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Über Carbmee & Dekarbonisierung

Frequently asked questions and their answers about EIS carbon management solution of carbmee in DE.

Unser Produkt kann von Kunden verwendet werden, die daran interessiert sind, ihre CO₂-Emissionen zu messen und zu reporten. Es geht jedoch darüber hinaus; es wurde zur Reduzierung entwickelt – um Kunden zu helfen, datengesteuerte Entscheidungen auf der Grundlage von Fakten über ihre Emissionen in der Wertschöpfungskette zu treffen und auf kosteneffiziente Weise Net-Zero-Ziele zu erreichen.

Die meisten Plattformen unserer Mitbewerber verwenden ausschließlich Spend-based Berechnungen, die nicht präzise genug sind, um primäre Betriebsdaten einzubeziehen oder Ergebnisse zu liefern, die Unternehmen dabei helfen können, umsetzbare Hotspots zu identifizieren. Unser Ansatz besteht darin, sowohl Spend-based - als auch Activity-based Berechnungen zu verwenden, um möglichst gründliche und präzise Ergebnisse zu erzielen.

Wir bieten eine Spend-based Berechnung, um eine Baseline für Scope 1 und 2 festzulegen und bei Bedarf Hotspots zu identifizieren. Gleichzeitig leiten wir unsere Kunden dazu an, ihre Emissionsdaten innerhalb der Organisation zu sammeln und zu erweitern, und die Activity-based Datenabdeckung zu erhöhen.

Wir bieten Activity-based Berechnungen an, um Emissionen zu bewältigen, die in der gesamten Wertschöpfungskette, z.B. Scope 3, am schwierigsten zu messen sind. Während viele Wettbewerber aufgrund ihrer Komplexität die Verwendung Activity-based Berechnungen vermeiden, hat carbmee den Prozess gestrafft, um Ergebnisse zu liefern die 30% genauer sind und geben umsetzbare Erkenntnisse für Strategien zur CO₂-Reduktion.

Was unterscheidet carbmee von seinen Mitbewerbern? 

Wir haben unsere eigene Kategorisierung entwickelt, wie wir alle Emissionen Ihres Unternehmens aufschlüsseln, und zwar:

      Company Carbon Footprint...

berechnet CO₂e-Emissionen über das gesamte Unternehmen, d. h. alle Lieferanten, internen Prozesse und Produkte

deckt alle Phasen des Unternehmens ab, also Scope 1, 2 und 3

erfüllt regulatorische und Sustainability Reporting Anforderungen

ermöglicht die Identifizierung strategischer Reduzierungsmöglichkeiten

Product Carbon Footprint...


berechnet die Klimawirkung eines Produkts

ermöglicht die CO₂-Reduktion entlang des - Produktentwicklungsprozesses

Deckt alle Phasen des Lebenszyklus des Produkts ab

häufig erforderlich, um Ausschreibungen zu gewinnen, über Fortschritte zu berichten und Vorschriften einzuhalten

Supplier Carbon Footprint...


berechnet die Klimaauswirkungen über alle Lieferanten hinweg

deckt alle Phasen der Lieferkette ab, also Scope 3

identifiziert Leferanten-/kategorieübergreifende Reduzierungsmöglichkeiten

ermöglicht die Zusammenarbeit mit Lieferanten zur gemeinsamen CO₂-Reduzierung

Welche Art von CO₂-Fußabdruck berechnet carbmee?

Ja, unsere Lösung ist systemunabhängig und kann in jedes ERP-System integriert werden.

Können wir die Daten unseres ERP-Systems direkt in die EIS™-Plattform von carbmee integrieren?

Ja, unsere Lösung liefert präzise Informationen für die Einhaltung der wichtigsten Standards für die Nachhaltigkeitsberichterstattung wie CDP und GHG Protocol.

Können wir internationale Berichtsrahmen verwenden?

Excel ist zwar die klassische Lösung für das Formatieren, Organisieren und Berechnen von Daten, aber es ist auch eine rein manuelle Lösung, die für die Komplexität des CO₂-Managements in Unternehmen überhaupt nicht geeignet ist.

