Six Modules. One Trusted Climate Intelligence System..
The Master Climate connects the full climate management lifecycle — data, calculation, governance, risk, disclosure, and action — through a shared enterprise architecture.
ESG Management
Centralize material topics, targets, indicators, evidence and disclosures. Align business units around consistent ESG performance and reporting workflows.
GHG Accounting
Measure Scope 1, Scope 2 and Scope 3 emissions with traceable methodologies, controlled emission factors and audit-ready calculations.
Governance, Risk & Compliance
Connect climate and sustainability obligations to policies, controls, owners, evidence, issues and corrective actions.
Climate Risk Assessment
Quantify physical and transition risks across assets, operations, strategies and time horizons using decision-ready climate analytics.
PCAF & Financed Emissions
Calculate and manage financed emissions across portfolios using transparent attribution, data quality scoring and PCAF-aligned methods.
Value Chain Management
Engage suppliers, collect primary data, identify hotspots and improve Scope 3 performance across the extended enterprise.
Our process
Implementation Process.
01Discover and Design
02Configure and Connect
03Launch and Scale
What modules are included in The Master Climate?
The platform includes ESG, GHG accounting, governance risk and compliance, climate risk assessment, PCAF financed emissions and value chain management modules.
Can each module be deployed separately?
Yes. Modules can address immediate priorities and later connect through the shared data, governance and analytics layer.
Does the platform support audit-ready reporting?
It is designed to retain source data, assumptions, calculations, evidence, review history and approvals. Final assurance readiness also depends on the organization’s controls, methods and data quality.
Can The Master Climate integrate with existing systems?
Yes. Typical sources include ERP, finance, procurement, energy, utility, asset, data lake and risk systems. Integration scope depends on technical architecture and implementation requirements.
How is AI governed?
AI-enabled functions should operate within defined permissions, review controls and organizational policies. Material calculations and disclosures should remain subject to expert validation.
Does the platform support global organizations?
The enterprise model is designed for multi-entity, multi-jurisdiction and multi-framework requirements, including configurable organizational and reporting boundaries.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questiones.
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