300,000+ product life-cycle assessments, built from primary supplier data where available and aligned to ISO 14040/14044 - not a generic industry-average multiplier applied to revenue.
Every assessment starts by fixing what's actually being measured - system boundaries set explicitly, not left to be inferred later when the numbers don't reconcile.
Defined per product category so comparisons are genuinely like-for-like - a unit of use, not just a unit of mass.
Cradle-to-gate, cradle-to-grave, or a defined partial boundary - documented up front, not assumed by default.
Where a process yields multiple products, the allocation approach is stated up front - not chosen after the numbers come in.
The data-gathering phase - every material and energy flow in and out of the system, sourced from primary supplier data wherever it exists.
Where a supplier is tracked on the platform, their actual activity data is used instead of a category default.
Where primary data isn't available, recognised secondary databases fill the gap - and the substitution is flagged, not hidden.
Every line item in the inventory carries a data-quality flag, so a hotspot built on weak data is visible as such.
Climate change is the headline number, but not the only one modelled - water, land use and resource depletion are characterised alongside it.
The primary metric for most disclosure purposes, expressed in CO₂-equivalent across a defined time horizon.
Additional impact categories modelled alongside carbon, not treated as a footnote to the headline number.
Factors updated as the underlying science updates, rather than left static from whenever the model was first built.
Every LCA ends with what actually drives the footprint, not just the total - and how sensitive that conclusion is to the assumptions underneath it.
Broken down by life-cycle stage, so it's clear whether the impact sits in raw material, processing, use or disposal.
Key assumptions stress-tested, so a conclusion built on a shaky data point is visible as such before it's disclosed.
The finished LCA flows straight into Scope 3 accounting and CSRD/GRI-aligned disclosure - one record, not a separate report.
LCA is only as good as the inventory data behind it - and that data comes from the same multi-tier supplier traceability used across Enterprise Sustainability.
Every supplier feeding an LCA has been verified through the same onboarding process used across the platform.
Where traceability runs to Tier 2 or Tier 3, the LCA inventory reflects that depth instead of stopping at the direct supplier.
The same verified supplier data set powers both supply-chain disclosure and product-level LCA.
See Supply ChainProduct-level LCA is the backbone of Scope 3 accounting inside Enterprise Sustainability.