Carbon footprint for organizations
See every tonne. Cut the ones that matter.
CarbonBiz turns scattered activity data into a Scope 1, 2 and 3 inventory that follows TGO requirements, then helps you plan reductions and hand verifiers a report they can check.
Illustrative dashboard with sample data: total emissions, a breakdown by scope, a monthly trend, progress toward a reduction target and a verification readiness checklist.
Sample data
Built on the standards your verifier already uses
- documented capabilities
- 669
- feature groups in the feature list
- 68
- Scope 3 categories supported
- 15
- TGO CFO report forms
- 7
Standards referenced
- TGO CFO
- ISO 14064-1
- GHG Protocol
- GRI 305
- SBTi
- TCFD
- CDP
- ESRS E1
- EU CBAM
- ISO 14064-3
Figures from the CarbonBiz Feature List v3.4, 8 September 2026
The carbon journey
One platform from first record to verified report
Six stages, each with the tools your sustainability team needs. Select a stage to see what it includes.
01 / 06
Record
Capture every emission-relevant activity in one place, from fuel and electricity to supplier data and tree surveys, with validation at the point of entry.
- Activity RecordingRecord every emission activity with live CO2e preview, built-in validation and the data-quality tags a verifier expects.
- Bulk Import & ExportLoad up to 10,000 activities from CSV or XLSX with row-level validation, and export every report format without the browser freezing.
- Supplier EngagementCollect Scope 3 data directly from suppliers through link-based forms and supplier-specific emission factors, without giving them an account.
Features
Built for the work behind the number
The capabilities teams rely on most, from bulk imports to verification readiness.
RecordActivity RecordingRecord every emission activity with live CO2e preview, built-in validation and the data-quality tags a verifier expects.
RecordBulk Import & ExportLoad up to 10,000 activities from CSV or XLSX with row-level validation, and export every report format without the browser freezing.
RecordSupplier EngagementCollect Scope 3 data directly from suppliers through link-based forms and supplier-specific emission factors, without giving them an account.
RecordTree Survey & Carbon SinkSurvey the trees on your sites and turn girth and height measurements into biomass, carbon stock and CO2 sequestration figures.
CalculateScope 1/2/3 Calculation EngineOne engine for direct, energy-indirect and all 15 Scope 3 categories, with location-based and market-based Scope 2 side by side.
CalculateSpecial Source ModulesDedicated calculators for septic tanks, wastewater, N-P-K fertilizer, refrigerant leaks and paper use, with every input stored for replay.
How it works
Three steps, one source of truth
- 01
Record
Enter activity data by hand, import spreadsheets of up to 10,000 rows, or collect data from suppliers.
- 02
Calculate and report
Emission factors and calculation methods apply automatically, producing TGO forms and international disclosures from the same inventory.
- 03
Verify
Readiness checklists and snapshots keep evidence in order, so verification starts from a report that already holds together.
From the blog
Guidance grounded in the official requirements
MethodologyData Quality and Uncertainty in a GHG Inventory
Every emission figure is an estimate. The TGO requirements define uncertainty, oblige you to assess it, describe where it enters through data types and measurement tiers, list the controls that reduce it, and give a scoring example. This article follows that thread from definition to report.
By CarbonBiz Team7 min read
VerificationPreparing Your Organization for a Carbon Footprint Verification
A practical checklist from the organization's side: the documents a verifier needs before accepting, the common errors found in first submissions, how sampling will work, the six preparation steps in the TGO guideline, what happens on site, and how findings are closed.
By CarbonBiz Team7 min read
MethodologyChoosing a Base Year and Knowing When to Recalculate It
What the TGO requirements say about the base year: how it is defined, the four conditions for setting it, the three events that force a recalculation, the two that do not, how targets and the GHG report must refer to it, and the multi-year rule for agriculture.
By CarbonBiz Team6 min read
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