Enterprise

EmitCI for large engineering orgs

SSO, RBAC, team chargeback, CSRD-ready ESG reports, multi-entity rollup, and a dedicated account engineer. Everything a VP of Engineering or Head of Sustainability needs to make CI carbon part of your ESG strategy.

RBAC with 4 roles

Admin, Manager, Team Manager, Member. Granular access control per GitHub login.

SSO / SAML (Okta, Azure AD, Google)

Single sign-on via Okta, Azure AD, Google, or any OIDC-compatible provider. Configure directly in Settings → SSO — no professional services engagement required.

Team chargeback reports

Allocate carbon costs by department. Export as Excel for finance.

Dedicated support

Named account engineer. Priority response — same-day for critical issues, next business day for everything else.

CSRD/ESRS E1-6 ESG reports

Quarterly PDF reports SHA-256 integrity-verified for auditors, investors, and sustainability disclosures. Includes machine-readable JSON export for carbon accounting platforms (Watershed, Persefoni, Sweep).

Signed audit trail

Every run record is SHA-256 hashed at insert time. Deletions are also logged. Auditors can verify historical CO₂ totals have not been tampered with — supports CSRD Article 29a basis-of-preparation requirements.

Multi-entity reporting

Track multiple GitHub organisations under one contract and roll up carbon data across legal entities for consolidated ESG disclosure. Custom pricing — contact us.

3-year data retention

Covers the full CSRD 3-year baseline window and California SB 253 lookback requirements. Run records and audit logs retained and queryable across the full window.

What’s in the ESG report

Both versions are one-click — no data gathering required

Download sample PDF

Standard report

For CFOs, sustainability leads, and ESG rating agencies

Scope & GHG classification (CI/CD Scope 3 Cat 3.3, IPCC AR6 GWP)
Key metrics — energy, CO₂e, intensity (gCO₂/run)
CSRD / ESRS E1-6 disclosure mapping
Year-over-year comparison
Renewable energy attribution (location-based vs renewable-attributed)
Per-repository emissions breakdown
Methodology summary
SHA-256 audit trail + methodology pin

Detailed report

+ Appendices

For external auditors, CSRD limited assurance, and sustainability-linked loan covenants

Everything in Standard, plus:

Appendix A — Extended methodology: energy model parameters, uncertainty bounds (±40–60% end-to-end), recalculation policy, third-party assurance guidance
Appendix A — Carbon intensity tier breakdown: WattTime / Electricity Maps / IEA static, with data quality split for this period
Appendix A — Exclusion table: network, memory, storage — with quantified undercount impact
Appendix B — Run-level audit trail: every CI run with date, repo, workflow, region, energy, CO₂, confidence score (up to 10,000 rows)

EmitCI’s SHA-256 hash proves data integrity since generation. Third-party methodological assurance (required for CSRD limited assurance from FY2025) is a separate engagement — engage PwC, Bureau Veritas, or an accredited CSRD assurance provider.

Applicable regulations by region

EmitCI’s Emissions page covers your full Scope 1, 2 & 3 GHG inventory; the ESG PDF report focuses on CI/CD (Scope 3 Cat 3.3) and is designed to slot into a broader disclosure. Legal obligations vary — always verify with a qualified sustainability professional for your specific jurisdiction.

Region

Framework

Mandatory?

EmitCI covers

CSRD / ESRS E1-6

Yes — >500 employees from FY2024; >250 + €40M from FY2025

Full Scope 1, 2 & 3 GHG inventory (Emissions page). CI/CD ESG PDF (ESRS E1-6 + Cat 3.3). CSRD CSV, CDP workbook, Methodology PDF exports. External assurance (limited FY2025, reasonable FY2028) is a separate engagement.

TCFD (mandatory for listed + large cos)

Yes — listed companies + >500 employees, £500M turnover

GHG emissions component of TCFD Metrics pillar. Supplement with TCFD strategy/risk/governance narrative.

