Talk directly to your carbon data.
The autonomous analytics platform that reasons over your carbon data where it lives, answering why and what-if, at mid-market price. No pipeline. No consultants. No dashboard wall.
Every company must measure carbon.
Almost none can explain it.
Emissions data is scattered across ERPs, utility marts, fuel-card CSVs and supplier emails. Measurement just became mandatory, but the tools built for it stop at a static dashboard. They show you the number. They can't tell you why it moved, or what to do next.
The whole market sells the same machine
Every incumbent is a variation on this pattern, and every step is a tax.
3–9 month onboarding
Loading utility bills, ERP extracts and spend files into the vendor's ledger is the single largest cost and time driver.
Every question is a ticket
Exploration is bounded by pre-built views. Anything off the drill path needs a consultant, or a CSV into Excel.
Methodology billed hourly
Boundary and scope decisions are resolved by humans in six-figure contracts: the margin pool we collapse.
We move the intelligence to the data
Incumbents sell a carbon ledger you must move your data into. We sell an autonomous analytical workforce that reasons over your data where it lives.
Five capabilities, one engine
All built on the analytics engine we already have. Carbon is a glossary, not a rebuild.
Semantic layer
On connection it introspects your schema and auto-drafts a carbon glossary: scopes, units, join paths. An overlay, not a pipeline.
Conversational DI
Plain-English questions compiled to governed SQL at ask time, plus the causal & counterfactual engine no competitor has.
Proactive surveillance
Standing agents profile every stream and push explained alerts: the diagnosis already run, not just "this looks weird."
Self-correcting loops
Every analytical mistake becomes a standing rule with a test case. Accuracy is monotonically non-decreasing and inspectable.
Point-in-time reporting
SECR, CSRD/ESRS, CBAM & CDP as frozen, bi-temporal artefacts; every figure carries native, hash-chained lineage.
not a rebuild.
What dashboards can't do: the four empty rungs
The bottom four rungs are empty across the entire competitive set. That gap is the market, and it's exactly what we built.
From reporting to decarbonization
Competitors stop at the report. The value, and the stickiness, is in what happens next.
Surfaced automatically: the diagnosis already run, down to the night shift.
A counterfactual, asked in plain English, both worlds, side by side, market-based.
Evidence-backed: the report becomes a decision.
Scope 3: the 80% problem nobody wants to solve
Most of your footprint lives outside your walls, in the hardest data to reach. This is exactly where a static dashboard goes quiet, and where asking why earns its keep.
Five forces are reshaping ESG, and every one of them needs explanation
Carbon reporting is no longer an annual chore. Pressure is compounding from five directions at once, and a static number satisfies none of them.
Mandatory Disclosure
CSRD pulls 50,000+ EU companies into scope. SEC and SB 253 climate rules in force. Non-compliance now means fines and reputational damage.
AI as Infrastructure
AI is no longer a tool bolted on; it's the backbone of competitive carbon work. Teams that reason over data with AI move 10× faster than manual ones.
Investor Scrutiny
$35T in AUM now sits under an ESG lens. BlackRock, Vanguard and sovereign funds demand granular, verifiable climate data, not a headline figure.
Greenwashing Crackdown
EU Anti-Greenwashing Directive, FCA and SEC enforcement. Vague claims now carry legal liability. Every figure needs traceable lineage.
Nature & Biodiversity
The TNFD framework is live. Scope 4 emissions and biodiversity loss are now on the corporate agenda, widening what must be measured and explained.
Regulation made measurement mandatory
Dashboards are dead.
The carbon market just hasn't been told yet.
Measure audit-grade footprints from data that already exists. Understand the why behind every ton. Act on a ranked, funded path to net zero.