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Usually with no more than two people and a spreadsheet.
SBTi, EUDR, CSRD, Ecovadis: frameworks all require different data, and it’s hard to find the synergy between your efforts.
Data is spread across the organization and quality varies. Harmonization and cleaning is a tedious process.
From primary supplier data to high-level spend data: Spirefly works with a tiered data model so that you can get started immediately and improve data points through time.
Understand within minutes what the quantitative effect would be of your interventions across carbon, water, and land.
Simply tell Spirefly what you would like to change compared to your baseline and build intuitive graphs that help you make the right decision.
Nicola Friedman - Rainforest Alliance
Leaya Amey - Maple Leaf Foods
Nicholas Hamilton - Sodexo
Your nature data isn't a report. It's the foundation for your sustainability tasks.
From setting science-based targets to answering supplier questionnaires to building your CSRD disclosures.
The Sustainability Workbench is the best place to get your tasks done and turn your ambitions into reality.
It’s an AI-powered environment that gives you access to reliable resources, proven processes and best practices all adapted to your needs and wishes.
Discover how Spirefly can accelerate your sustainability trajectory and save valuable time and costs
Yes. Where primary supplier data is unavailable, Spirefly draws on peer-reviewed industry databases — AgriBalyse for food and agricultural products, and ecoinvent for other inputs. For origins that can’t be directly traced, Spirefly uses trade flow models to estimate likely countries of origin. You start with what you have and refine over time.
Yes. FLAG (Forests, Land and Agriculture) is the SBTi framework for companies with significant land-use emissions. Spirefly has FLAG and non-FLAG emission splits built in, so land-use targets and fossil fuel targets are tracked separately — exactly as SBTi requires.
Spirefly measures four impact categories using the ReCiPe 2016 LCIA methodology: carbon emissions, water use, land use, and pollution — specifically freshwater eutrophication and soil acidification. All four are calculated at the product and supply chain level.
Spirefly calculates country- and crop-specific nature risk exposure across 15+ dimensions, including water availability, land degradation, deforestation, and biodiversity indicators. Risk data is drawn from SBTN, Trends.Earth, LandGriffon, and UNEP-WCMC.
The main input is your supply chain data — ingredient lists, spend data, or supplier information. From there, most analytical work is handled by Spirefly; your team steers, reviews, and acts on the outputs. Spirefly has been successfully deployed in sustainability teams of 1–5 people.
Most clients start with data exports — a CSV from your ERP, a supplier spreadsheet, or spend data. Over time, Spirefly works toward a more integrated setup where data flows in directly through APIs.
Yes. Spirefly accepts your own LCA data, supplier-level primary data, or existing product carbon footprints. Where primary data is unavailable, the platform fills in using industry databases. As your data improves, your baseline updates automatically.
Once your data is gathered, companies are up and running within one week. The onboarding session itself takes 30 minutes.
