Frequently Asked Questions

Stakeholder reporting communicates sustainability progress to the people who matter. This includes investors, employees, customers, and regulators.

ESG reporting translates sustainability data into structured disclosures for investors, regulators, and customers.

A readiness assessment evaluates how prepared your organisation is for sustainability reporting or audit review.

Manufacturing data often comes from different systems. Without structure, connecting these datasets becomes inconsistent and time-consuming.

Construction involves large and diverse supply chains, covering >1m items for mid to large firms. The right skills and tools are needed to handle this scale

Chemical companies have most emissions in purchased materials and logistics. Real action requires visibility beyond your own operations.

Buyers and regulators expect proof of sustainability claims. Verified data helps brands demonstrate real environmental impact.

Regulations such as CSRD, CBAM, and SEC are moving toward mandatory climate disclosures. Companies now need complete, traceable, and audit-ready data rather than voluntary summaries.

Digital services still create emissions through data centres, cloud operations, employee travel, and hardware purchases. These can be measured and reduced with carbon accounting.

Manual systems cannot handle large-scale sustainability work. KarbonWise centralises data for accuracy, control, and visibility.

KarbonWise combines product intelligence, market alignment, and verified data to support large global organisations.

A Product LCA measures a product’s full environmental impact from extraction to disposal.

Larger partners already measure sustainability. Joining these supply chains requires verified data and transparency.

Building LCAs quantify embodied emissions, energy use, and circularity impacts. Early data helps designers and engineers make informed decisions.

Any organisation that wants to turn sustainability into a practical skill, not a marketing line. Schools, universities, NGOs, corporates, and teams that want to build capability, measure impact, and lead climate action from within.