Carbmee's EIS™ Carbon Management Solution automatisiert das CO₂-Management und macht es nicht nur einfacher, sondern liefert auch mehr:  

Berechnungen 80-90% schneller als mit Excel

ein höheres Maß an Genauigkeit und Präzision

vertrauenswürdigen Datenschutz und Sicherheit

die Möglichkeit, bei der Datenerfassung zusammenzuarbeiten - Rationalisierung von Daten aus verschiedenen Quellen (z. B. Lieferanten, verschiedene interne Teams usw.)

eine Vielzahl von Funktionen für die Reduzierung, wie z. B. Analysen für die einfache Identifizierung von Hotspots, einen Initiativplaner für die Planung von Reduzierungspfaden und Initiativen mit hohem ROI sowie eine automatisierte Berichterstattung.

Warum ist carbmee besser als die internen Excel-Lösungen meines Unternehmens?

Wir verwenden eine Vielzahl von Datenbanken, inklusive umfassender tätigkeitsbasierter Datenbanken wie ecoinvent, sowie branchenspezifischer Datenbanken wie carbon minds und Exiobase für Kunden, die ausgabenbasierte CO₂-Berechnungen benötigen.

Welche Datenbank verwenden Sie für die Emissionsberechnungen?

Ja, alle unsere Drittanbieter-Datenbankpartner stellen auf Anfrage transparente und überprüfbare Daten zur Verfügung.

Wir bieten verschiedene Angebote, die je nach den Bedürfnissen des Kunden und der Komplexität der Wertschöpfungskette zusammengestellt werden können. Sprechen Sie mit einem unserer Dekarbonisierungsexperten, um ein Angebot für Ihr Unternehmen zu erhalten.

FAQ about our product and solution in DE

How carbmee can help you in your decarbonization journey and how our EIS carbon management software can help reduce your carbon footprint.

Unser Team besteht aus Branchenexperten, die auf Beschaffung, Unternehmensberatung, Technologie und mehr spezialisiert sind. Das bedeutet, dass wir über das Fachwissen verfügen, um die Herausforderungen und Bedürfnisse unserer Kunden zu verstehen - und das Know-How, um sie zu lösen.

Damit unsere Kunden die größtmögliche Wirkung auf ihrem Weg zum net-zero erzielen können, bieten wir außerdem:

Persönliche Beratung und Empfehlungen, wie Kunden ihre Dekarbonisierung beginnen und ausbauen können

Online-Kurse, die erklären, was Net-Zero ist und wie Sie unser Produkt von Anfang bis Ende in Ihrem Unternehmen einsetzen können

Webinare und Veranstaltungen mit Branchenexperten, die sich mit dem Thema "Net-Zero" befassen, sowohl für den Planeten als auch für die nachhaltige Leistung Ihres Unternehmens

Wie unterstützt carbmee Ihr Team beim nahtlosen CO2e-Tracking

Ja, unsere Beratungspartner sind der Schlüssel zur Unterstützung unserer gemeinsamen Kunden bei der Beseitigung von Umsetzungshindernissen, der Maximierung der CO2-armen Kapazitäten und der Erzielung von Durchbrüchen bei der nachhaltigen Unternehmensleistung.

Wir sind ein Beratungsunternehmen, das an EIS™ Carbon Management für die Projekte seiner Kunden interessiert ist. Können wir eine Partnerschaft mit carbmee eingehen?

Ja, carbmee bietet sowohl persönliche Unterstützung durch unsere Customer Success Manager als auch durch unsere interaktive Lernplattform, die carbmee Academy. Die Customer Success Manager stellen sicher, dass jeder Kunde begleitet wird durch:

ihre Dekarbonisierungsreise, d.h. die Nutzung von Carbmee mit den Geschäftszielen und der Strategie abzustimmen

die Nutzung von EIS Carbon Management, um sinnvolle Ziele zur Emissionsreduzierung zu erreichen

die Zuordnung von Herausforderungen zu passenden Lösungen, d. h. Produktfindung und gemeinsame Entwicklung

Gibt es Unterstützung bei der Verwendung von EIS™ Carbon Management?

