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

Our product can be used by customers interested in measuring and reporting their carbon emissions. However, it goes beyond that. It was designed for reduction – helping customers to make data-driven decisions based on factual information about their value chain emissions and achieve net-zero targets in a cost-efficient way.

Most of our competitors’ platforms use spend-based calculation alone, which isn’t precise enough to include primary, operations data or provide results that can help companies identify actionable hotspots. Our approach is to use both spend-based and activity-based calculations for the most thorough and precise results possible. 

We provide spend-based calculation to set a baseline for Scope 1 and 2 as well as to identify hotspots if needed. At the same time, we guide our users towards collecting and growing their emissions data within the organization and increasing activity-based data coverage. 

We provide activity-based calculation to tackle emissions that can be the most difficult to measure throughout the value chain, i.e. Scope 3. While many competitors avoid using activity-based calculations due to their complexity, carbmee has streamlined the process, to deliver on results that are 30% more accurate and actionable insights for carbon reduction strategies. 

What makes carbmee different from its competitors?

We have developed our own categorization for how we break down all of your company’s emissions, which are:

      Company Carbon Footprint...

calculates CO2e emissions across your entire company, i.e. all suppliers, internal processes and products;

covers all phases of the company, i.e. Scope 1, 2, and 3;

fulfills regulatory and sustainability reporting requirements;

enables identification of strategic reduction opportunities.

Product Carbon Footprint...


enables carbon reduction along the product development process;

commonly required to win tenders, report on progress, and comply with regulations.

Supplier Carbon Footprint...


calculates climate impact across all suppliers;

covers all phases of the supply chain, i.e. Scope;

identifies cross-supplier/category reduction opportunities;

enables collaboration with suppliers for joint carbon reduction.

What kind of carbon footprints do you calculate?

Yes, our solution is system-agnostic and can integrate with any ERP system.

Can we integrate our ERP system data directly into carbmee’s EIS™ platform?

Yes, our solution provides precise information for compliance with major sustainability reporting standards like GRI, CDP, and GHG Protocol.

Can I use international reporting frameworks?

While Excel is the classic solution for formatting, organizing and calculating data, it is also entirely manual – not at all optimized for the complexity of corporate carbon management. 

Carbmee’s EIS™ Carbon Management Solution automates carbon management, not only making carbon management easier but also delivering on: 

calculations 80-90% faster than with Excel;

the opportunity to collaborate on data collection – streamlining data from multiple sources (e.g. suppliers, various internal teams, etc.);

a variety of features built for reduction like analytics for easy hotspot identification, an initiative planner for planning reduction path and high ROI initiatives, as well as automated reporting.

Why is carbmee better than my company’s internal excel solutions?

We use a variety of databases, including comprehensive activity-based databases such as ecoinvent, as well as industry specific ones such as carbon minds and Exiobase for clients in need of spend-based carbon calculations.

Which database do you use for emission calculations?

Yes, all of our 3rd party database partners provide transparent and auditable data on request.

We have different packages that can be set-up based on customer’s needs and value chain complexity. Talk to one of our decarbonization experts to get a quote for your company.

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All answers about carbeem's carbon managemnt software and how we help organisations decarbonize.

Carbmee sits at the nexus of technology, digitization, and sustainability, with the vision of driving the sustainable transformation of businesses with environmental intelligence in order to achieve net-zero by 2050. Carbmee’s Environmental Intelligence System ™ (EIS) is an enterprise software solution for value chain carbon management, specializing in Scope 3 emissions analysis and reduction potential.

Carbmee’s EIS™ Carbon Management Solution is not just a reporting tool or an offsetting platform – our Solution is about integrating operational ERP data to identify where to abate emissions at their source and managing carbon reduction initiatives as effectively as possible. By linking emissions from materials, transactions, logistics, and supplier data to globally recognized standards and methodologies, our Solution calculates carbon footprints down to a supplier-specific level. 

What is carbmee’s EIS™ Carbon Management solution?

We’re trying to make the biggest impact we can and that means working with some of the world’s largest companies, which also have complex supply chains (i.e. companies with significant Scope 3 emissions). We also work directly with suppliers to analyze and verify their carbon footprint.

What kind of companies does carbmee work with?

