Product Updates
Release notes, feature announcements, and improvements from the product team.
Release notes, feature announcements, and improvements from the product team.
Release notes, feature announcements, and improvements from the product team.
We've introduced a new Emission Factor column to both the Scope-Based Analytics and Category-Based Analytics pages.
Previously, users could view activity data and calculated emissions, but it was not possible to directly see which emission factor was used in the calculation. With this enhancement, users can now easily review the emission factors for each source type directly in the analytics tables, providing greater transparency and traceability in emissions calculations.
To keep the analytics tables clean and easy to read, emission factor values displayed on-screen are rounded and shown with a limited number of decimal places.
However, no precision is lost in the underlying data.
When users export analytics data to Excel, the full emission factor value is included in the downloaded file. This ensures users can access the exact value used in calculations for detailed analysis, reporting, audit, and verification purposes.
This enhancement helps users:
Users can now quickly review both their activity data and the corresponding emission factors from a single analytics view, making emissions calculations more transparent and easier to validate.
We’re introducing Emission Audit Report, a reporting output designed to support audit, validation, and transparent review of emissions data.
💬 What It Does
This output provides a detailed, source-level emissions report in Excel format, allowing teams and auditors to review how activity data, emission factors, and calculations are applied across sources.
The report consolidates raw activity inputs, calculated emissions, and referenced Global Warming Potential values, emission factors and libraries into a single, traceable structure.
Key functions:
This structure supports consistent validation and enables third-party reviewers to trace emissions back to original inputs.
⚙️ Core Capabilities
📌 Real Use Examples
1. External Assurance Preparation
Before an independent assurance engagement, a sustainability team exports the Emission Audit Report and shares it with auditors. Auditors can review factor sources, verify calculations, and test sample data points directly in Excel.
2. Internal Quality Review
An internal reviewer compares fuel consumption entries against applied emission factors and identifies inconsistencies (e.g. incorrect factor library usage). The issue can be corrected before final reporting.
3. Multi-scope Reporting Review
For organisations reporting across multiple scopes/categories, the report allows reviewers to quickly distinguish GHG Scope 1, 2, and 3 or ISO Category 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 emissions and assess completeness at category level.
💡 Why It Matters
Emission reporting credibility depends on transparency and verifiability.
The Emission Audit Report provides a clear, structured view of how emissions are calculated, helping organisations:
By presenting data, emissions and emission factors and libraries explicitly, the report strengthens confidence in reported emissions without adding complexity to existing workflows.
We’ve introduced Baseline Year Definition, a feature that allows organisations to define a base/reference year for emissions analysis and compare total carbon emissions against that baseline.
This update enables users to configure a base year for reporting and use it as a comparison point when analysing emissions performance.
Key functions:
This setup ensures that emissions trends are evaluated against a clearly defined and consistent reference year.
1. Long-term Emissions Tracking
An organisation defines 2023 as its baseline year and reviews 2025 emissions against this reference to understand progress over multiple years.
2. Reporting Alignment
For sustainability or regulatory reporting that requires a fixed reference year, administrators can configure the baseline year once and apply it consistently across analyses.
Meaningful emissions analysis depends on a stable reference point.
Baseline Year Definition helps teams interpret changes over time by clearly defining a baseline, supporting consistent reporting and more reliable performance evaluation.
We’re introducing Custom Emission Categorisation, a feature that lets organisations organise their emissions according to their own operational structure, in addition to standard ISO and GHG classifications.
Many teams prefer analysing emissions through the lens of their daily activities rather than purely through global reporting standards. This update provides that flexibility.
Until now, emissions could only be viewed under ISO or GHG Protocol categories.
With this update, you can also:
This does not change how emissions are calculated; it only changes how they can be grouped and analysed.
A manufacturing company can group its data under:
This view helps teams understand which part of the production process drives the largest share of emissions — something not directly visible through GHG Protocol categories.
A retailer with multiple stores can create categories such as:
This allows clearer comparisons between retail operations and distribution-related emissions.
Different sectors organise their activities in different ways.
Custom Emission Categorisation allows your data to reflect those structures, making the inventory easier to interpret for internal teams and operational decision-makers.
