
One product model. Everything runs on it.
Recipes, products and packaging modelled once, then measured, reported, analysed and risk-scored from the same graph. This page is the reference: everything the platform does, grouped by what it does.
Measure
Multi-impact life-cycle assessment to published EU methodology, not a carbon-only spreadsheet. Every value traceable to a named dataset and version.
- All 16 EU PEF categories
Official units, normalisation and weighting to one comparable single score; EF 3.1 primary, EF 3.0 secondary.
- GHG Protocol Scope 1, 2 and 3
Product-relevant Scope 3 categories, Scope 2 location-based and market-based, per-gas breakdown, biogenic CO₂ and avoided emissions.
- Computed PEF data-quality rating
Technological, geographical and time representativeness plus precision, scored on every product, list row and portfolio.
- Circular Footprint Formula
Recycled content, energy recovery and virgin substitution at end of life; reusable transport packaging amortised over its uses.
- Cradle to grave
Five lifecycle stages, about 30 contributor types, eight end-of-life fates, process emissions characterised with the method's own factors; food loss before purchase and consumer waste set per consumption location, with their source in the report.
- Flexible functional units
Per SKU, per kg, per serving or custom; at the factory gate or in the consumer's hands.
Model
A visual lifecycle editor for four product types, with the productivity helpers that make a first result quick and a nested supply chain explainable.
- Four product types
Recipes from ingredients alone; finished products with packaging and production; purchased goods with their own model or a Registry listing; packaging products.
- Products as ingredients
Multi-level supply graphs, sub-recipes flattened to the authored line, dependency mapping to depth 20.
- Scenario models
Alternative designs off a product with live per-category deltas, nested models, replace-in-place.
- Primary-data overrides
Measured supplier or site data at ingredient, supplier and location level, with the dataset figure kept beside it. A supplier's figure typed in with their verification statement or PCF certificate attached reads 3rd-party verified; otherwise it is self-declared.
- Validation and defaults
Three severities before calculation; default production steps, transport and disposal so a partial product is calculable; a Data issues page that lists what keeps each draft from completing, with the fix.
- Transport, steps and packaging levels
Add missing transport links fills every supplier with no transport leg; a % share of volume on each route out of a fork and to each consumption country; default steps finish the product at its own weight; packaging levels down to one unit, and returnable packaging amortised over its uses.
- Co-products by mass
A step output marked as a co-product takes its mass share of the impact and is listed with its source products; a by-product takes none, and a large one is flagged. Your own co-products and by-products go into other recipes from the picker, their figures following the source product, and volume reports count each one once.
- Circular inputs
Mark a raw material as a co-product (its allocated share) or a residue (cut off, only its own transport and processing count). Reports show the circular share of input mass and the impact avoided compared with the conventional ingredient each line replaces, beside the footprint and never subtracted from it.
- Revisions
Append-only snapshots with preview, compare and restore; up to 500 per product.
Report
Product-level deliverables and corporate footprints from the same records, versioned and stamped so a figure can be reproduced later.
- Product PEF and GHG reports
Formal LCA document structure, hotspots, the flattened raw-materials view with each raw material's impact per kg, per-emission lineage, an allocation and circularity note; PDF and CSV. The GHG report carries the product's PACT footprint, published from a PACT conformant solution, with its allocation rules declared.
- A+ to G eco-label and share cards
PEF or co-branded Foundation Earth variants for on-pack and front-of-pack.
- Baseline, historical and forecast
Fixed-year baseline; actuals from production volumes; projection from a plan. PEF or GHG lens.
- Targets and progress
Per-category or overall, year-over-year or long-term; on-track and insufficient status.
- Company scope and disclosure readiness
One canonical view across workspaces; PEF, CSRD E1, SBTi, GHG scopes and TCFD chips earned from data or marked not assessed.
- Land-sector reporting
The SBTi FLAG split and the GHG Protocol Land Sector and Removals Standard categories, each raw material's spatial boundary named; removals not assessed, never netted.
- PDFs from every view
Baseline, historical and forecast reports saved as PDF from the PEF, GHG, Risk and Data quality views, with a cover page.
- Your logo on report PDFs
Chosen at each download, on a product one-pager or a volume report, beside Sustained's.
