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Carbon accountingas easy as bookkeeping

Large-company disclosure rules are cascading through supply chains. Your buyers, lenders, and regulators increasingly want reviewable emissions data. Eco-Auditor gets you there — without enterprise complexity or consultant fees.

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Import your data

Import activity data by CSV — utility bills, fuel invoices, freight records. Connect QuickBooks/Xero (roadmap). No spreadsheets to build.

2

Import & calculate

Import activity data by CSV; we apply EPA, eGRID, and IPCC factors and score every entry for confidence.

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Get reviewable records

Export a PDF emissions summary for SB 253, CBAM, or customer procurement conversations. Every number traces to the factor and published dataset behind it.

See how Eco-Auditor turns messy data into reviewable carbon records

Built for operations and sustainability teams preparing for SB 253, CBAM, and supply-chain disclosure

GHG Protocol alignedScope 1, 2 & 3 trackingReviewable ledgerCSV intake

Built for the CFO, not the consultant

Know exactly where you stand — in dollars at risk, not jargon.

Cost Avoidance

See how much you're saving versus hiring consultants. Track estimated spend avoided, identify exposure from incomplete disclosures, and eliminate manual spreadsheet risk.

Lowerthan a single consultant engagement

Contract Readiness

Know whether your data can satisfy buyer procurement packets, lender ESG requests, and importer compliance requirements — before the deadline.

Readyfor buyer & lender requests

Audit Defensibility

Every number traces back to the activity data you imported, the emission factor applied, its published dataset, and a timestamp.

Traceableactivity → factor → published dataset

Four steps to defensible emissions

From messy data to a defensible carbon inventory in weeks, not months.

01

Import Data

Import activity data by CSV — utility bills, invoices, and freight docs. Connect QuickBooks and Xero (roadmap).

02

Import & Map

Import CSV activity data; we apply published emission factors and score each row for confidence.

03

Review & Verify

Your team checks the imported rows and confidence scores, and corrects anything that looks wrong.

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Export Reports

Export a PDF emissions summary to support California, CBAM, procurement, and annual inventory work.

Everything you need, nothing you don't

Purpose-built for companies in the $10M–$500M range. Not enterprise bloatware.

Executive Dashboard

Total emissions, Scope 1/2/3 breakdown, 12-month trend, and an overall data-confidence score — all at a glance.

Data Intake

Upload CSV activity data and get a per-entry confidence score, with row-level errors surfaced on import.

Coming soon

AI Carbon Assistant

Ask questions in plain English. Get methodology-backed answers with citations, assumptions, and next actions.

Coming soon

Emissions Ledger

Traceable emissions ledger. Every entry records its source, emission factor, and confidence score.

Coming soon

Reporting Center

Generate California readiness packages, CBAM supplier data, GHG inventories, and customer procurement packets.

Coming soon

Supplier Hub

Track vendor questionnaires, response rates, primary vs estimated data, and follow-up reminders by spend.

What teams will be able to say

Illustrative — composite examples of the workflow we are building, not real customer quotes

"We went from a 40-page spreadsheet nobody trusted to an audit trail our board actually reviews. Setup took two weeks."
Operations lead
Composite example — mid-market distributor
"Our largest retail buyer asked for Scope 3 data with 30 days notice. Eco-Auditor had the report ready in 3."
Sustainability lead
Composite example — food & beverage supplier

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about carbon accounting, compliance, and Eco-Auditor.

What is Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions?
Scope 1 covers direct emissions from sources you own or control (e.g., natural gas boilers, company vehicles). Scope 2 covers indirect emissions from purchased electricity, steam, heating, and cooling. Scope 3 covers all other indirect emissions in your value chain, including purchased goods, business travel, and waste.
What is SB 253 and who does it affect?
California's Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act (SB 253) requires companies doing business in California with over $1 billion in annual revenue to disclose Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions starting in 2026, and Scope 3 starting in 2027. The requirements cascade through supply chains, affecting SMBs that supply larger companies.
How is Eco-Auditor different from enterprise ESG platforms?
Eco-Auditor is purpose-built for companies in the $10M–$500M revenue range. It provides reviewable emissions tracking, CSV-based activity import with confidence scoring, and a PDF emissions summary at a fraction of enterprise platform costs — typically $149–$999/month versus six-figure annual licenses.
How long does it take to get started?
Most teams are up and running quickly. You import a CSV and we apply published emission factors, scoring each entry for confidence. A basic carbon inventory can be built in weeks, not months.
What compliance frameworks does Eco-Auditor support?
Eco-Auditor aligns with the GHG Protocol for Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions accounting. It supports reporting packages for California SB 253, EU CBAM (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism), customer procurement requirements, and annual GHG inventories.
Do I need a sustainability consultant to use Eco-Auditor?
No. Eco-Auditor is designed for operations, finance, and sustainability teams to use independently. The platform provides methodology guidance, emission factor libraries, and an AI assistant on the roadmap to answer questions. That said, you can always engage a consultant to review your final reports.

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