the factors for this inventory and the values follow when the source is revised.
Check the sources and monthly usage read from the file in the grid, then commit. Emissions come out straight away.
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