Working together to cut cost and build a greener future
We build the tools that let the delivery industry see, and act on, its real environmental impact — cutting cost and carbon together, not one at the expense of the other.
“You can't manage what you can't measure.”
— Peter Drucker, on the principle behind everything we build
A low-carbon future for delivery
D-carbN Analytics revolutionises the delivery industry by enabling a low-carbon future with its advanced emissions tracking and data-driven optimisation platform.
Cutting-edge tools, informed decisions
D-carbN Analytics aims to equip the delivery sector with cutting-edge tools for accurate carbon emissions tracking, enabling informed decisions for sustainable operations.
A third way: efficiency first, not emissions alone
We built DATa® around a simple belief — that the fastest way to a lower-carbon fleet is also the way to a lower-cost one. That means focusing on actual road transport data, not modelled averages, and on efficiency across the whole vehicle lifecycle, not emissions reporting in isolation.
Actuals, not averages
Every figure is built from real route and vehicle data wherever possible, rather than industry-average emission factors.
Road & final-mile specialists
We focus deliberately on road transport and final-mile logistics — the largest single contributor to global transport emissions — rather than spreading thin across every mode.
Efficiency, not just compliance
The five-pillar Fleet Evaluation Framework™ links emissions reporting directly to operational and financial improvement, not just a number for a report.
Built on recognised industry standards
DATa® references recognised industry data sources and standards throughout — so your reporting stands up to scrutiny from customers, auditors and regulators alike.
- ✓GLEC Framework — the Global Logistics Emissions Council standard for logistics emissions accounting
- ✓ISO 14083:2023 — the international standard for quantifying transport chain GHG emissions
- ✓DVLA — direct API integration for accurate vehicle specification data
- ✓e:misia — our emissions analysis partner, specialists in EU and EEA emissions aligned to GLEC and ISO standards, who verify our data
Final-mile delivery is a rounding error no longer
There are 5.1 million light commercial vehicles on UK roads in 2025. Around 750,000 — roughly 15–16% — are dedicated to final-mile delivery, and this sector makes up a disproportionate share of road transport emissions.
5.1m
Light commercial vehicles on UK roads (2025)
~750k
Vans dedicated to final-mile delivery (15–16%)
54%
Of van journeys are for delivery or collection of goods