Wie carbmee Sie unterstützen kann

Erfahren Sie mehr über die Mission, Vision und Geschichte von carbmee. Carbmee hilft Organisationen auf ihrem Weg zur Dekarbonisierung.

Carbmee sitzt an der Schnittstelle von Technologie, Digitalisierung und Nachhaltigkeit, mit der Vision, die nachhaltige Transformation von Unternehmen mit Umweltintelligenz voranzutreiben, um bis 2050 Net-Zero zu erreichen. Das Environmental Intelligence System™ (EIS) von carbmee ist eine Unternehmenssoftwarelösung für Value Chain Carbon Management, spezialisiert auf Scope-3-Emissionsanalysen und Reduktionspotenziale.

Die EIS™ Carbon Management Solution von Carbmee ist nicht nur ein Reporting-Tool oder eine Offsetting-Plattform – unsere Lösung befasst sich mit der Integration von betrieblichen ERP-Daten, um zu ermitteln, durch die Emissionen an ihrer Quelle reduziert werden können, und um Initiativen zur CO2-Reduktion so effektiv wie möglich zu verwalten. Durch die Verknüpfung von Emissionen aus Materialien, Transaktionen, Logistik und Lieferantendaten mit weltweit anerkannten Standards und Methoden berechnet unsere Lösung CO2-Fußabdrücke bis auf ein lieferantenspezifisches Niveau.

Was ist die EIS™ Carbon Management-Lösung von carbmee?

Wir versuchen, die größtmögliche Wirkung zu erzielen, und das bedeutet, mit einigen der weltweit größten Unternehmen zusammenzuarbeiten, die auch komplexe Lieferketten haben (z.B. Unternehmen mit erheblichen Scope-3-Emissionen). Wir arbeiten auch direkt mit Lieferanten zusammen, um deren CO2-Fußabdruck zu analysieren und zu überprüfen.

Mit welchen Unternehmen arbeitet carbmee zusammen?

Die Klimakrise verschärft sich und damit auch die Notwendigkeit für Unternehmen, Vorschriften einzuhalten, aber auch widerstandsfähigere Lieferketten zu entwickeln, ihr Klimarisiko zu senken und ihre Geschäftstätigkeit insgesamt kontinuierlich nachhaltiger zu gestalten. Unsere Lösung gibt Unternehmen die Möglichkeit, nicht nur ihre Versprechen zur Reduzierung von Emissionen zu erfüllen, sondern jetzt und in Zukunft wirklich Carbon-bewusst zu arbeiten.

Warum sollte mein Unternehmen seine Wertschöpfungskette dekarbonisieren?

Scope-1-Emissionen sind direkte Emissionen aus eigenen oder kontrollierten Quellen.

Scope-2-Emissionen sind indirekte Emissionen aus der Erzeugung eingekaufter Energie.

Scope-3-Emissionen sind alle indirekten Emissionen (nicht in Scope 2 enthalten), die in der Wertschöpfungskette des berichtenden Unternehmens auftreten, einschließlich vor- und nachgelagerter Emissionen.

About carbmee & decarbonization DE

Alle häufig gestellten Fragen zur CO2-Management-Lösung von carbmee und die Antworten darauf

All questions regarding carbmee's product in DE

Masterclass : Carbontology

Build a Flexible Data Model for Scope 3,  Circularity, Carbon Pricing, Waste & More

Masterclass : Carbontology
Build a Flexible Data Model for Scope 3,  Circularity, Carbon Pricing, Waste & More

Most carbon accounting platforms take a rigid approach: pre-set fields, fixed templates, and a universal model that struggles to capture the complexity of real-world operations, especially for companies with complex supply chains. But carbon management is not one-size-fits-all.

Whether you’re tracking the share of renewable energy at specific manufacturing sites or mapping the repairability score of every product in your portfolio, your business needs ESG data that mirrors your operations—not the other way around.

