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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.
For spreadsheets we decide which cell holds the value and read it from that cell. So every value keeps a record of which file and which cell it came from.
You see what it looked up and which tools it called, in order. You are never asked to trust the answer alone.
Candidates are put side by side with what differs between them. If we picked one for you, nobody would be able to explain that choice at audit.
Screenshots of the product as it runs. Not mockups.
Factors used in the answer come with value, unit and edition. Click one to open its detail page.
Which tools ran, in order. There is no place where you have to trust a number on its own.
Attach or drop a spreadsheet, PDF or image into the composer. Uploading takes a second; reading comes after.
The web is only consulted for the latest revisions, effective dates and agency announcements. Factor values never come from the web, because they cannot be defended in assurance.
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 factorsCharts
See how the numbers moved
Build several dashboards and put small charts on each. Split by site, by source, by month.
ChartsImport
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.
Excel, PDF and images stack up like this. In the app you click one to see the original.
Value, unit, source and grade come together. Click through to the factor itself.
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.