Apply the same rigor that is table stakes in financial accounting, to carbon

Responsible lending and investment involves understanding the emissions associated with your customers and portfolio companies, Sumday helps you get there.

Add value to every company in your portfolio by providing education, software and support through Sumday

Improve the accuracy of your carbon accounting

Reduce greenwashing risks

Get ready for compliance with global standards

Sumday is now

Get ahead of compliance requirements and measure carbon ROI

It will soon be mandatory for financial institutions to report on their emissions and disclose the uncertainty of their calculations.

It's not possible to measure the cROI or to account for the impact of your green products, without primary data from your portfolio companies or borrowers.

Sumday makes that possible with audit ready accounting software and an education first approach.

Add value to your borrowers and portfolio companies

Pass on free access to Sumday's training, software and accounting support, to every company you lend to, or invest in. Improve the quality of your data, while brining your portfolio along for the journey.

Why Sumday?

We do things a little differently

We're not going to charge you a small fortune to multiply your spend data by some averages and call it a carbon footprint. Sumday empowers you internal team and your external accountants to do the carbon accounting, properly. We also provide tangible support for you to start replacing averages with actuals.

Things you'll love

Training to help your team understand not just the how, but the why of carbon accounting

Collaborate with your accountants or finance teams across the one platform to maintain a source of truth

Tangible support you can pass on to your suppliers, bolstering your ESG strategy with high impact actions you can point to

Meet stakeholder expectations

Account for and report on carbon emissions, including financed emissions

Produce audit ready reporting from the outset, and lead by example

View dashboards to visualise where you stand 

Forecast your carbon return on investment with reliable data over time

Want to know how Sumday thinks about the future of financed emissions?

"Investors want to unlock sustainable investment and account for impact, without an accusation of greenwashing. However, the current approach to calculating financed emissions is grossly inadequate for banks and investors to make informed decisions. They cannot truly track their progress towards net zero or offer sustainability linked finance with confidence that targets have been met by customers and portfolio companies."

How it works

Subscribe to Sumday

Step 1

Train the team through the Sumday Academy

Step 2

Gather the data you’ll need and upload it (we can help with that)

Step 3

Pass on free access for 10 weeks to every business you invest in or lend to

Step 4

Start carbon accounting and reporting

A few myths worth busting

This is a future problem, for now we can avoid accounting for financed emissions

The ISSB standards state that financial institutions will need to account for scope 3 emissions in line with the GHG Protocol from 2025, these are their words: IFSR 2, section B59 Paragraph 29 (a)(i)(3) requires an entity to disclose its absolute gross Scope 3 Greenhouse gas emissions generated during the reporting period, including upstream and downstream emissions. An entity that participates in one or more of the following financial activities is required to disclose additional and specific information about its Category 15 emissions or those emissions associated with its investments which is also known as ‘financed emissions’: (a) asset management (see paragraph B61); (b) commercial banking (see paragraph B62); and(c) insurance (see paragraph B63).

We can’t expect portfolio companies or customers to report their carbon emissions to us, they have no legal obligation so who are we to ask?

For banks and investors, the majority of emissions come from the companies you lend to or invest in. Without actual data from those companies, it is impossible to accurately account for emissions. Failing to account for these emissions often means reporting on less than 10% of the actual carbon footprint, which needs to be clearly disclosed. While asking companies to report their carbon emissions was once a unique request, it has become increasingly common worldwide. It’s irrelevant as to whether those companies have a legal obligation to provide the data, you can still ask and offer support. Through Sumday's Better Together program, you can add value by supporting your customers and portfolio companies to start carbon accounting, benefiting both them and your institution.

Pricing for banks and investors

Save costs and start carbon accounting internally or with the help of your advisors. Get in touch for pricing.

Here to help

Whether it’s product or accounting support, we have a dedicated team to guide you through the process. We’re here when you need us.