"Custom Properties is a major leap forward for our customers. It gives them the power to adapt their carbon models to the exact realities of their operations—no compromises, no workarounds. This feature was born directly from the needs of our users, who told us they needed more flexibility to stay ahead of regulations, integrate internal systems, and track the metrics that matter most. With Custom Properties, we’re delivering a capability that can solve virtually any ESG data challenge—especially the complex, dynamic demands of managing supply chain emissions and performance. Carbontology starts now."

 — Robin Spickers, Co-Founder of carbmee

Track Recycled Content Percentage to support circular economy metrics and demonstrate material reuse in products.


Measure Waste Recovery Rate and Product End-of-Life Treatment to fulfill CSRD & ESRS reporting requirements and align with regulatory sustainability disclosures.


Assess Supplier Carbon Scores to manage Scope 3 emissions and drive decarbonization efforts across the value chain.

Integrate ERP Material Codes to directly link product-level carbon data with enterprise systems for streamlined reporting and traceability.


Analyze Share of Renewable Energy by site, region, or product line to evaluate decarbonization progress and inform energy procurement strategies.

Implement a Repairability Score to enhance product lifecycle analysis and improve circularity and customer value.


Apply Carbon Pricing Models to evaluate emissions cost exposure, improve risk management, and gain a competitive edge through carbon efficiency.


Embed Ecodesign Principles into product development to reduce environmental impact, comply with regulations, and unlock sustainable innovation.

Use Marginal Cost Abatement Curves to identify and prioritize low-cost emissions reduction opportunities with maximum return on investment.

Organizations that excel at ESG data management don’t just report more—they act faster, reduce costs, and outperform peers. McKinsey reports that companies with strong ESG credentials cut costs by 5–10%, largely through operational efficiency, better resource use, and waste reduction. The key enabler? Deep, accurate data.


Meanwhile, a World Economic Council report shows that over 70% of companies cite data fragmentation as a major barrier to ESG progress. It’s not that the data isn’t there—it’s that businesses can’t consolidate or contextualize it effectively. This is where Custom Properties delivers unmatched strategic value.

By allowing teams to map internal KPIs and external requirements directly into carbmee’s platform, companies gain a unified, coherent data model that grows with them. This not only saves hours—sometimes days—of manual work per reporting cycle but also unlocks cross-functional clarity between sustainability, procurement, finance, and operations.

Why Customization Matters: The Strategic Value of Data

The sustainability reporting landscape is shifting rapidly. The EU’s CSRD and ESRS regulations alone introduce dozens of new mandatory disclosure points. Add to that voluntary frameworks like TCFD, ISSB, or sector-specific guidelines, and suddenly a fixed reporting model simply can’t keep up.

With Custom Properties, carbmee equips your team to respond in real time. Need to add a new field to align with an emerging regulation? Done. Want to track a unique decarbonization metric for internal dashboards? Add it in seconds. The system adapts as your needs evolve.

 Real-Time Flexibility Meets Future-Proof Reporting

Here’s what’s possible when you build your data model around your business:

Faster, smoother ESG reporting: Save significant time by auto-populating carbon models with exactly the data you need—no cleaning, no duplication, no guesswork.

Better collaboration: With shared, customized data fields, teams across departments speak the same language—accelerating workflows and reducing friction.

Clearer insights: By capturing the nuances of your operations, your sustainability reports become more than compliance checklists—they become strategic tools for decision-making.

Reduced risk: Flexible data fields allow you to respond quickly to regulatory changes, ensuring you stay ahead of ESG disclosure requirements.

According to Gartner, by 2026, 70% of organizations will use ESG reporting software as part of their digital strategy. But only those with customizable, scalable platforms will be positioned to derive real strategic value.

 A Smarter Data Model = A Smarter Organization

At carbmee, we believe flexibility should empower—not overwhelm. That’s why Custom Properties are intuitive by design. Add new fields from a simple interface, assign them to any object in the system (like sites, suppliers, products, or materials), and instantly make them available for calculations, dashboards, or exports.

Whether you're a sustainability lead embedding climate metrics across your business or an IT manager integrating with internal systems, Custom Properties offer a smarter, more scalable way to manage ESG data.