Disclose
The reports you already run, turned into the workbooks your disclosures are filled from. Every caveat is printed in the file: modelled Scope 1 and 2, volumes standing in for purchases, not third-party verified.
- The climate disclosure pack
One workbook per baseline or historical period: the GHG inventory by scope and category (what the pack does not assess written as not assessed, never zero), SBTi FLAG Tool inputs, and figures laid out for CDP 7.8, ESRS E1 and VSME B3. With the GHG add-on.
- WRAP Scope 3 conformance
Inside the climate pack: WRAP's Scope 3 Protocols checked against your data, met, partly met or yours to report, with a draft conformance statement.
- Nature and commodities pack
EUDR commodities by origin, with EUDR screening against the EU country benchmark on the Annex I scope; the CDP Forests tables, counting each line's commodity content by mass; and double materiality inputs for ESRS and TNFD. With Risk & Analytics.
- UK packaging EPR file
Per half-year, in the column layout of the UK's Report Packaging Data service, from your packaging and volumes; the file you check and upload. An add-on.
- Company packs
Every workspace summed for exactly the same period, with the ones left out named; nothing pro-rated.
- Previewed before download
Each page shows what the workbook will say, and why a figure is missing, before you take the file.
Analyse
One persisted analytics store behind a Home dashboard, four role lenses and narrative insight cards held to an evidence rule.
- Home dashboard
Portfolio hero, needs-attention row, data confidence, where to reduce, commitments; sections hidden and reordered per user.
- Role lenses
Business, ESG, Product and Procurement at workspace and company scope, each with signal slots and supporting tables.
- AI insight cards
Persona-specific findings regenerated only when the data changed; every figure in a card must appear in its evidence.
- Supplier analytics
Attributed coverage, concentration, largest suppliers, origin exposure, single-source lines, per-supplier scorecards. With Risk & Analytics.
- Where the impact concentrates
Impact by raw material, supplier, country, process and product, per PEF category, with the primary-data share. With Risk & Analytics.
- Rankings and comparison
Ingredient, category and process rankings that disclose what they leave out; up to five products compared side by side.
- Search and export
Filter across about 15 dimensions, folders and spaces, async bulk export of up to 1,000 products.
Risk
A supply-chain climate-risk layer that runs on the product data you already hold, scored per product, rolled to company, expressed in money.
The climate risk page- Eight hazards
Flood, heat and cyclone as calibrated annual probabilities; drought, water stress, wildfire, soil and frost as exposure indices, weighted down accordingly.
- Revenue at risk
Expected annual loss plus one-in-25 and one-in-100 tail years for flood, heat and cyclone; worst single hazard, never summed.
- Hotspots and the supplier matrix
Contribution by supplier, country, commodity and product; a supplier-by-hazard grid over every sourcing node.
- Four nature readings
Biodiversity intactness, ocean acidification, deforestation at the origins of EUDR commodities and logistics disruption, beside the hazards and never folded into the climate score.
- Scenario and ESRS axes
Re-scored under a high-warming 2050 future; twelve ESRS-shaped axes, nine climate and three nature, with their coverage counted.
- Insurance and Investor lensesEarly access
Protection gap and parametric-trigger candidates; scenario-resilience statement and double materiality.
Registry
Suppliers share impact data for what they sell, and choose who can see it. Their customers ask for it item by item, use it in their models, or keep it as a record.
The Impact Registry page- Three ways in
From a workspace, which can be shared with everyone; on a free form, answered only to whoever asked; or through the partner API.
- Ask, check, use
Ask by item from your raw materials or supplier list. The Use sheet shows what changes before it changes. The relationship with the company decides whether its figures are usable in reported footprints.
- Your purchasing list, requested by line
Import what you buy from a CSV, ask a supplier about up to 500 items in one request, and bring their answers into your models through a review.
- Data you already hold
Key in a supplier's figures from their own document, marked as declared, with the document attached; ask them to confirm it.
- Allocation stated
Every product listing declares allocation by mass and the rules behind its figures, shown to buyers and printed on the footprint statement.
- Labelled wherever it lands
A provenance ladder on every raw material and a Registry badge on every report line, naming the publisher.