The climate crisis is intensifying and with it so is the need for companies to comply with regulations, but also to develop more resilient supply chains, lower their climate risk, and continually make their operations more sustainable overall. Our Solution gives companies the chance to not only fulfill their emissions reductions pledges, but to truly operate carbon-aware now and far into the future.

Why should my company decarbonize its value chain?

Scope 1 emissions are direct emissions from owned or controlled sources.
Scope 2 emissions are indirect emissions from the generation of purchased energy. 
Scope 3 emissions are all indirect emissions (not included in scope 2) that occur in the value chain of the reporting company, including both upstream and downstream emissions.

About carbmee & decarbonization

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

Our team is composed of industry experts specialized in procurement, business consulting, technology, and more. This means we have the domain knowledge to understand our customers’ challenges and needs – and the know-how to solve them.

To ensure our customers are able to have the greatest impact on their net-zero journey, we also provide:

one-on-one guidance and recommendations on how customers can start and level-up their decarbonization;

online courses that explain what net-zero is and how to use our product from end-to-end of your enterprise;

webinars and events with industry experts, focused on net-zero for both the planet and your company’s sustainable business performance.

How does carbmee support teams from end-to-end of your enterprise?

Yes, our Consultancy Partners are key in supporting our joint customers to eliminate implementation barriers, maximize low-carbon capacity, and achieve breakthroughs in sustainable business performance. 

We are a consultancy firm interested in EIS™ Carbon Management for our clients’ projects. Can we partner with carbmee?

Yes, carbmee provides both personal support from our Customer Success Managers but also through our interactive learning platform, carbmee Academy. Customer Success Managers ensure that every customer is guided through:

their decarbonization journey, i.e align use of Carbmee with business goals and strategy;

how to leverage EIS Carbon Management to achieve meaningful carbon reduction goals;

mapping challenges to match for solutions, i.e. product discovery and co-development.

Is there support available when using EIS™ Carbon Management?

How carbmee can support you in meeting Net-Zero goals

Berlin, 21.08.2023 – Carbmee, a leading innovator in carbon accounting and management software, proudly announces its inclusion in the prestigious 2023 Gartner® Hype Cycle™ Environmental Sustainabilty in the categories - Scope 3 GHG Emissions Data and Carbon Accounting and Management Software. This recognition reaffirms Carbmee's commitment to providing cutting-edge solutions that empower organizations to effectively manage their carbon emissions and drive sustainable practices.

"We are thrilled to receive this esteemed recognition especially in the important categories Carbon Accounting and Management Software as well as Scope 3 GHG Emission Data. This award values that our automated software platform EIS which combines Carbon Accounting (Corporate Carbon Footprint) with LCA (Product Carbon Footprints) and enriches the calculations with scope 3 primary and secondary data (Supplier Carbon Footprints) is technically the right approach to manage GHG emission all in one hand.  " stated Prof. Christian Heinrich, Managing Director and Co-founder of carbmee. "Our journey to catalyze environmental stewardship and enhance carbon reduction practices has been significantly validated by our continued presence in the Gartner Hype Cycle™. We are deeply committed to equipping businesses with our Environmental Intelligence System EIS™ platform to help them navigate the complex landscape of carbon management and contribute to a more sustainable future."

Carbmee's carbon management software enables organizations to seamlessly collect, analyze, and report emissions data across all three scopes of the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol. It combines carbon accounting, product carbon footprints (LCA), and supply chain emissions (scope 3) into a single integrated system to centralize complex data streams. By facilitating data accuracy and transparency, carbmee empowers enterprises to make informed decisions and implement effective emission reduction measures.

The challenges posed by evolving regulatory landscapes, stakeholder demands, and market dynamics necessitate a holistic carbon management platform. Carbmee addresses these challenges, providing granular insights that empower companies to meet regulatory requirements like CSRD and CBAM, enhance supply chain transparency, and seize competitive advantages.

As enterprises strive to integrate carbon management into their core business strategies, Carbmee remains at the forefront, offering holistic solutions that drive decarbonization, enable robust reporting, and foster long-term sustainability.

