Product Update: Consequence 3.0 is live

Elliot Poulter
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3 May
Product Update: Consequence 3.0 is live

At Consequence, we are constantly improving our product to meet the needs of our users and smoothen your journey to carbon neutrality.

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To this end, we are delighted to inform you that the Consequence platform v3 is live. 

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Here are a few exciting updates you expect to see:

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Data collection and categorisation

  • Add and combine your carbon footprint data from multiple sources 
  • Experience powerful new automation for greenhouse gas protocol scope assignment

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Calculation

  • Modify and override any automatic calculations
  • Add new activities not captured in your main data source
  • View and track data by business segments like team, office, and territory

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Target setting and reductions

  • Enjoy automatic SBTi target setting engine
  • Build carbon reduction strategies aligned with global standards

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Audit and assurance

  • Full audit logs of calculations and changes
  • User permission system to protect your data

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New interface

  • A whole new platform interface offering a task-based setup including Emissions calculation, Insights & Reductions, Target setting and Offsetting and a detailed carbon footprint breakdown.

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Ready to experience Consequence 3.0? Sign in to your account to continue.

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