Greenly carbon accounting software

Greenly calls itself climate intelligence for better decisions: measure, report and reduce emissions on one audit-ready platform.

Its product list covers GHG assessment, life-cycle assessment for products, ESG management, CSRD reporting and CBAM compliance, with a sustainable-procurement module for supplier data.

EcoPilot, its AI assistant, is described as answering climate questions, handling repetitive tasks and, in the procurement module, searching public SBTi, CDP and corporate reports for supplier data before any questionnaire is sent.

Its CSRD page describes double materiality scoring, ESRS data collection, xHTML output with XBRL tagging, EU Taxonomy exports and auditor access.

Its CBAM page describes supplier questionnaires, automated follow-ups and quarterly XML reports for upload to the EU portal.

The merger with Normative, announced in September 2026, is promoted on Greenly’s UK home page.

These are Greenly’s statements about itself.

Greenly’s pricing page shows how its plans differ on method: the entry “GHG Report Compliance” plan measures Scope 1 and 2 on physical data and Scope 3 on financial (spend) data, and higher plans add physical analysis of Scope 3.

Its pricing FAQ says monetary data is converted to CO2 with the French ADEME emission factors, with physical data added for high-emitting items.

For a UK report the expected factor set is the DESNZ conversion factors, for the year in which the activity mostly fell; ask which set the platform applies to UK electricity, gas and fuel.

UK SRS S2 requires gross Scope 1, 2 and 3 under the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard, location-based Scope 2, and all fifteen Scope 3 categories considered with the included ones disclosed (¶29(a); ¶¶B30–B33).

Spend-based Scope 3 is a legitimate method; the disclosure should say which categories rest on it.

Greenly’s procurement module describes replacing spend estimates with supplier data as it arrives; ask to see the method recorded against each category as it changes.

Scope 3 in UK terms is on Scope 3 under UK SRS.

Greenly describes its reports as audit-ready, says each supplier data point is benchmarked, confidence-rated and traceable to its source, and describes giving auditors access “aligned” to ISSA 5000.

ISSA 5000 is an assurance standard that governs how an assurer performs an engagement; it does not certify software, and “aligned” is Greenly’s word.

In the UK no company must obtain sustainability assurance; listed companies in scope of the FCA rules state whether they did.

For the CSRD, the limited-assurance opinion covers the process used to identify what is reported, which is why the materiality record matters (see CSRD reporting software).

Greenly’s site also displays third-party certifications and awards; this page does not repeat them, because a vendor’s claim about a third party is best checked at the third party’s own register.

For Greenly, the factor-set request is the one most likely to matter to a UK filer: ask which conversion factors are applied to UK activity data, and for which year.

The builder beside this text adds the other requests for the regimes you choose, each with its provision.

The value-chain cap row applies if Greenly’s supplier module will send CSRD questionnaires; the cap is explained with a check on CSRD reporting software.