MEASURE

Accurate, Actionable
Corporate Carbon Footprints

Measure your full carbon footprint with confidence — across Scopes 1, 2, and 3 — and unlock the insights needed to execute your climate strategy.

SMART

Collect high-quality data at scale

Gather, structure, and centralize your emissions data across your operations and supply chain using automated ingestion and standardized formats.  
Leverage smart validation and enrichment that minimizes errors and improves traceability, ensuring your data is clean, auditable, and ready for reporting.
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Analyze what is driving your emissions

Understand the full picture and get granular visibility into Scope 1, 2 and 3—from direct operations to complex supplier networks, with product-level and activity-based emissions tracking.
Pinpoint where emissions are highest and identify reduction levers by simulating the impact of changes to operations, sourcing or supplier choices.
impactful

Report with confidence and clarity

Stay ahead of compliance and reporting standards by easily generating reports aligned with CSRD, SBTi, CDP and other global frameworks—complete with full audit trails.
Export and share insights effortlessly to keep stakeholders aligned and informed.

Don't measure for reporting's sake.
Measure to drive action.

Talk to us about turning carbon data into real impact.

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FAQs

An overview about the importance of measuring your Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions

What are Scopes 1, 2, and 3, and why is it important to measure all of them for a food company?

Scope 1 emissions are the direct greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from your own operations, like factory heating or company-owned delivery trucks. Scope 2 emissions are indirect emissions from the electricity you buy. Scope 3 emissions are all other indirect emissions in your value chain, like from raw ingredients, transportation, consumption and waste. For food companies, Scope 3 is typically the largest part of the corporate carbon footprint.

How does Carbon Maps handle the complexity of a food company's supply chain?

The platform uses automated ingestion to gather emissions data from your operations and suppliers. Our smart tools validate and organize this data, giving you a clear, granular view of your emissions so you can pinpoint key areas for reduction.

Can I use this data to make business decisions?

Yes. The Carbon Maps platform helps you identify where emissions are highest and lets you simulate the impact of changes on your corporate carbon footprint, like using a new supplier or switching ingredients or packaging materials. This turns your carbon data into actionable insights for smarter business decisions.

How does this help with reporting and compliance?

The Carbon Maps platform centralizes your data with full audit trails, making it easy to generate reports that meet global standards like CSRD, SBTi, and CDP. You can report with confidence and clarity.