California SB 253 (>$1B revenue in CA); SEC rule under revision

CA SB 253: Yes from 2026 reporting year for qualifying companies

Full Scope 1, 2 & 3 GHG inventory via Emissions page. CSRD CSV + CDP C6.5 workbook exports. SB 253 readiness checklist with filing deadline tracker. SEC rule subject to ongoing legal/regulatory revision.

Singapore

SGX TCFD core elements

Yes — SGX Mainboard listed companies from 2023

Scope 3 GHG emissions data for SGX climate disclosure.

Japan

TSE Prime TCFD-aligned

Yes — TSE Prime Market listed companies from 2022

Scope 3 GHG data. Supplement with Japanese TSE TCFD template structure.

Australia

ASRS (based on IFRS S2), from Jan 2025

Yes — large entities (Tier 1) from FY2025/26

Scope 3 GHG emissions data. ASRS also requires scenario analysis (not covered by EmitCI).

Regulations change frequently. This table reflects the position as of July 2026. Contact us for jurisdiction-specific guidance.

How it compares to manual ESG consulting

Typical costs for a company in CSRD scope (250+ employees)

Manual ESG consulting

EmitCI Enterprise

Initial scoping & audit

$9,000–18,000 once

Included

Annual data gathering & report drafting

$4,500–9,000/yr

One click, always current

Legal review of disclosures

$5,000–15,000/yr

Data prep automated — legal sign-off still required

Internal FTE time

$80,000–120,000/yr

Self-serve dashboard

Typical annual total

$98,500–162,000/yr

from $14,400/yr

Consulting cost estimates based on $150–300/hr ESG specialist rates. EmitCI automates data gathering and report drafting — it does not replace qualified legal counsel or an accredited third-party assurance provider. ESG reports generated by EmitCI are based on estimates; see Terms §8 for accuracy disclaimers.

How engineering orgs turn CI carbon data into real money

Three ways customers use EmitCI beyond cost reduction

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CSRD compliance

Replace €50k–500k in data-gathering with one click

EU CSRD applies from 2025 to over 50,000 companies. Big 4 ESG consultants charge €150–300/hr to gather the GHG data, draft the disclosure, and prepare it for audit. EmitCI generates a SHA-256 verified ESRS E1-6 aligned report automatically, every quarter, with full audit trail. Legal review and external assurance are still required separately.

Typical consulting cost$98k–162k/yr

EmitCI Enterprisefrom $14,400/yr

Potential annual savingup to $148k

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ESG-linked financing

Feed your sustainability-linked loan covenants with verified data

Sustainability-linked bonds and loans (SLBs/SLLs) tie your interest rate to hitting ESG targets. Miss the covenant and pay a step-up of 5–25bps. On a $20M facility that is $10k–50k/yr in extra interest. Lenders require verified, year-over-year reduction data. EmitCI’s signed audit trail and forecast gives your CFO and lenders exactly that, for CI/CD emissions.

CI/CD emissions are measurable, improvable, and now verifiable. That makes them one of the easiest covenant metrics to hit, turning EmitCI into a revenue item, not a cost center.

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RFP differentiation

Win enterprise deals with verifiable supplier Scope 3 data

Enterprise buyers increasingly require Scope 3 Category 3.3 supplier data in procurement questionnaires. CDP, EcoVadis, and Fortune 500 RFPs ask for CI/CD energy and emissions. A SHA-256 signed PDF from EmitCI is auditor-grade evidence. Not a spreadsheet guess.

CDP Climate questionnaire Section C6

EcoVadis Environment scorecard

ISO 14064-1 GHG inventory support

California SB 253 Scope 3 disclosure

EU CSRD supplier Scope 3 data requests

Built for security-conscious engineering orgs

GitHub App: read-only

Actions, Metadata, and Contents (read-only) permissions. Contents is used only to read workflow YAML files and Dockerfiles for CI optimisation recommendations — never application source code. No secrets, no write access.

Security questionnaire available

We answer vendor security questionnaires within 2 business days. SOC 2 Type II is on our roadmap — contact [email protected] for our current security posture.

GDPR compliant

Data stored in US (Fly.io, iad region). Data processing agreements available. One-click account deletion — right to erasure under Article 17.

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