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Carbmee's Environmental Intelligence System EIS™ is a purpose-built carbon management platform for enterprises with complex supply chains to identify and unlock their maximum CO2 reduction potential. The platform is compliant with all international standards and is capable of automated and holistic calculation of CO2 footprints on a product, company, and supply chain level. 

Carbmee's EIS™platform enables companies with complex value chain unlock up to 90% carbon reduction potential  across the value chain in as less as 21 days. 


For further information please visit www.carbmee.com    

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Berlin, 02.08.2023 - Carbmee, a leading carbon management software company focusing on Scope 3 reduction for companies with complex supply chains, is delighted to announce its inclusion as a Sample Vendor in Gartner's Hype Cycle for Transportation and Smart Mobility 2023 report. The report, authored by Pedro Pacheco, showcases Carbmee's innovative carbon measurement technology, heralding a new era of sustainable transportation and smart mobility solutions.

In its latest report, Gartner® presents the much-anticipated Hype Cycle for Transportation and Smart Mobility, 2023, catered to governmental authorities aiming to spearhead sustainable societal progress within cities. This comprehensive assessment equips CIOs and CTOs with a profound understanding of emerging technologies, solutions, practices, and principles that hold the potential to revolutionize urban landscapes and achieve sustainability goals.

The Hype Cycle report sheds light on Carbmee's cutting-edge carbon measurement platform, designed to accurately gauge the carbon footprint generated in logistics and automotive companies . The Environmental Intelligence System EIS™ platform calculates integrated Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) and Supply Chain Emissions to help automotive companies gain a holistic view of their carbon performance and identify hotspot emissions across their supply chain.

In the pursuit of a greener and more sustainable future, calculating and reporting on the Scope 1, 2 and 3 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions data at a granular level is pivotal. With mounting pressure to reduce GHG emissions in line with the Paris Agreement, Carbmee's automated EIS™ empowers stakeholders to make informed decisions and contribute to environmental conservation.

Focusing on Strategic Suppliers for Effective Reduction

Carbmee's technology offers significant benefits to automotive manufacturers. By providing precise and granular carbon measurements, companies can identify areas for carbon footprint reduction and align their strategies with GHG reduction regulations. Such proactive measures have the potential to result in significant cost savings, potentially saving millions of dollars and euros per year in carbon taxes.

Carbmee's recognition as a Sample Vendor in Gartner's influential Hype Cycle report further validates the company's commitment to driving positive change in the transportation industry. The report highlights Carbmee's role in Scope 3 reduction, aligning with global efforts to combat climate change.

Dr. Christian Heinrich, the Co-founder and Co-CEO of carbmee, expressed his gratitude for the company's inclusion in the Hype Cycle report, stating, "We are honored to be recognized by Gartner as a Sample Vendor in the Hype Cycle for Transportation and Smart Mobility 2023. Carbmee’s EIS™ possesses a remarkable capability to analyze data points from multiple angles, including product, supplier emissions, and material hotspots. This versatile approach enables the facilitation of targeted actions aimed at reducing carbon emissions effectively."

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Carbmee revolutionizes carbon management for companies with complex supply chains through its unique platform called Environmental Intelligence System EIS™. By leveraging advanced technologies like artificial intelligence, carbmee's EIS™ accurately calculates carbon footprints at the company, product, and supplier levels, matching internal data with external databases to provide comprehensive insights. 

Unlike traditional approaches that rely solely on spend and can be influenced by external factors, carbmee's granular data-driven approach ensures fast carbon transparency and unlocking hidden reduction potential, enabling companies to make informed decisions and drive supplier collaboration. With robust reporting capabilities aligned with international standards, carbmee empowers businesses to showcase sustainability transformation, track reduction progress, and adhere to compliance. 

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The CSRD marks a watershed moment for corporate sustainability with far-reaching implications for how companies assess their own climate impact, as well as for the future of sustainability reporting in both Europe and globally. Organizations will need to devote significant time and resources to prepare for implementation of the directive within a short timeframe.

We’ve created a quick guide to help industry enterprises understand the most important points of the CSRD and how they can best prepare for it.

Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is an amendment and extension of the current Non Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD), under which large companies, banks and insurance companies with more than 500 employees are required to disclose information on their environmental and social impacts. The European Commission adopted a proposal for a CSRD in April 2021, with the aim of improving the quality of sustainability reporting and increasing transparency on the non-financial performance of companies for external stakeholders.

