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Climate impact - quick and easy

Easily measure, report and reduce carbon emissions across all areas to build your climate strategies on robust data and understand your impact.

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Key benefits

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Save time

INSIKT is packed with features that help you report and follow up faster and more accurately.

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Involve the right people

With advanced authorization control, you can easily involve more people in the work without being nervous that someone sees something they shouldn't.

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Reduce manual labor

Let the data flow into INSIKT and avoid manually collecting and compiling the data. Automatic data loading makes it easy to keep track.

Reduce uncertainty in your reporting

Make it easy to collect data about your climate impact and report tailored to your company's requirements.

Report

Easy reporting

Avoid complicated compilation for reporting. INSIKT already contains all the financial data from the general ledger. Together with the entered data, all information is compiled and reported in accordance with requirements.

Control

See the change over time

Because INSIKT saves all history, you can easily see how values ​​change over time and measure how your organization is developing.

Grow

More than sustainability

INSIKT supports more than just your sustainability work. With INSIKT, you can have everything in the same place making it easier and more streamlined.

Keep track

Gather all emission factors in one place

Manage

Add new ones, adjust previous ones and let your solution grow with you. With flexible version management, you quickly see how things change over time.

Communicate

INSIKT is packed with functions to facilitate collaboration. Comment on the data and let your colleagues know what you've come up with.

Analyze

With all the data in one tool, you can easily twist and turn the information. Build dashboards for sustainability data or identify trends between different sources without expensive costs.

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Save time

Automate reporting

Spend-based

For the parts that are made on an expense basis, INSIKT simply reads out from the general ledger. In this way, you can combine expenses on specific accounts with the right emission factor to calculate a climate impact

Consumption-based

For the parts of the accounting that are based on consumption, INSIKT functions as a collection for different data sets. For example, waste management in projects, energy consumption in various properties or consumption of building materials. These are then combined with the correct emission factor so that you get a complete calculation.

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Engage more people

Spread responsibility for reporting

With INSIKT, you quickly ensure that the right person is responsible for reporting the right data. Let property managers specify waste quantities in their properties, or project managers ensure that the building material is correctly reported in a project. The environmental manager easily gets an overall picture of the climate impact without having to hunt for the right data.

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Frequently asked questions

Reporting climate impact means, among other things, accurately measuring and tracking the greenhouse gas emissions that an organization generates in order to evaluate its impact on the environment. By quantifying carbon dioxide emissions, companies and individuals can increase their awareness of and management of their impact on the climate. Accurate reporting is a valuable resource for companies, enabling the development of strategies to reduce emissions and promote sustainable practices. Usually the results are expressed in units of carbon dioxide equivalents or CO2e, which includes not only carbon dioxide but also other greenhouse gases.

The Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHG) is an organization that provides the most widely accepted global standards for reporting climate impacts by the public and private sectors. This organization establishes guidelines for how companies can define their organizational boundaries for reporting greenhouse gas emissions and defines the division of these emissions into Scope 1, 2 and 3. The aim is to give companies a clear overview of where their emissions occur both within their own operations and in the wider value chain. The GHG Protocol provides guidance on what should be reported, how the reporting should be carried out and how data and emission factors can be collected and used.

Scope 1

Direct greenhouse gas emissions from sources owned or controlled by the organization, such as on-site fuel combustion and process emissions, which directly affect the company's carbon footprint.

Scope 2

Indirect greenhouse gas emissions from the production of purchased and used electricity, steam, heating and cooling.

Scope 3

Other indirect greenhouse gas emissions that arise from sources not owned or controlled by the organization but where it has indirect responsibility along the entire value chain, for example when purchasing, using and disposing of products from suppliers.

A carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) is a unit used to standardize and compare different greenhouse gases based on their global warming potential relative to carbon dioxide. This means that different greenhouse gases are converted into the amount of carbon dioxide that would have the same impact on the climate during a specified period of time. Carbon dioxide equivalents are often used in climate accounting and analysis to provide a uniform yardstick for different emissions and facilitate the assessment of their total climate impact.

Emission factors are numbers that measure how much greenhouse gas emissions are generated per unit of a specific activity, such as fuel combustion or energy consumption. These factors act as conversion tools and facilitate the evaluation of environmental impacts in different sectors by assisting in estimating emissions. This is done by multiplying the emissions with the relevant activity data.

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