Define the object first
Corporate operations, product life cycles and events require different data structures. Begin with the business question.
Start with a clear accounting question.
Carbon calculations depend on activity data, relevant emission factors and a clear boundary. Choose a tool that matches the intended use.
Request a demoMatch data and factors
Activity data and emission factors must use compatible units, with a defensible geography, year and technology context.
Separate estimates from reporting
An initial estimate can expose data gaps. External reporting requires a documented methodology, evidence and appropriate review.
What should you prepare?
Review existing records first, then agree on scope and any additional data needs.
- Activity or product to calculate
- Activity quantities and units
- Period and geography
Common questions
How is the project scope determined?
Start with the business object, existing records and intended use. Discuss applicable methods, additional data and responsibilities before agreeing on deliverables.
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