Dcycle for teams

Dcycle for finance. Sustainability data in euros, ready for the bank and the auditor.

More sustainability questions land on finance every year: the bank questionnaire, the taxonomy, the cost of the plan. Dcycle starts from what you already record, your purchases and your invoices.

What lands on your desk

Said by people in your role, and what Dcycle does about it.

  1. “Show me the return in euros, and when”

    Every purchase appears with its amount, its type of spend (OPEX or CAPEX) and its footprint, and the decarbonisation plan puts a cost on each reduction measure.

    Decarbonisation plan
  2. “The bank or the fund must not catch us without data”

    Lenders and investors ask for the same indicators every year. Dcycle keeps each one traceable to its source document and produces it in the framework they ask for.

    Evidence & traceability
  3. “Putting our data in a third party must not become a risk”

    Roles and permissions decide who sees and edits each data set, and the security documentation is public at security.dcycle.io.

    Roles & permissions

Frequently asked questions

Can Dcycle use our accounting and purchasing data?

Yes. Integrations connect ERPs such as SAP, Sage and Dynamics, and invoices and spreadsheets can be uploaded, so the footprint is calculated from the purchases you already record.

Does Dcycle cover the EU Taxonomy?

Yes. EU Taxonomy alignment is one of the frameworks Dcycle reports under, from the same data that feeds CSRD, so the figures finance publishes and the sustainability report match.

Who can see our financial data?

Only the people you give access to. Permissions are set per team and per data set, and every figure keeps a link to the document it came from.

How do we justify the cost of the tool?

Compare it with what you already pay: consultants, hours spent rebuilding the same data for each report and duplicated tools. In a demo we work it out with your own figures.

See it with your own data.

Thirty minutes with our team. We show you how your data would come in, and what you would get out.

See Dcycle in action