Enterprise carbon accounting, for the CFO signing off on the number

Enterprise carbon accounting is corporate emissions measurement run with financial-reporting discipline: controlled, evidenced, reproducible. Sustainability disclosure is drifting into the same regime as financial disclosure: assured, restated when wrong, and signed by someone.

Three questions decide whether the number you sign is defensible

01 Where did this tonne come from? Every posting in the ledger links to its source line: the invoice, the meter reading, the supplier response. The answer to an auditor's sample is a click, not a reconstruction.
02 Who approved this factor? Factor choices and classification overrides are recorded events with owners. Maker-checker approval on posting changes is a planned control, designed in from the start, not retrofitted.
03 Can you reproduce last year's number after the method changed? Methods and factor sets are versioned; restatements are explicit, first-class events with a documented reason. The trend line survives methodology improvements.

Those three questions are why this product is framed as carbon accounting software rather than a dashboard. Dashboards answer how much; accounting answers how do you know. The risk that ends careers is not high emissions, it is a restatement nobody can explain. The regulatory mechanics behind that sit on CSRD reporting software and Scope 3 emissions reporting.

The ROI conversation, without invented numbers

Time: the classification pass over an AP export is the multi-week part of a first inventory, and it is the part this automates; your reviewer reviews instead of typing. Money: the honest comparison is not another SaaS line item, it is a consulting engagement repeated annually; a subscription is a smaller, recurring, retained asset, because next year starts from last year's ledger. We will not print a dollar saving, because we do not know your consultant's quote. Risk: an assured disclosure needs lineage a spreadsheet cannot produce eighteen months later. Control: the boundary, methods and factors stay yours, versioned in your ledger, not locked in an advisor's model.

Security & control · planned enterprise commitments

SSO/SAML + SCIM provisioning

Identity stays in your directory; seats provision and deprovision automatically.

Role-based access + maker-checker

Any change to a posting needs a second approver. Classification is controlled, not casual.

Immutable audit log + method versioning

Every factor choice, override and restatement is a recorded event with an owner and a reason.

EU data residency + DPA + encryption

Data encrypted in transit and at rest, EU residency on request, DPA signed on request.

Invoicing, PO and net-30 billing

Procurement-friendly commercial terms with a named onboarding engineer.

99.9% uptime SLA on Enterprise

A written availability commitment, with credits, on the Enterprise tier.

These are planned controls for launch, written as commitments. SOC 2 Type II is on the roadmap before general availability; we will say so here the day it is real. We do not print badges we have not earned.

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01 Amazon Web Services Cloud infrastructure, annual $184,000 S3 20,240 kg

02 Con Edison Electricity, 82,400 kWh metered $14,600 S2 31,312 kg

03 Delta Air Lines Team offsite + client flights $32,500 S3 24,375 kg

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Enterprise controls above are planned commitments for the Enterprise tier, stated as plans. SOC 2 Type II is on the roadmap before general availability; we will say so here the day it is real, and not before.

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