Custom Properties are available today—at no additional cost—for all users of the carbmee Environmental Intelligence System (EIS). No hidden fees. No limits. Just the freedom to make your carbon model reflect the full complexity of your business.

Because no two businesses are alike, and your carbon software should know that.

Available Now. Free for All carbmee EIS Users.

In today’s climate-driven economy, sustainability isn’t a side project—it’s a core business function. And yet, nearly half of all sustainability decision-makers (47%, according to the carbmee Sustainability Intelligence Report) identify data availability as their single greatest challenge. That’s why we're proud to launch Custom Properties: the industry’s most powerful new tool to make carbon data as dynamic, detailed, and adaptable as your business.

With Custom Properties, carbmee becomes the first carbon management platform to let you data model to your exact operational, regulatory, and reporting needs—without workarounds, without compromise. That’s what we call carbontology.

Unlock Precision Carbon Modeling: Custom Properties for Every Metric, Every Team, Every Regulation

The European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) is a new law aimed at reducing the EU’s role in global deforestation and forest degradation. Coming into force on 30 December 2024, it applies to companies placing specific products on the EU market or exporting them from it.

Seven high-risk commodities fall under the regulation:

It also includes a broad range of derived products, such as chocolate, leather, furniture, books, and packaging materials.

To comply, companies must ensure that their products are:

Deforestation-free, based on land use after 31 December 2020

Legally produced, according to local laws in the country of origin

Accompanied by a Due Diligence Statement (DDS), which must include verifiable geolocation data for the plots where commodities were produced (European Commission)

From 30 December 2025, enforcement begins in full — at which point companies must prove that all relevant products meet these criteria (White & Case).

Deforestation is responsible for about 11% of global greenhouse gas emissions — more than the emissions of all global passenger vehicles combined. Forests are essential carbon sinks, and their destruction severely undermines efforts to limit global warming.

For manufacturers committed to net-zero targets or ESG reporting under frameworks like CSRD, eliminating deforestation from supply chains isn’t optional — it’s essential. EUDR compliance directly supports science-based emissions reduction targets and long-term climate resilience.

The EUDR applies to all companies — large and small — that operate in or trade with the EU and handle regulated commodities. It makes no difference whether you are:

Exporting out of the EU to other markets.

The regulation has significant implications for manufacturing companies in sectors such as:

Food & Beverage (e.g., chocolate, coffee, dairy, meat),

Packaging and Paper (e.g., cartons, print products),

Automotive and Transport (e.g., leather or rubber components),

Chemicals and Consumer Goods (e.g., palm oil-based ingredients in cleaning or cosmetic products).

Whether you're at the top of the supply chain or closer to the consumer, if your products contain any EUDR-listed raw materials, you're in scope.

Sustainability – accountable for environmental performance and ESG reporting

Procurement – responsible for due diligence, supplier engagement, and risk data

Supply Chain – tasked with traceability, logistics, and supplier relationships

Legal & Compliance – ensuring regulatory alignment and handling enforcement risk

Executive Leadership – owning strategy, risk, investor relations, and growth

The EUDR touches virtually every department in companies with global value chains — and is especially relevant in manufacturing industries that rely on agricultural, forest-based, or natural raw materials. According to industry estimates, the regulation impacts trillions of euros in trade across these sectors

The EUDR is legally binding and backed by serious enforcement powers. Non-compliance isn’t just a reputational issue — it’s a direct business risk.

Companies may face fines of up to 4% of their annual EU turnover, as well as product confiscation and permanent exclusion from the EU market (Deloitte). These penalties apply not only to products linked to deforestation, but also to failures in documentation — such as missing or incorrect DDS filings.

Authorities have the power to block shipments at the border. Even a single non-compliant farm plot can result in an entire container or batch being denied entry — a risk made real by findings that 2% of farm plots show signs of deforestation and 1% have legality issues.

For manufacturers with just-in-time supply chains, blocked shipments can lead to factory downtime, missed orders, and broken SLAs. The risk is particularly high in commodity-dependent sectors like cocoa, soy, and palm oil.

