Charts
Build several dashboards and put small charts on each. Split by site, by source, by month.
Dashboards sit in tabs along the bottom of the screen. Creating one and renaming it happen there too.
The picker draws each shape with your own data, so you can see how it will look before it goes on the board.
One place does the folding and adding up. If a chart disagreed with the table, nobody could say which one was right.
Screenshots of the product as it runs. Not mockups.
Several dashboards, each with small charts on it. Always the same numbers as the table.
The picker draws it with your real data first, so you see how it looks before you add it.
Activity data
Enter usage in a table, get emissions
Entities, sites, sources and monthly usage in one table. Scope 1 and 2 emissions come straight from what you enter.
Activity dataMy factors
Keep only the factors this calculation needs
Keep the factors you picked in your workspace. We do not copy the value, so when the source is revised your list follows.
My factorsFind factors
Public-source emission factors, values included
Factors from sources that allow redistribution, EPD Korea, US EPA, the Korean Ministry of Environment and others, with their values. Editions of the same product sit side by side.
Find factorsChat
Ask, and the evidence comes with the answer
Type a material name or a usage figure and we find candidates in public sources. Attach a spreadsheet, PDF or image and we build the import draft.
ChatImport
One spreadsheet creates the sources too
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.
ImportTry it
Everything below behaves exactly as it does in the app. Click around.
The same grains folded by emission activity. From the eighth month there is no record, so it is blank.
The same grains folded by site. Nothing is filled with zero, so the line breaks.
A shape with no horizontal axis shows the make-up at one point in time. Colour carries ten slices.
The usage figures and the factor they are multiplied by are examples. The folding and the drawing are the product's own code — choosing which factor to use happens in the app.