As the climate crisis has progressed, the EU is increasing its efforts to drive forward its transition to a sustainable economy. The CSRD strengthens the existing rules on non-financial reporting introduced in the Accounting Directive by the 2014 non-financial reporting directive (NFRD). The new regulations under the CSRD will bring important changes regarding scope and reporting requirements.

The scope of companies affected by the regulations will significantly be extended to apply to: 

All large companies, that is companies fulfilling 2 out of the three following criteria:
- Revenues surpassing EUR 40 million per year
- Total assets over EUR 20 million
- More than 250 employees

All companies listed on EU-regulated markets (except listed micro-enterprises)

This nearly quadruples the number of companies required to publish reports on the environmental and social impacts of their operations from 11,700 to about 50,000. 

What are the main differences between the CSRD and the existing NFRD? 

The CSRD will include more comprehensive sustainability reporting requirements and significantly expand the number of EU and non-EU companies subject to the EU sustainability reporting framework. Enterprises will provide detailed environmental and climate change information, but will now also be held accountable for reporting on a wider range of topics such as environmental rights, social rights, human rights, and governance factors.

The CSRD is mandatory for companies that meet in-scope criteria, which include: 

EU companies with over 250 employees and a net turnover of EUR 40 million

Non-EU companies with at least one subsidiary in the EU and a net turnover of more than EUR 150 million

Reporting requirements for the CSRD will be fully phased in before the end of the decade as follows:

reporting in 2025 on the financial year 2024 for companies already subject to the NFRD

reporting in 2026 on the financial year 2025 for large companies that are not currently subject to the NFRD

reporting in 2027 on the financial year 2026 for listed SMEs (except micro undertakings)

reporting in 2029 on the financial year 2028 for third-country undertakings with net turnover above 150 million in the EU if they have at least one subsidiary or branch in the EU exceeding certain thresholds.

To comply with the CSRD, companies will need to prepare a non-financial statement that includes information on their sustainability policies, risks, and results. This statement must be auditable by an independent third-party and be included in the company’s annual financial report.The specific content of the statement will vary depending on the size and sector of the company but could include policies and performance details, such as: 

a brief description of the company’s business model, strategy and sustainability risks and opportunities; 

implementation plans as they relate to the transition to a sustainable economy, measures taken to achieve climate neutrality by 2050 ( in line with the Paris Agreement), and exposure to coal, oil and gas-related activities;

double materiality, i.e. both the sustainability matters that affect the company and the impact of the company on the environment, market, and people; 

greenhouse gas emission reduction targets; 

policies in relation to sustainability (including incentive schemes); 

and the processes the undertaking used for due diligence in relation to sustainability issues, as well as the current and future negative effects of the business' operations and value chain.

What information will need to be disclosed?

Companies will need to compile their ESG disclosure information in accordance with the CSRD with guidance from the European Reporting Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). During the drafting process, the ESRS referenced various ESG reporting frameworks and standards, including CDP, GRI, SASB, and others.

The ESRS will incorporate both universal and industry-specific standards, like many other comparable frameworks. The first set of ESRS reporting standards is expected to be adopted by June 30, 2023, and publication of ESRS sector-specific standards is anticipated by June 30, 2024.

Which reporting standard applies to the CSRD?

While the full extent of sanctions is not known, as penalties are defined at a member state’s discretion, organizations found to be in violation of the CSRD can expect serious administrative sanctions, with possible penalties including significant fines.

In the case of NFRD implementation by member states, fines in Portugal ranged from €50 to €1,500, while in Germany companies are fined up to either €10M, 5% of the annual turnover, or twice the amount of the profits gained/losses avoided because of the breach.

Other consequences of CSRD non-compliance could also include damage to brand reputation, a loss of investor and stakeholder confidence, as well as legal action taken by non-governmental organizations.

Will there be penalties or sanctions for not complying with CSRD?

While some details are in development, it is clear that implementing CSRD it will require significant resources, and most crucial for multi-national enterprises, will overlap in scope and diverge in content from region to region. Regardless of size, companies should prepare for CSRD by:

ensuring that key stakeholders across your company are familiar with CSRD sustainability disclosure requirements; 

staying up-to-date on EFRAG announcements and ESRS guidance for CSRD;

assessing how your company identifies and gathers sustainability-related information;

setting targets and KPIs with planned periods to evaluate progress and relevance;

utilizing the right tools to help you quantify and report your relevant sustainability information.

