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Use case

From utility datato credibledisclosure.

The same bills that pay your suppliers carry the consumption behind your emissions. Dockly One turns them into figures you can disclose, with the source document still attached.

  • Auditable by design
  • Scope 1, 2 and 3
  • Built on real bills
Sustainability & ESG
  1. Utility data
  2. Consumption
  3. Analysis
  4. Emissions data

What gets in the way

Why disclosure is harder than it looks.

Consumption data is patchy

Estimates, gaps and unit mismatches make a year's usage hard to state plainly.

Factors change

Emission factors are revised, and last year's figure no longer reproduces.

Evidence is not kept

The number is calculated in a spreadsheet, and the bill behind it is not attached.

Reporting is separate work

Sustainability reporting runs beside finance, on its own data, at its own pace.

How Dockly One helps

From the utility bill to something you can put your name to.

  1. Utility dataBills, reads and meters
  2. ConsumptionNormalised and gap-checked
  3. AnalysisBy site, source and period
  4. Emissions dataFactors applied and versioned
  5. ReportingDisclosure-ready output
  6. ActionTargets and projects tracked

Key capabilities

Everything a sustainability team needs to defend a number.

Consumption normalisation

Units, periods and meters reconciled so a year's usage states cleanly.

Gap and estimate handling

Missing and estimated reads identified, with the method used made explicit.

Versioned emission factors

Factors held by version and year, so a prior figure still reproduces.

Scope 1, 2 and 3

Direct, purchased and supply-chain emissions from the same source data.

Evidence attached

Every figure traces back to the bill and the read it was calculated from.

Targets and projects

Baselines, targets and reduction projects tracked against actual movement.

Ready to disclose numbersyou can evidence?

See how Dockly One turns utility data into disclosure.

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  • Auditable by design
  • Scope 1, 2 and 3
  • Built on real bills