While the cost of compliance is manageable, it is not negligible. For large companies, EUDR implementation is expected to cost around 0.1% of revenue and 1.45% of operating profit. For SMEs, this rises to 0.17% of revenue. Early investment in systems and supplier collaboration will reduce long-term costs and risks.

Plot-level geolocation and legality verification cannot be retrofitted overnight. Supply chain mapping, particularly in tier 2–3 regions, requires early and sustained supplier engagement.

Last-minute preparation could lead to shipment blocks, supply shortages, and customer dissatisfaction — particularly for EU-bound production runs and critical components.

Demonstrating compliance early will not only reduce risk, but strengthen supplier relationships and enhance brand equity with environmentally conscious consumers and investors.

1. Conduct a Risk-Based Supply Chain Assessment

Identify which commodities and suppliers are in scope

Map out geographies with known deforestation or legal compliance risks

Begin collecting required documentation and geolocation data

Use technology such as GIS, satellite imaging, or blockchain to track commodity origins

Integrate with procurement and ERP systems for real-time verification

Create cross-functional governance involving Legal, Sustainability, Procurement, and Supply Chain

Appoint EUDR leads to own the transition roadmap and reporting

4 important steps companies must take now

The EUDR is not just a compliance problem — it is a strategic priority that intersects with revenue protection, risk management, and ESG leadership.

With up to 4% of EU turnover at risk and the possibility of exclusion from one of the world’s largest markets, EUDR demands board-level attention.

Institutional investors and regulators now expect companies to demonstrate climate and nature-related risk mitigation — including deforestation.

Failure to adapt now could result in raw material shortages, operational standstills, and long-term competitive disadvantage.

EUDR compliance positions your brand as a responsible, forward-looking leader — a critical asset in stakeholder-driven markets.

The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) is set to reshape global trade and supply chain practices — and it’s approaching fast. For manufacturing companies operating in or trading with the EU, it marks a regulatory shift with significant operational, reputational, and financial implications.

This guide outlines what EUDR is, who’s affected, what’s at stake, and what your organization should be doing right now to prepare.

EUDR – What It Means, Who Is Affected, and Why You Must Act 

Sustainability is no longer just a corporate aspiration—it’s a business imperative. But as the Sustainability Intelligence Report 2025 by Carbmee reveals, a striking gap remains between corporate sustainability commitments and the ability to operationalize them effectively. Businesses worldwide are facing increasing pressure from regulators, investors, and consumers to take action, but many still struggle with execution due to data limitations, technological barriers, and financial constraints.

According to Carbmee’s research, 67% of organizations rate their sustainability commitment as high or very high. However, 47% struggle due to a lack of clear data and technology, and 28% cite insufficient digital infrastructure as a major obstacle. The challenge lies not in setting ambitious targets but in implementing effective strategies to meet them.

A recent McKinsey & Company report echoes this concern, highlighting that while 83% of C-suite executives recognize sustainability as a value driver, only 33% believe their organizations have the data and tools to measure and execute sustainable initiatives effectively.

Additionally, a 2024 Gartner survey found that 42% of organizations lack the expertise to integrate sustainability into their business strategy effectively, underscoring the importance of investing in digital tools and sustainability training. (Source)

Governments and regulatory bodies worldwide are intensifying environmental policies. According to Carbmee’s report, 58% of organizations cite regulatory pressure as a primary driver for sustainability action. The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)’s proposed climate disclosure rules are forcing businesses to become more transparent in reporting emissions and supply chain sustainability.

A recent PwC study found that 79% of investors demand increased climate risk disclosure, reinforcing the need for companies to align with emerging regulations.

Discover how leading companies are overcoming these challenges and turning sustainability into a competitive advantage. Download the Sustainability Intelligence Report 2025 

The Sustainability Intelligence Report 2025 

Download Today: The Sustainability Intelligence Report 2025 

Technology is rapidly emerging as a solution to bridge the gap between commitment and execution. Carbmee’s research highlights that 50% of organizations prioritize supply chain transparency platforms, and 41% view carbon management tools as critical to their sustainability goals.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) plays a pivotal role in this transformation. AI-driven tools can:

Enhance emissions tracking: AI enables real-time carbon footprint measurement, ensuring more accurate sustainability reporting.

