Getting started
The fastest start is not a perfect spreadsheet. It is a clear asset boundary, a source register, a few months of activity and the inputs the chosen methods actually need.
A practical start
01
List facilities, countries, operatorship and equity shares for the reporting period. Agree which organisational boundary and reporting year you intend to use.
02
Start with the source register or an asset template. Identify activity streams, meter tags, quantities, units and reference conditions where relevant.
03
Bring monthly readings or an existing workbook, plus gas analyses and method-specific inputs such as heating values, density or efficiency when required.
04
Upload a generated template, review findings and preview changes. The app surfaces missing inputs and factors rather than silently choosing an unsupported value.
Readiness checklist
You do not need every row complete to begin. These inputs help identify scope, method and factor gaps early.
| Information | Examples | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Assets and boundaries | Facility list, country, operator, reporting-year start, ownership share | Defines consolidation and reporting scope. |
| Sources and streams | P&IDs/source register, meter tags, stream roles, units and reference conditions | Maps activity to a supported method. |
| Monthly activity | Meter readings, fuel use, flare/vent events, electricity and heat | Supplies the period-by-period calculation inputs. |
| Analyses and method inputs | Gas composition; method-required heating value, density, efficiency or operating hours | Some methods require these values; the app reports when they are missing. |
| Scope 2 evidence | Electricity use, supplier/region, contractual instruments and residual-mix evidence if market-based reporting is required | Factor availability depends on jurisdiction, year and the evidence supplied. |
Coverage and limitations
A supported calculation method may still require a source-, country- or year-specific factor. If a suitable factor is not available, the platform reports the gap; your team can supply a documented custom factor or agree a supported path with FEEC.
A first dashboard within one to two weeks is a target for a scoped onboarding with timely asset, source and activity data; it is not a service-level guarantee. Factor sourcing, historical-data cleanup, legal review and official submission templates can change the timeline.
See methodology and factor resolution, asset/source examples and the current pack scope and export limits.
Let's talk
Bring a source register or recent workbook. We will identify the supported methods, required inputs and open factor gaps before proposing onboarding scope.