How can your company start preparing for CSRD?

Carbmee’s EIS Carbon Management solution can help you to plan for success and prepare for the CSRD. Our platform provides you with everything you need to understand your baseline, set targets for emission reduction, develop transparent benchmarks, and report your progress through:

centralized and automated data collection from your existing ERP system;

industry-specific databases of emission factors that guarantees the highest accuracy;

hotspot-assisted target setting, benchmarking and gap analysis so you have the best data to create compliant reports;

real-time and impact-oriented insights to help you deliver on targets in good time.

To learn more about EIS Carbon Management and what carbmee can do for your company, get in touch with one of our industry experts. 

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The market rules have changed and there is increasing pressure for businesses to address their climate impact. Failing to implement a robust carbon management software such as carbmee’s Environmental Intelligence System (EIS™) to support your company’s net-zero journey can pose significant risks to your business. As regulations tighten, customers demand for more transparent operations, and investors assess climate risks, companies that neglect to implement carbon management software stand to face a multitude of challenges. Especially the ones with large and complex supply chains in carbon-intensive industries.

In this blog post, we dissect the potential consequences of forgoing a carbon management software solution – a decision that can prove costly in the new low-carbon economy.

Failing to adopt a carbon management software system could lead to a critical setback in the upcoming Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) requirements. Without automated data collection and reporting, your company may struggle to provide accurate carbon footprint information, resulting in missed deadlines and potential financial penalties.

The CBAM, set to take effect by January 2024, aims to ensure that companies importing goods from outside the European Union disclose the climate impact of those goods. Companies that lack an efficient carbon management software risk failing short in meeting these compliance deadlines. Without automated data collection and reporting capabilities, the process of calculating and disclosing product carbon footprints becomes extremely time-consuming and prone to human error. Such delays or mistakes not only hinder your company’s ability to comply but also expose it to potential penalties, impacting both your bottom line and reputation.

1. Missing CBAM Compliance Deadlines and Potential Penalties

As customer demand for product carbon footprint disclosure escalates, companies without a streamlined carbon management approach may struggle to keep up. Manual data collection and analysis can strain resources and divert valuable time and effort from core business activities. This could hinder your ability to fulfill customer demands for transparent, eco-friendly products.

As global awareness of climate change continues to grow, consumers are increasingly seeking transparency regarding the environmental impact of the products they purchase. Companies that lack an automated carbon management software system may find themselves grappling with the complexities of manual data collection and analysis. This resource-intensive process diverts valuable manpower and time away from core business activities. Moreover, the lack of a streamlined approach may result in delayed responses to customer demands for product carbon footprint disclosure, potentially leading to missed business opportunities and dissatisfied customers.

2. Straining Resources in the Face of New Demands for Carbon Transparency

In a market where carbon neutrality is an increasingly sought-after attribute, companies without efficient carbon management risk falling behind. Failure to provide carbon neutral products in their portfolio, might lag behind competitors that prioritized efficient carbon management. Redesigning products to reduce their carbon footprint is no easy task, without a carbon management software that provides transparency and enables the company to benchmark the carbon performance of alternatives materials and suppliers hinders their ability to be the first to offer suitable options to customers, which may result in a loss in market share.

As customers increasingly prioritize sustainability, they seek out products and services that align with their values and net-zero objectives. Without an effective carbon management software, your company loses the ability to monitor climate performance in real-time and report reduction of emissions as requested by customers. As a result, your company may lose credibility in the eyes of environmentally conscious consumers, potentially leading to a declining market share and diminished brand reputation.

3. Hindering Market Position without Carbon Neutral Products

The absence of a robust carbon management system may hinder your company's ability to build resilient, low-carbon supply chains. Without insights into supplier emissions and sustainability practices, you risk partnering with less environmentally conscious suppliers. This vulnerability could impact the reliability and performance of your supply chain, potentially leading to disruptions.

