One platform for connected climate action.
A shared ledger is the organising layer across collection, calculation, modelling and reporting. Specialist agents read and write to it, so teams can investigate how any output was formed.
One data spine connects the work.
Entity, asset, supplier and reporting-period relationships give records meaning across workstreams. Approved inputs are reused with explicit boundaries: corporate, product, portfolio and nature assessments keep their own scope.
- Reviewable transformations: source records, rules, factors and scenario assumptions form the chain between evidence and output.
- Connected change: when inputs change, review the affected calculations and downstream narrative.
- Human governance: agents propose, authorised people confirm.
Decisions and outputs
Connected agents
Shared ledger — the data spine
Sources
Collect evidence once
Bring records and supplier evidence into a reviewed model, and see missing or stale evidence as a managed worklist.
Data Collection
Supply Chain
Gap Analyzer
Account with traceable ledgers
Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, product footprints and credit records, each with factor provenance and boundaries explicit.
Emissions Ledger
Life Cycle
Offsets Ledger
Model risk and response
Transition and physical risk, aggregation, abatement, adaptation and target alignment on one scenario basis.
Transition Risk
Physical Risk
Scenario
Entity Risk Aggregation
Abatement
Adaptation
Decide and disclose
Translate findings into finance terms, prepare framework-ready disclosure and let people interrogate every figure.
Financial Impact
Disclosure
Climate Copilot
PCAF, TNFD and Water.
Dedicated workflows for financed emissions, nature-related assessment and water, sharing the same governed data spine.
PCAF — financed emissions with data-quality transparency.
TNFD — LEAP-structured nature assessment.
Materiality — recorded management judgement.
See the connected workflow on your own data.
Start with an emissions inventory, a physical-risk assessment, a PCAF portfolio, a TNFD scope, a water-risk question, a disclosure programme or a client advisory workflow.
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