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Manufacturing sits at the centre of global emissions — responsible for roughly 21% of global CO₂. In Europe, CSRD now requires large manufacturers to disclose environmental, social and governance data following ESRS standards. Supply chain regulations mean your clients are also asking for your data to calculate their own Scope 3. ISO 14001 and ISO 14064 certifications are increasingly required in procurement. EcoVadis scores influence supplier selection. For manufacturers, ESG has moved from corporate communications to the operations department.

Dcycle is designed for complexity. You create a structure that mirrors your organisation — plants, business units, countries — and each site tracks its own energy consumption, fuel usage, production volumes, waste and water data. The platform applies location-specific emission factors (electricity grid mixes vary by country), consolidates everything upward, and lets you report at any level: per site, per division, or at group level. Full traceability means you can drill down from a corporate number to the individual invoice that generated it.

Most manufacturers have hundreds or thousands of suppliers, from raw material providers to outsourced process partners. Dcycle's supplier engagement portal sends structured data requests, provides guided templates for different material categories, and validates responses against recognised emission factor databases. You get a real-time dashboard showing which suppliers have responded, where data quality is strong, and where gaps need attention. This turns Scope 3 from an estimate into a measured, auditable number.

Yes. Dcycle performs product-level Life Cycle Assessments (LCA) aligned with ISO 14040/14044. You can assess the environmental impact of individual products from cradle to gate — covering raw materials, manufacturing processes, energy consumption and waste. This is increasingly required for Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), for responding to client sustainability questionnaires, and for substantiating any environmental claims under the EU Green Claims Directive.

They came because they had a deadline they couldn't meet with spreadsheets — a client demanding Scope 3 data, a CSRD reporting obligation, an EcoVadis assessment, or an ISO certification audit. What they found was a platform that consolidates production data, energy consumption, supply chain emissions and regulatory reporting into one system. The time reduction was dramatic: what took months of manual data gathering now flows continuously from existing operational systems into verified, audit-ready reports.