Improve supply chain transparency: By leveraging predictive analytics, businesses can mitigate risks and identify sustainable sourcing opportunities.

Optimize energy and resource management: AI models help companies analyze energy consumption patterns, reducing waste and improving efficiency.

A Gartner report predicts that by 2027, 60% of companies will use AI-driven sustainability tools to meet compliance and efficiency demands. 

Beyond compliance, sustainability presents a significant financial opportunity. Carbmee’s study found that 36% of organizations recognize cost savings as a key motivator, while 45% view sustainability as a competitive advantage. Research by Deloitte supports this, showing that companies integrating sustainability into their core business strategy experience higher long-term profitability and increased customer loyalty.

Furthermore, a CDP report found that businesses investing in decarbonization initiatives saw an average ROI of 27% over five years. This suggests that sustainability efforts are not just ethical imperatives but also strong financial strategies.

Sustainability is a growing concern for businesses, but procurement teams face unique challenges in balancing cost efficiency with environmental goals. As highlighted in the Sustainability Intelligence Report 2025, 60% of organizations cite financial constraints as the biggest hurdle, while 47% lack clear data and 32% lack sufficient technology to implement effective sustainability initiatives.

The procurement sector, traditionally focused on cost and quality management, is now being called upon to drive sustainability in sourcing and supplier relationships. However, many procurement leaders are asking, “Where do we get the data, and how can we use it to advance sustainability?”

The collaboration between Carbmee and JAGGAER provides a solution. By integrating sustainability data into procurement workflows, organizations can align cost-saving strategies with climate action:

Enrich spend analytics with ESG-related data, including greenhouse gas emissions and supply chain risk assessments.

Define sourcing strategies that prioritize suppliers with lower carbon footprints.

Enhance supply chain visibility, addressing the 53% of organizations that identified supply chain complexity as a challenge.

Automate compliance and reporting, ensuring that sustainability goals are factored into procurement decisions from the outset.

By integrating JAGGAER’s source-to-pay technology with Carbmee’s carbon management solutions, companies can measure and communicate product carbon footprints, manage Scope 3 emissions, and establish net-zero supply chain strategies.

Expert Insights: Procurement’s Role in Sustainability

Join us for an exclusive Carbmee - JAGGAER webinar walkthrough of the Sustainability Intelligence Report 2025, where we unpack the biggest gaps between ambition and action, and explore how leading companies are leveraging AI, regulation, and ROI to drive real progress.


Don’t miss the chance to learn how industry leaders are turning sustainability into a strategic advantage. Save your spot & get early access to the full report!

Webinar: Walkthrough the Sustainability Intelligence Report 2025 

Organizations can no longer afford to delay sustainability implementation. To bridge the action gap, companies must:

Invest in Data & AI Solutions: Advanced analytics and AI-driven platforms can transform sustainability goals into measurable actions.

Align Sustainability with Business Strategy: Prioritizing sustainability within financial and operational decision-making ensures long-term impact.

Stay Ahead of Regulatory Changes: Proactively adapting to emerging environmental policies reduces compliance risks and enhances brand credibility.

Enhance Cross-Department Collaboration: Sustainability should not be siloed in corporate social responsibility (CSR) teams. Procurement, finance, operations, and supply chain management all play crucial roles.

Educate and Train Employees: Companies that invest in sustainability literacy see higher engagement and better execution of ESG strategies.

Bridging the Gap: Next Steps for Businesses

The sustainability transformation is underway, but the gap between commitment and execution remains a critical challenge. With AI-powered technology and stringent climate regulations reshaping corporate priorities, businesses that embrace data-driven sustainability strategies will gain a competitive edge.

Sustainability is not just about compliance—it is about long-term value creation, risk mitigation, and future-proofing businesses against climate challenges. Companies that take proactive steps now will position themselves as leaders in the transition to a low-carbon economy.

To gain deeper insights and actionable strategies, download the full Sustainability Intelligence Report 2025.

Closing the Sustainability Action Gap

How AI and Climate Legislation Are Shaping the Net-Zero Future

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