The parent company and its subsidiaries, with their stakes and their facilities. Each company uploads its data and you see the consolidated group, with the approach each report calls for.
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The GHG Protocol allows three ways to consolidate a group. In Dcycle you choose the approach and which companies go into the report, and emissions are calculated with each one’s stake.
100% of each company you control, regardless of the stake.
The parent company defines the structure and sees the whole. Each subsidiary uploads its data, keeps what is its own and answers for itself.
Upload the data of the parent company and its subsidiaries in a single file. Each row is saved to its company, with its own checks.
Your own categories and columns can be available in all subsidiaries or in the ones you choose. Each one uploads its data.
A subsidiary can mark a file as private and the parent company no longer sees it. A padlock shows which ones are.
In CSRD each company answers its data points with its evidence. The parent sees them together and Leia suggests a group answer.
The investees table shows each group company with its percentage, the scopes allocated to it, its tag and who is responsible for it. A subsidiary’s own subsidiaries sit under their parent.
Each subsidiary answers its data point and the parent company sees all the answers together. “Consolidate answers” asks Leia for a group answer you can use or discard.
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Read the storyYes. In Dcycle you add the parent company and its subsidiaries, with each one’s ownership percentage, and you see them in a diagram and in the investees table. A subsidiary’s own subsidiaries sit under their parent company.
The three in the GHG Protocol: operational control, financial control and equity share. When you create the GHG report you choose the approach and which organizations are consolidated, and emissions are calculated with each company’s effective stake.
Yes. Each company works in its own account with its facilities and its data, and the parent company sees the whole. If you prefer, the parent can load data for the whole group in a single Excel file and each row is saved to its company.
Yes. A subsidiary can mark files as private and they are no longer visible to the companies above it. A padlock shows which files are private.
Each subsidiary answers its data points with its evidence and its owner, without overwriting the others. The parent company sees all the answers together and can ask Leia for a consolidated answer for the group report.
Yes. In visualizations, “Consolidate by organization structure” turns the table into the group tree: each parent includes its subsidiaries and each level is recalculated from the original records.
Thirty minutes with our team. We show you how your data would come in, and what you would get out.
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