CarbonFootprintTrackingPlatformforManufacturing
Follow emissions from the corporate total down to a single BOM component. Built on the data you already collect.
A corporate carbon report gives you the total. It rarely says which product, component, supplier or transport route produced it. The platform ties emissions to your BOMs, sites, suppliers and logistics, and shows how reliable each number is.
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Data engineering and supply chain expertise, applied to your carbon data
N-iX carbon platform is a client-specific system on top of the data you already collect. It gathers activity data from ERP, MES, WMS, TMS, sustainability platforms and supplier sources, then traces emissions from the organisation down to product families, BOM components, suppliers, sites, transport and packaging.
Carbon figures are only as good as the inputs behind them. Each result keeps its calculation lineage, and each value is marked reported, calculated or estimated, so users can see how much of a footprint rests on measured data.
The platform is an analytics layer. Emission factors, calculation methods and reporting boundaries come from your sustainability stakeholders. You can start with Carbon Emission Monitoring alone and connect supply chain modules later. N-iX builds it on a proven accelerator base and hands it over as your own system: no licence fees, and the source code stays with you.
Platform
Carbon tracking use cases for different teams
Sustainability and ESG managers
- Find what generates the organisation's emissions.
- Identify the largest hotspots by product, site, material or supplier.
- Check whether reduction targets are on track.
What the carbon footprint platform includes
Emissions overview.
Scope 1, Scope 2 and relevant Scope 3 totals, trend against baseline and target, emissions by portfolio, product family, region and site, and hotspot and data-coverage indicators.
Portfolio explorer.
Products with the highest footprint or the largest deviation from target, in a structured grid with a path into the detail.
Product carbon footprint.
A product followed through its BOM hierarchy, components, suppliers, supplier tiers and lifecycle stages, with data quality, calculation context, source lineage and benchmarks where available.
Targets and forecasts.
Targets at organisation, site, portfolio and product level, compared with actuals. Future emissions are estimated from demand data where it is available.
What-if reduction scenarios.
A scenario with configurable assumptions that compares the current and simulated footprint and shows trade-offs across CO2e, lead time, cost and service where the data exists.
Data confidence.
Reported, calculated and estimated values kept apart, primary-data coverage shown, and gaps in the data visible to the user.
Carbon Emissions
Interactive demoTotal emissions
148,000 tCO₂eChange vs. baseline
-7.4%Target gap: -7.6pp (Goal: -15%)Emissions covered by targets
73%Products behind target
24Primary data coverage
68%Insufficient data products
37Scope 122k15%
Scope 235k23%
Scope 392k62%
Corporate 2030On track
64%Product Line ABehind target
38%SITE-04 energyAt risk
47%73% of emissions covered by targets
Observability first, execution stays where it is
The platform integrates with your systems, and it shows which data a result rests on and how complete that data is. Source systems keep the operational records. Your sustainability team keeps ownership of the carbon methodology.
clearly identified emissions data types: reported, calculated, estimated
levels in the footprint drill-down: product, BOM, supplier tiers, activity, result
views: overview, portfolio explorer, product carbon footprint, targets and plans
sites the platform is designed to handle
Addressing key carbon tracking challenges with product-level visibility
Fragmented data landscape
Supply chain and carbon data sit across ERP, MES, WMS, TMS, supplier systems, local applications and documents. Teams spend significant time collecting and reconciling it. The platform consolidates it without replacing the systems it comes from.
Carbon data cut off from operations
Emissions reporting is often retrospective and highly aggregated, so it is hard to tell which products, materials, suppliers, sites or transport activities cause the most impact. The platform links operational activity to Scope 1, Scope 2 and Scope 3 data for footprint analysis, hotspots and target monitoring.
Mixed data quality, little traceability
Primary, estimated and incomplete data are often used together without saying so. Users may not know the source or confidence behind a number. The platform shows sources, coverage, estimation methods, quality indicators and calculation assumptions.
Functions working on separate KPIs
Each function can optimise its own KPIs without seeing the operational, financial and carbon effect on the rest of the chain. Scenarios compare alternatives on estimated CO2e, lead time, cost and service, where the data is available.
Benefits of product-level carbon tracking
For the business:
- Faster identification of carbon hotspots
- A clear link from emissions to products, suppliers, sites and transport
- Less manual work collecting and reconciling data
- Visibility of missing, estimated and lower-confidence data
- Progress tracked against baseline and target
- Reduction scenarios compared with their trade-offs
For sustainability, procurement and supply chain teams:
- Drill-down from the portfolio to a product, its BOM and its suppliers
- Calculation lineage visible at each step
- Export for each analytical view
- Each value labelled reported, calculated or estimated
- Decisions that stay with them
FAQ
A carbon footprint tracking platform brings emissions data into one place and shows where the footprint comes from. This one covers Scope 1, Scope 2 and relevant Scope 3 emissions, and follows them from the organisation down to products, BOM components, suppliers, sites and transport.
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