We use Sustaineve ourselves.

Every company selling sustainability software faces the same question: do you practice what you sell? Our answer is on this page.

What we track. Honestly.

As a software company in early operations, our emission profile is small. We account for it the same way we tell our manufacturing customers to — with the same methodology, the same factors, and the same audit trail.

Scope 1 Near zero

No owned facilities. No direct combustion. No captive vehicles. Scope 1 for a remote-first software company is effectively zero.

Scope 2 Being measured

Purchased electricity for office use, measured using CEA state-specific grid emission factors via the Sustaineve platform.

Office electricity consumption
Scope 3 Establishing baseline

Employee commuting, business travel, and server infrastructure (Vercel + Cloudflare energy profile). Being established as operations scale. Will be reported when Scope 3 module launches.

Emission Disclosure

Sustaineve · FY 2024–25

Calculated using Sustaineve platform · GHG Protocol

Scope 1 — Direct emissions

No direct combustion

~0 tCO₂e

Scope 2 — Purchased electricity

Office electricity · CEA grid factors

Being calculated

Methodology

Corporate Standard

GHG Protocol

Emission factors

CEA 2023–24 state factors

IPCC 2006 & 2019

Reporting period

April 2024 – March 2025

FY 2024–25
This disclosure is updated annually. Methodology documentation available on request.

Annual reports will be published here as operations scale. No offsetting without reduction first — our commitment to the science behind what we build.

What we commit to. What we don't.

What we do

  • Measure our own Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions annually using the Sustaineve platform
  • Publish emission figures on this page — updated each financial year
  • Set reduction targets aligned with SBTi framework when operations scale
  • Document our methodology — same audit trail we require of our customers
  • Report Scope 3 once our module launches and baseline is established

What we don't do

  • Claim 'carbon neutral' or 'net zero' without a verified, published reduction pathway
  • Purchase offsets to mask emissions we have not first measured and reduced
  • Use vague ESG language without a number to back it
  • Publish commitments we cannot currently operationalise
  • Treat sustainability reporting as a marketing exercise

See how we calculate emissions.

The same calculation engine we use for ourselves — available for your manufacturing operations.