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Modelize your industrial process, connect your data and run LCA without friction
Define your LCA scope and select or create your LCA template with an LCA Expert.
Gather product data from your suppliers, databases, or factories.
Apply the most accurate emission factors to measure the footprint.
Analyze results through automated data visualizations and automated reports.
Leverage the LCA result in your communication channels and enrich your GHG report.
To design the most sustainable product in a way that reduces cost and saves time.
To make data-driven decisions about cost & impact across the whole supply chain
To get their life simply simpler with only one easy-to-use solution to answer their needs
To prove climate leadership therefore winning RFPs and attracting new clients
To ensure compliance with evolving regulations like PEF, EPD, SEC, CSRD
Keep your customers by fulfilling this, as required by 100% of companies with over 250 employees and accelerated by CSRD
Companies can proactively address potential future regulations and reduce cost through eco-design in the process
The Life Cycle Assessment is a multi-stage and multi-criteria analysis, which allows to measure the environmental impacts generated by a product or a service, and this, throughout its life cycle: from the extraction of raw materials to the end of life, passing by the stages of manufacture, use, etc.
The realization of an LCA can be particularly interesting for :
- public authorities (whether they intervene at international, national or European level)- scientists;
- industrial companies.However, any structure offering products and/or services has the possibility to carry out an LCA.
A Life Cycle Assessment is useful :
- to identify the environmental issues and impacts of a company;
- to develop eco-designed products;
- to compare the environmental impact of its products with those of its competitors;
- to consolidate its brand image and stand out from the competition.
LCA is composed of 4 steps, which are totally interdependent:
1. Define the scope of the study and the functional unit used;
2. Carry out the inventory of life cycle data;
3. Evaluate the environmental impacts;
4. Interpret the results.
Yes, the LCA result can be used in the GHG assessment in several ways, depending on the scenario.
One example is that a company can use the physical approach instead of the monetary approach if they purchase a product a certain number of times during the year of measurement.
Yes, LCA can measure the products of Suppliers that impact Clients' emissions.
No matter your niche—retail, food, or manufacturing—our platform delivers the insights needed to drive sustainability efficiently.