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Automate Scope 1 & 2 emissions capture from utilities, fuel, refrigerants, and waste - and connect it directly to ERP, AP invoices, cost centers, and GL categories for finance-grade ESG reporting.
Most mid-sized organizations still manage Scope 1 & 2 emissions using spreadsheets and manual bill collection. Even when data exists, it's rarely finance-integrated, making assurance and decision-making difficult.
Utility and fuel invoices are scattered across email, vendor portals, and AP systems
Manual data entry and emission-factor application create inconsistent emissions results.
Lack of mapping to GL, cost centers, and categories makes emissions hard to reconcile and defend.
Different meters, units, vendors, and reporting owners across sites lead toreporting gaps.
Approvals, evidence, and change history are not controlled or traceableend-to-end.
Emissions reporting slips to the last minute, delaying disclosures and increasing risk.
Taxilla's Scope 1 & 2 module is a finance-integrated emissions data that sits on top of your operational and finance systems-capturing activity data, computing emissions consistently, and producing audit-ready outputs.
Fully Automated End-to-End Process
Capture data from utilities, fuel logs, refrigerant records, waste vendors, and AP invoices
Standardize & map to facility/site, entity, cost center, GL category, and reporting tags
Compute emissions using approved emission factors and controlled methodologies
Validate with variance checks, missing-data alerts, and exception workflows
Approve & evidence with finance-grade controls (reviewers, attachments, audit trail)
Report & disclose through dashboards and framework-ready reporting packs
Reduce time spent collecting and validating bills and operational logs by 40-60% with workflows, reminders, and standard templates.
Tie emissions back to AP invoices, GL categories, cost centers, and vendor masters-improving defensibility for auditors and assurance providers.
Standardize emission factor governance and methodology application across entities and countries.
Maintain complete traceability: who submitted what, when it changed, who approved it, and which documents support it.
Centralized governance with local ownership-enabling consistent reporting across sites and geographies.
Identify emissions hotspots by site, utility type, fuel type, and cost center-so financeand operations teams can prioritize reduction actions and track impact over time.
Purpose-built for audit-ready reporting
Accountability, reminders, escalations, approvals
consistent methodologies across countries and reporting periods
complete lineage from source document to computed tCO2e
Works as a non-disruptive overlay
Taxilla connects to your operational and finance landscape without disrupting existing processes:
Automate utility and fuel capture per site, standardize factor governance, and reduce monthly reporting effort.
Typical impact: 40-60% reduction in manual effort; fewer missing bills.
Track facility electricity and stationary fuel sources with site ownership workflows.
Typical impact: improved completeness and faster consolidation across locations.
Centralize utility capture across stores and regions, map to entity/cost center hierarchy.
Typical impact: higher data coverage, consistent reporting across geographies.
Capture electricity and refrigerant data, enforce approvals and evidence for assurance.
Typical impact: audit-ready reporting packs with clear traceability.
Pricing typically varies by no.of sites, no.of entities, ingestion/integration scope, workflow depth, and reporting frequency.
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