Carbon accounting is the discipline of measuring, recording, and reporting greenhouse gas emissions across an organization's operations and value chain. Done properly it requires versioned methodology, traceable factor provenance, an immutable calculation ledger, and an approval workflow — the same primitives finance teams expect for any audited number.
OffGridFlow treats emissions data the same way a general ledger treats financial transactions. Every activity you import is linked to the specific emission factor that produced the number, the method applied, the user who ran the calculation, and the timestamp. Factor snapshots lock the factor set to the reporting period so next year's recalculation cannot silently change last year's totals.
What you get on day one: CSV or cloud-connector data import, a calculation engine covering all three scopes, draft compliance reports for CSRD/ESRS E1, SEC Climate Disclosure, California SB 253, CBAM, and IFRS S2, and the same immutable audit trail large enterprises pay six figures for.
Who it's for
Mid-market and enterprise organizations with regulatory obligations (public companies, companies doing business in California above SB 253 thresholds, EU entities caught by CSRD) who need to replace expensive consultant engagements with verifiable in-house software.
How the engine works
- Scope 1 (direct): stationary and mobile combustion, fugitive refrigerants, process emissions. Activity-based calculations against EPA and DEFRA factors.
- Scope 2 (energy): purchased electricity, steam, heating, and cooling. Location-based (regional grid) and market-based (RECs, PPAs, supplier-specific) methods, both reportable.
- Scope 3 (value chain): all 15 GHG Protocol categories with activity-based, spend-based, and supplier-specific tiers. Category-level breakdown for SEC and CSRD materiality disclosures.
Why teams switch
- Published methodology you can diff across versions
- Downloadable redacted evidence pack that mirrors a real audit packet
- Factor snapshots that freeze the calculation basis for each reporting period
- Export reconciliation with SHA-256 checksums proving the PDF matches the dashboard
- Self-serve pricing that does not punish healthy product usage