Fuel data is what counts
Fuel and energy consumption — not distance or activity data alone — is what determines whether a calculation qualifies as primary data.
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Reporting with confidence
Scope 1, 2 & 3 carbon accounting, built for logistics
Robust, auditable carbon accounting and ESG reporting aligned to the GLEC Framework and ISO 14083:2023 — developed in partnership with e:misia, specialists in EU and EEA emissions analysis.
Auto-generated Scope 1 / 2 / 3 reports — ready for customers, boards and auditors
The three scopes
One data pipeline, three complete reports
Scope 1 — Direct Emissions
Owned fleet fuel combustion, refrigerants and on-site equipment. Tracked by source, with trend reporting quarter over quarter.
Scope 2 — Indirect Energy
Purchased electricity across depots, offices and EV charging — reported both location-based and market-based.
Scope 3 — Value Chain
Upstream transportation, purchased goods & services, business travel, employee commuting and downstream distribution.
Aligned to the standards that matter
GLEC Framework & ISO 14083:2023, out of the box
In partnership with e:misia, emissions experts aligned to GLEC and ISO standards, DATa Analytics®'s analysis is fully aligned and certified — meaning our reporting meets the world's highest standards for logistics emissions reporting from day one.
- ✓ Global Logistics Emissions Council (GLEC) Framework alignment
- ✓ ISO 14083:2023 — the international standard for transport chain emissions
- ✓ Compliance support for SECR, CSRD and Streamlined Energy & Carbon Reporting
- ✓ Evidence-ready exports for procurement, customers and auditors (Excel / PDF)
Every report exportable to PDF or Excel, on demand
Independent validation
The industry agrees: primary data isn’t optional
We're not the only ones saying it. As ISO 14083:2023 and the incoming CountEmissionsEU regulation push logistics reporting toward primary data, the wider industry is reaching the same conclusion DATa Analytics® was built around.
“Primary data… is the quantified value of a process or an activity obtained from a direct measurement, or a calculation based on direct measurements. Organisations should prioritise primary data, not just to comply with regulations, but to lead the way in sustainable freight.”
Three elements, one standard
ISO 14083:2023 requires total emissions, transport activity and emissions intensity to be reported together, not in isolation.
Regulation is catching up
CountEmissionsEU signals that regulators now expect primary data “wherever available” — not just as best practice.
Beyond the fleet
ESG reporting that extends past the vehicle
True Scope 3 reporting means looking past the fleet itself. Our roadmap extends ESG coverage into the wider categories that logistics organisations and their customers are increasingly asked to report on.
Employee Commuting & Travel
Distance travelled to and from work, plus domestic and international business travel.
Purchased Goods, Services & Utilities
Spend-based and utility data, with a path toward direct finance-platform integration.
Supplier & Customer Engagement
Carbon reporting shared back to customers and collected from suppliers, closing the loop.