Supply chain resilience and sustainability are integral components of modern business operations. Companies that disregard the adoption of carbon management software may find themselves lacking essential insights into the emissions profiles and sustainability practices of their suppliers. This lack of visibility can result in partnerships with suppliers that have higher carbon footprints and lower sustainability standards. In the long run, such partnerships could undermine the reliability and performance of your supply chain, exposing your company to potential disruptions and reputational risks.

4. Vulnerable Supply Chains and Supplier Relations

Companies that do not embrace carbon management software may find themselves at a disadvantage in attracting environmentally conscious investors. As the investment landscape shifts towards sustainability, failure to demonstrate a commitment to emissions reduction and responsible business practices could result in missed investment opportunities. Greener companies offering lower compliance and market risks may receive more attention from investors.

The global investment landscape is undergoing a transformation as environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations take center stage. Companies that fail to integrate a robust carbon management strategy may struggle to attract environmentally conscious investors who prioritize sustainable practices and responsible business behavior. In an era where sustainability is closely tied to long-term financial success, companies that lack a clear commitment to emissions reduction and responsible operations may find themselves overlooked in favor of greener alternatives with lower compliance and market risks.

5. Loss of Investment Opportunities in the Low-Carbon Economy

In the carbon management industry, the Environmental Intelligence System (EIS™) stands as an all-encompassing solution, empowering companies to overcome climate challenges in a holistic, effective and quick way. With its cutting-edge technology, the EIS™ addresses the key risks discussed earlier and positions your company for net-zero success:

✓ Ensuring Fast CBAM Compliance and Avoiding Penalties

EIS™ streamlines data collection and reporting, enabling your company to meet CBAM requirements seamlessly. By automating the carbon footprint calculation process, EIS™ ensures accurate and timely reporting, sparing you from the financial penalties associated with non-compliance.

✓ Efficiently Managing Carbon Disclosure Demands

EIS™ automates your Product Carbon Footprint calculations, freeing up resources for innovation and growth. This automation ensures that your company can respond swiftly to customer demands for transparent, eco-friendly product information without compromising on core business activities.

✓ Thriving in the Low-Carbon Economy with Green Products

EIS™ transforms sustainability efforts into a competitive edge. Its precision carbon accounting and product lifecycle intelligence empower your company to make smart design decisions to reduce the environmental impact of your products, enhancing your position in the carbon neutral market and attracting conscious consumers.

✓ Building Resilient Supply Chains and Strengthening Supplier Relations

EIS™ leverages your ERP data to evaluate supplier emissions and sustainability practices. With this insight, you can make informed procurement decisions, building resilient, low-carbon supply chains that minimize risks and disruptions.

✓ Enhancing Investment Appeal in the Low-Carbon Economy

EIS™ positions your company as an attractive choice for environmentally conscious investors. By showcasing your outstanding climate performance through accurate carbon footprint measurement and reporting, EIS™ opens doors to green investment opportunities and favorable interest rates, ultimately improving your company's valuation.

Embrace EIS™ as your high-impact accelerator for net-zero success. Through automation, data precision, and actionable insights, EIS™ equips your company to navigate regulatory challenges, drive sustainability, optimize resources, and secure a competitive advantage. Break free from the limitations of traditional carbon management approaches and embark on a transformative journey towards a resilient, responsible, and prosperous future. Contact our experts at carbmee to learn how EIS™ can revolutionize your path to net-zero and unlock untapped potential.

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We are thrilled to announce that Carbmee has been acknowledged as one of the Gartner's esteemed Cool Vendors of 2022 in the field of Carbon Emission Management. This recognition underscores our commitment to pioneering advancements in supply chain sustainability through our proprietary Environmental Intelligence System (EIS™). The Gartner Cool Vendor designation is a testament to our dedication to revolutionizing carbon management across supply chains.

The Gartner Cool Vendors report highlights innovative companies that are revolutionizing their respective industries. Carbmee's inclusion in this report reflects our cutting-edge approach to end-to-end carbon analytics and management. We have developed a comprehensive solution that empowers organizations to measure, manage, and reduce carbon emissions across multiple tiers of their supply chains.

