Carbonstop’s historical project article describes Deli Group using Ccloud with professional guidance to complete carbon inventories for 12 factories and subsidiaries. The focus was organizing information across multiple units through software and supporting management procedures.
The system used three roles: headquarters administrator, factory administrator and data contributor. Task assignment and access permissions connected individual emission sources to the people responsible for entering data, supporting clear ownership and collaboration between units.
The article describes Deli working on Scope 3 data with Ccloud and supporting maps, guidance and prefilled forms, while extending management to quarterly and other more frequent cycles. Customer-confirmed records remain the basis for specific boundaries and reported results.
The original article’s statement that supply-chain emissions averaged 26 times operational emissions refers to CDP’s sample of corporate disclosures for 2023. It is not a measured result for Deli Group. Each business must screen relevant Scope 3 categories from its own activities rather than apply that average.
The project illustrates how software, internal responsibilities and professional guidance can support an organization’s own inventory work. Before a multi-factory demonstration, prepare a unit list, available bills, data owners and the intended update frequency.