- Freshness and withdrawal
24-month validity, reminders to the publisher, Update available on the row, applied only when you choose, withdrawal that honours history.
- Footprint statements
A PDF with the figures, datasets and a verify link anyone can check against the Registry's record.
Onboard
Data collection is the dominant cost in LCA. Sustained attacks it with a language model for documents and a purpose-built matcher for meaning.
- Import from File
PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, email or JSON in; a structured product with ingredients, amounts, the supplier of each line, packaging materials, production steps and the case and pallet with its uses out, best of three extractions kept. A Word specification template to start from.
- Ingredient-list extraction
Paste a declaration; get top-level ingredients with estimated shares, completed by a share-prediction model.
- Semantic matching
Free text to the reference catalogue for ingredients, packaging types, materials and categories, with confidence graded and shown.
- Persistent mappings
Your external IDs map once; corrections persist, so repeat onboarding stays consistent.
- Supplier emission factors
Certificate-scoped factors arriving with a recipe relayed as primary climate overrides on the supplier record.
Connect
A documented public API, partners that provision tenants into the platform, and the identity and access controls large teams require.
- Sustained Product Footprint API
Ingest SKUs at low or high resolution, retrieve scores and hotspots, reference vocabularies; OpenAPI spec published and drift-tested.
- Integration partners
TraceGains and Recipe Professor provision tenants automatically with the features and dataset their users start on.
- Enterprise SSO
OAuth2 and OIDC via enterprise identity providers, email verification on self-serve accounts.
- Roles and workspaces
Seven roles over 61 capabilities, per-user folder and space access, customer → workspace → user isolation.
- Assurance role and activity log
A read-only login for your auditor, with an access end date; an append-only log of who changed what, kept seven years and exportable as CSV.
- PACT footprint exchange
Product carbon footprints published in the PACT data model and served over the PACT API, Technical Specifications v3, to a buyer's own system; Sustained is a PACT conformant solution. Shared by email per buyer, revocable. With the GHG add-on.
- Self-service and billing
Pick a package and shape, pay by card or by annual invoice, provisioned straight away; a twelve-month term you can grow in the app. Registry Free signs up with no card, and the Registry package sells online too.
Not a black box. Methods, data and infrastructure you can name.
Methods
Three versioned methodologies selectable per calculation; results pinned to the methodology and dataset version they were computed on.
Datasets
Named on every report line. ecoinvent available as a bundle where a customer requires it. HESTIA data carries its CC BY 4.0 attribution wherever its numbers appear.
Data quality
A computed data-quality rating by the PEF DQR method, not a third-party verification. Assurance levels from self-declared to ISO-certified on every primary record; a supplier's figure your team types in reads 3rd-party verified only with their verification statement or PCF certificate attached.
Infrastructure
Cloud-native on AWS in one EU region, private-subnet workloads, TLS required on every database connection, continuous threat detection, keyless CI/CD, audit trail, and a customer activity log kept seven years. The product and Registry databases can be restored to any point in the last 35 days, and a weekly copy is kept in a second EU region under a lock that stops anyone deleting it early. No SOC 2 or ISO 27001 attestation yet.

A PACT conformant solution
Sustained's PACT endpoint passed the PACT initiative's conformance testing on Technical Specifications v3 in September 2026, so product carbon footprints published from Sustained can be read by any other PACT conformant system. PACT is hosted by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD). Footprint exchange is part of the corporate GHG add-on.
About the PACT initiativeFarm-gate data from HESTIA
Where an ingredient is grown matters more than anything downstream, so national farm averages come from HESTIA, the open agricultural data platform run by the University of Oxford: 161 ingredients across 43 countries, release 1.1 of 10 March 2026, validated aggregates only. What happens to those farm inputs, and everything after the farm gate, is calculated on Sustained's own reference data, so a HESTIA ingredient stays comparable with every other one in your report.
About HESTIAHESTIA data release 1.1 (2026-03-10), hestia.earth, licensed under CC BY 4.0 and aggregated into Sustained's reference data. HESTIA logo © Joseph Poore, used with permission. HESTIA has not reviewed or endorsed Sustained's results.
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