Inside EnviroTrack.
Five elements. Each one replaces an estimate with a record.
Scope 1, 2 & 3 emissions→
Emissions build from dockets and invoices as they land, with no year-end modelling.
Energy & fuel→
Metered, not modelled. Site power and fleet fuel captured at the source.
Waste & diversion→
Diversion rates come from gate records, Green Star ready without rework.
Water→
Potable, recycled and discharged volumes recorded once, at project level.
Materials & transport→
Origin and movement captured with the delivery, giving embodied carbon without the chase.
Numbers a reviewer can take apart.
Every scope figure decomposes to package, source and document. When the auditor asks where 38,400 tCO₂e came from, the answer is one click, not one week.
Measured where it happens.
Fuel, energy, waste, water and materials logged at package level from dockets, invoices and meter readings, not estimated afterwards from averages.
- Scope 1, 2 and 3 tracked in tCO₂e by work package
- Waste streams and diversion rates from actual dockets
- Transport movements attributed at the gate
One number, fully decomposable.
Every scope figure breaks down to package, source and document. When the auditor asks where 38,400 tCO₂e came from, the answer is one click, not one week.
- Mapped to Green Star and the frameworks you report against
- Compliance-ready exports on demand
- Evidence retained against every entry
EnviroTrack, in practice.
Do we need meters or hardware?+
No. EnviroTrack works from the documents projects already produce: dockets, invoices and meter readings, submitted from any device.
Who enters the data?+
The party closest to it. Trade partners and suppliers submit their own usage; your team reviews and accepts.
Can we run it on part of a project?+
Yes. Obligations are scoped by package, so EnviroTrack can run on just the packages that carry environmental requirements.
Our sustainability team already reports annually.+
Annual reporting reconstructs the year from whatever survived it. EnviroTrack captures at source as the work happens, so the annual number is an export, not a six-week project.