Sixteen agents. One data spine.
Each agent owns a domain end to end — ingesting its own data, running its own calculation or modelling standard, and writing back to a shared ledger the others can query. Grouped below by the stage of work they do.
Data Collection Agent
Connects to ERP, finance, utility, spend and metered-data systems across your organisation, assets, services and supply chain. Handles structured imports (spreadsheets, PDFs, scanned documents) with column mapping and issue review before anything is confirmed.
Supply Chain Agent
Runs supplier-level primary data requests in plain language, tracks response time and completion rate, and reconciles what comes back straight into the scope 3 inventory — replacing spend-based estimates with real activity data as coverage grows.
Gap Analyzer Agent
Continuously scans the inventory for missing, stale or low-confidence data and flags it before it becomes a reporting problem — a missing utility bill or an unconfirmed emission factor mapping is surfaced the week it happens, not the week before filing.
Emissions Ledger
Automated scope 1, 2 and 3 accounting from ERP, utility, spend and supplier data, reconciled to the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard and Corporate Value Chain (Scope 3) Standard.
Life Cycle Agent
Product and material footprints across cradle-to-gate or cradle-to-grave boundaries, aligned to ISO 14040/14044, built on the same activity data and emission factors as the corporate inventory.
Transition Risk Agent
NGFS and IEA-aligned scenario modelling for policy, carbon price, technology and demand shifts across the organisation, its assets, services and supply chain — translated into financial impact and ranked resilience actions, not just an exposure score.
Physical Risk Agent
Exposure to heat, flood, drought, wildfire and cyclone, modelled under multiple forward emissions pathways and folded into the same financial-impact view as transition risk.
Entity Risk Aggregation Agent
Rolls asset- and organisation-level physical and transition risk up to the counterparty, borrower or portfolio-position level — so a lender, insurer or asset owner can stress-test an entire book at once, not just review one exposure at a time.
Scenario Agent
Builds the underlying NGFS, IEA and SSP-aligned scenarios that the risk, MACC and TAC agents run against, so every downstream output is working from the same set of assumptions.
Abatement Agent
Marginal abatement cost curves that rank every reduction lever your business actually has by cost per tonne and available volume, refreshed as energy and carbon prices move.
Adaptation Agent
Prices specific resilience measures — flood barriers, HVAC upgrades, elevation, structural hardening — against avoided-loss value, the same priced-lever logic as MACC but for resilience instead of abatement. Closes the loop from “here's your risk” to “here's what to do about it and what it's worth.”
Trajectory Agent
Overlays your SBTi or net-zero trajectory onto the abatement curve and flags exactly where committed reductions fall short of target — before a board or regulator finds the gap first.
Financial Impact Agent
Translates the ledger, risk exposures and abatement curve into balance sheet and P&L terms — climate value-at-risk, stranded-asset exposure, transition capex and carbon price cost pass-through.
Disclosure Agent
Drafts and maintains filings for IFRS S2, CSRD/ESRS, TCFD and CDP from one underlying data model, mapped to jurisdictional overlays, with a readiness check that can be run any week of the year.
Offsets Ledger Agent
Credit inventory, quality screening against project-level registries, and retirement and claims tracking with a full audit trail.
Climate Copilot
A natural-language interface over the whole data spine — ask where a number came from, what's driving a category up this quarter, or which resilience action closes the largest exposure, and get an answer with source records cited.
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