During onboarding, you get a bespoke online dashboard that spells out exactly what data we do — and don’t — need. No guesswork.

You can share access with anyone on your team who’s helping with the process, and track progress in one place. We provide practical guides, clear instructions, and expert support at the click of a button if you need help.

Not only can we provide detailed insights into your emissions hotspots, but we can support you with a comprehensive calculation of Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, in line with the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol.

You’ll benefit from compliant reporting that’s aligned with a wide range of frameworks – including CDP, CSRD, SECR, and other GHG reporting frameworks.

You’ll work with one named expert who gets to know your business. No ticketing systems. No help desks. Just direct support from a senior consultant who understands both sustainability and its commercial implications.

They’re on hand via phone, video call, or direct message through our bespoke portal – Ready when you need them.

Unlike many software providers, we show our full working. You’ll see exactly how your emissions were calculated and what steps to take. No black boxes. No guesswork. That means easier year-on-year comparisons, better tracking, and the option to bring it in-house later if you choose.

Our approach to managing data always shows our workings; we’ll provide granular-level detail with clear calculation methodologies and emissions factors.

As stakeholder pressure grows, it’s no longer enough to just have a plan. You need one you can follow and show progress against.

Our experts take time to understand your business model, goals, and constraints, then build reduction initiatives that align with how your business actually operates.

It’s the best of both worlds. Not only will you have hands-on support from our consultancy team, but we also harness industry-leading software, which provides sophisticated business insights and granular reporting.

If your company falls under SECR regulations, you must legally disclose your GHG emissions in your annual reports.

Any companies who report on GHG emissions data for their Carbon Reduction Plan and work with or supply the NHS will also need to update these figures annually.

While software can help you calculate your carbon footprint, it’s not always tailored to your business and may be difficult to use effectively without expert support. A consultant can help you gather the data emissions you need to input into the software and provide practical next steps, tailored to your business. Software can complement this work by carrying out automated calculations with pinpoint accuracy, storing that data, and producing standardised reporting.

Whether your business will be legally required to report on Greenhouse Gas Emissions will depend on its size, turnover, and industry.

Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) mandates reporting for large companies with over 250 employees or a £36 million turnover while NHS Evergreen requires all companies hoping to supply or work with the NHS to supply this data.

While smaller businesses might not need to report GHG emissions, they may find it beneficial to introduce reporting to build trust with customers, attract investors, and future-proof their operations.

It’s impossible to know how you can reduce your carbon emissions if you don’t know what your footprint currently looks like. Not only will carbon footprinting help you accurately track and calculate your Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions but it also exposes areas where those emissions could be curbed, informing actionable insights that can help you make meaningful and lasting change.

To calculate your carbon footprint, you’ll need to gather all the emissions data that falls under three scopes:

Scope 1 – these are direct emissions from sources owned or controlled by your business. This might include fuel used by your own fleet of vehicles or generated by processes in your operations.

Scope 2 – these are indirect emissions such as those generated by the electricity you purchase.

Scope 3 – these emissions come from your value chain and include things like your raw materials, corporate travel, and more.

Carbon footprinting is a way of measuring the total GHG emissions produced either directly or indirectly by your company including those generated in your supply chain.

The GHG protocol is a framework that sets the standard for measuring and managing greenhouse gas emissions. It’s used by the Government, industry bodies, and NGOs as well as public and private businesses.