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As committed companies align their climate and business strategies, the use of carbon and ESG impact data becomes both increasingly sensitive and essential to enable a controlled transition to new low-impact business models. To best equip these companies, Traace has been designed and developed as a true "Data Platform", with the specificities linked to impact data, but also all the requirements of modern Data Platforms.

Have you identified the need for a carbon accounting tool? Now it's time to find the best solution to help you account for your emissions and support you in your reduction strategy. There are several solutions to choose from. You can rely on the now classic Excel spreadsheet (which, however, may soon reach its limits), build a more sophisticated solution in-house, or use a turnkey Saas tool. Each solution has its advantages and disadvantages, but, above all, is more or less suited to your structure and market context. So what are the main criteria that should guide your choice?

A carbon footprint analysis necessarily begins with the collection of data on the company's activities. This complex stage must be carried out intelligently, so as to produce a quality carbon footprint and be able to use it as part of a decarbonization strategy.

While data on the climate impact of companies are increasingly public, why is data security crucial when offering an online carbon management solution and how do we address this at Traace?

Today, many companies are committed to reducing their emissions, and are setting up action plans to quantify their carbon impact. Unfortunately, these actions are slow to materialize in the field, due to a lack of financial impact modeling to unlock investment budgets and get the ball rolling.

The Marginal Abatement Cost Curve is emerging as the essential financial analysis tool for all stakeholders who are truly tackling the decarbonization of their business or investment portfolio.

What are the reasons why SaaS carbon accounting solutions are essential?