We’re introducing Data Approval & Locking, a feature that establishes a structured process for reviewing, validating, and securing emission data.
This update provides a clear workflow for handling submitted data and helps teams monitor data quality from submission to final reporting.
This structure supports transparent review processes and protects the integrity of historical records.
A sustainability team can lock the previous year’s emissions after completing their annual report. This prevents accidental edits before an external assurance review.
When multiple teams submit monthly consumption data, reviewers can flag unusual spikes (e.g., unexpected fuel usage) and request clarification with comments. The audit trail shows who updated the entry and when.
Accurate reporting depends on data stability and transparent review processes.
Data Approval & Locking helps organisations manage data changes clearly and maintain consistent records across reporting periods.
The future of carbon data intelligence is here — smarter, faster, and more transformative than ever. 
We’re beyond excited to announce the official launch of the Emission Insight Agent — your intelligent partner for effortless carbon data exploration.
The Emission Insight Agent lets you interact with your emissions data just by asking questions.
From total Scope 1, 2 & 3 emissions to data completeness checks or year-over-year comparisons — just ask, and get instant, conversational insights.
You can now get answers to your questions like:
No dashboards. No manual reports. No technical skills required.
Just clear, data-backed answers in seconds.
Stay audit-ready with automated data checks:
This launch marks a major leap forward in how sustainability teams interact with carbon data — turning complex datasets into simple, actionable insights.
The Emission Insight Agent empowers everyone — from sustainability managers to executives — to make informed, fast, and confident decisions.
We’re already building Version 2, packed with deeper automation, predictive analytics, and even more intuitive interaction.
The journey has just begun — and it’s getting smarter, bolder, and greener every step of the way. 🌱
The reporting interface now supports multiple report templates, allowing users to generate reports aligned with different sustainability and compliance frameworks.
🧭 Feature Overview
🎯 Intended Use
This feature supports organisations and consultants who prepare reports under multiple regulatory or voluntary standards. It helps ensure each report follows the required framework.
⚙️ How to Access
Go to the Reports section → select a template → choose your organisation and reporting period → then click Generate Report.
A new way to understand your emissions — in detail, in context, and in motion. 📊
🔎 See What Drives Your Carbon Footprint
The Emission Data Explorer brings your greenhouse gas (GHG) data to life.
It lets you visualise and compare your emissions and emission intensity across:
Every view is built to help you explore your data from multiple angles — turning raw information into meaningful insight.
🧩 Flexible Analysis
🎯 Why It Matters
Emission performance is complex — but visibility simplifies action.
With this dashboard, teams can track progress, compare locations, and uncover emission trends that guide practical, data-informed decisions.
🚀 Get Started
Head to Analytics → Emission Data Explorer
Adjust your filters → View charts → Export data when needed.
A clearer perspective on your emissions starts here. 🌱
You can now generate and export greenhouse gas (GHG) emission data following the ISO 14064-1 reporting structure.
This makes it easier to organise emissions information by year, country, and activity type.
🧩 What You Can Do
🎯 Why It’s Useful
This feature supports teams preparing emissions disclosures or internal summaries under ISO 14064-1.
It ensures that data is structured and comparable across reporting periods and organisational levels.
⚙️ How to Use
1️⃣ Go to Reports
2️⃣ Select ISO 14064 Report
3️⃣ Choose your reporting format PDF or Excel
4️⃣ Choose your organisational unit and reporting period
5️⃣ Preview and generate your report securely in the preferred format
We’ve completed an independent web application security verification across the Faradai Carbon and ESG Management Platform.
The assessment was conducted by BTYÖN Technology A.Ş., a certified penetration-testing provider accredited under the TS 13638 Information Security Testing Standard, which is aligned with global frameworks such as OWASP 4.2, NIST SP 800-115, and ISO 27001 practices.
The scope covered all major platform components used by enterprise and consultant accounts:
All previously detected findings — including critical, high, medium, and low-risk items — were fully remediated and re-validated by BTYÖN on 25 September 2025.
The verification confirms that Faradai’s web and API layers meet strict security controls for access management, data integrity, and information disclosure prevention.
Faradai will maintain annual third-party penetration testing alongside its ISO 27001 surveillance audits to ensure continuous protection of client and partner data.