Our proprietary EIS™ platform serves as the backbone of our carbon management solution. By combining carbon accounting, product carbon footprints (LCA), and supply chain emissions (scope 3) our system remains adaptable to changing regulations and complex supply chains. This agility ensures that our clients can make informed decisions and adjustments within their internal departments and collaborate with suppliers to unlock the maximum carbon reduction potential.

Environmental Intelligence System (EIS™)

Carbmee facilitates collaboration among suppliers to reduce Scope 3 emissions. Users can seamlessly onboard suppliers to confirm, exchange and overwrite footprints already calculated by the EIS™. This gives access to more granular data and can identify assertive carbon reduction opportunities across the supply chain. 

Carbmee's dynamic cloud-based, ERP-agnostic architecture ensures seamless integration into various systems. Our integrated API streamlines data management, analytics, and compliance reporting across Scopes 1 to 3, creating a comprehensive solution for organizations struggling with emerging technology integrations.

Carbmee's impact goes beyond environmental sustainability. Our solution also positively influences corporate strategy and financial goals. By enhancing data management and transparency, organizations can strategically align with shifting regulations and ultimately thrive in the evolving landscape.

We acknowledge that as a nascent technology within a specialized market, we face unique challenges. The lack of standardized calculation methods across legislative initiatives requires us to maintain a high degree of adaptability. Furthermore, many organizations lack full visibility into their multi-tiered supply chains, posing a significant hurdle to accurate emissions measurement.

Our commitment to overcoming these challenges is unwavering. We are investing in refining supply chain mapping, data mining, and analytics to ensure the accuracy and completeness of our results. As complex supply chains demand a careful assessment of benefits, we are dedicated to maximizing the value our capabilities bring, both with and without additional investments into visibility enhancements.


We are honored by our recognition as a Gartner Cool Vendor in Carbon Emission Management. This acknowledgment underscores our dedication to driving meaningful change in carbon analytics, emissions reduction, and supply chain sustainability. As we continue on this journey, Carbmee remains committed to pushing boundaries, setting new industry standards, and creating a more sustainable future for all.

Join us as we pave the way towards a greener and more efficient supply chain ecosystem. Together, we can shape a future where sustainability and innovation go hand in hand. 

Get in touch with our expert team today to get a glimpse of our product and capabilities. Watch Demo. 

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Carbmee's Recognition as a Gartner Cool Vendor 2022 in Carbon Emission Management

Driven by stakeholder expectations, regulatory requirements, and the quest for long-term business resilience, organizations are increasingly prioritizing sustainability in their procurement and supply chain strategies. Stakeholders, including customers, investors and employees, now demand transparency and accountability. In addition, environmental and social compliance, risk mitigation, and competitive advantage are driving organizations toward sustainable practices. The C-suite plays a critical role in driving organizations to achieve their net-zero goals:

"Without a strong commitment from top management and a clear understanding of the business case for sustainability, organizations may struggle to prioritize and invest in sustainable practices."

The Market Is Pushing Companies to Make Sustainability A Priority

"The complexity of global supply chains can only be monitored and risk mitigation strategies developed if you have transparency about the data.”

Complex supply chains require real-time monitoring and integration of disparate data sources. Digital technologies such as EIS provide the necessary tools to effectively manage this wealth of information. Dr. Vollmer emphasizes that data quality, especially from suppliers, is paramount to integrating sustainability practices into procurement and supply chain operations. To truly commit to net-zero goals, companies, especially those with complex supply chains, need to invest in new technologies that will provide them with the hidden opportunities to reduce their carbon footprint and take real steps on their net-zero journey.

Data Quality is Key For Effective Transformation

Integrating sustainability practices into procurement and supply chain operations presents unique challenges for organizations. Dr. Vollmer highlights two key barriers. First, a lack of awareness and understanding of the importance and benefits of sustainability can hinder prioritization and investment in sustainable practices. Second, global supply chains involve multiple suppliers with varying levels of sustainability performance, making collaboration, transparency and performance monitoring challenging. Effective data management, including the ability to measure and differentiate emissions at different stages of production, is critical for companies to overcome these challenges.

"It starts and ends with the quality of the data you have and get from your suppliers. Overall, data maturity enables companies to overcome the challenges of integrating sustainability practices into procurement and supply chain operations by providing the necessary tools and insights for effective decision-making, supplier engagement, transparency and performance monitoring."

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