What's in the product

Everything below the first heading is live in production today. Everything below the second is on the roadmap, listed so you know the direction, not sold as if it shipped.

Data intake

AI bill upload

Drop in a PDF or photo of an electricity bill, gas bill or fuel record. The AI extracts the printed figures (never an estimate, never spend) and you confirm every field against the original before anything is saved.

Electricity

kWh by billing period and state. Grid factors applied per state, including the NSW/ACT, SWIS and DKIS mappings.

Fleet fuel

Diesel, petrol and LPG in litres, from fuel-card or supplier statements. Optional kilometres unlock intensity per 100 km.

Natural gas

MJ exactly as printed on the bill, converted to GJ internally so the factors stay the workbook's own numbers.

Business travel

Flights by haul, hotel nights, car, taxi, rail and bus, from expense records. Distance-based factors with the radiative forcing choice stated, not buried.

Employee commuting

Mode totals from a three-question staff survey, working-from-home hours included. Scope 3 category 7 without a consultant.

Purchased goods & services

Annual spend by category from your P&L, mapped to named commodity factors and labelled an estimate on the report, because that is what it is.

Waste to landfill

Tonnes by stream from contractor invoices, using the National Greenhouse Accounts waste tables, caveats printed.

Edit everything

Entries are editable and deletable; emissions are always derived fresh, so corrections never leave stale numbers behind.

Calculation

Published factors, versioned

DCCEEW National Greenhouse Accounts factors for energy, fuel and waste; UK Government conversion factors for travel and commuting; US EPA supply-chain factors for spend. Vintage and source URL carried on every factor.

Scope 1 / 2 / 3 split

Combustion, purchased electricity, and the value chain (upstream supply, travel, commuting, purchases, waste), allocated the way a reviewer expects rather than blended into one number.

No guessed factors

Where the workbook publishes no factor, the product reports the scopes it can and says so. It never substitutes an invented value.

Activity data is the source of truth

Emissions are computed at view time from your bills. A factor-edition update recalculates history with a visible diff, never a silent backfill.

The report

Print-ready baseline report

Branded, paginated, and written for the person checking it: methodology, factor tables, assumptions log, full activity appendices.

Year-on-year comparison

Once two years exist, movement by scope, with an explicit warning when the years don't cover the same categories.

Fleet intensity

kg CO₂-e per 100 km over recorded distance: the number transport customers actually ask for.

The recurring cycle

Finalise and roll forward

Signing off a year opens the next one automatically. There is always a current period to put a bill into.

Reminders that respect the inbox

Monthly, quarterly or annual check-ins to whoever manages the data, sent only when something is actually missing. Logged visibly, one email at a time.

Reporting-cycle view

Every year, its status, its data volume, and every reminder ever sent: the rhythm the product keeps on your behalf, visible.

Trust & hosting

Tenant isolation at the database

Row-level security enforces who sees what. Isolation is a database guarantee, not an application promise.

Hosted in Sydney

Your activity data lives in an Australian region.

Published pricing

The full ladder is on the pricing page. No quote-gated discovery calls.

On the roadmap

The order is decided by what real customers are asked for.

Questionnaire answers

Structured support for the forms the asks arrive on: government procurement first, customer scorecards after.

Accounting integrations

Xero and MYOB connections that pull your supplier bills into the same review queue. Read-only, and you still confirm every entry.

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