Learn the product-carbon-footprint market from the ground up. Every lesson is plain and short. Finish all of them, and you can explain PCF and sell Carbon-OS to any buyer.
See exactly how Carbon-OS works for a client. Pick a scenario, switch between roles, build a product, collect supplier data, calculate the footprint, and read the ROI. Nothing here touches a server.
Add a part under a product. Its weight share decides how the platform auto-classifies it, using the same threshold logic a real PCF program uses.
Pick a part, then submit material, process and transport data. Tier 1 signs in with SSO; Tier 2 uses a secure link. This is where primary data enters the system.
Every submission runs a background calculation against emission factors. In production this queries a licensed Ecoinvent database. Only the Company Admin can approve and lock a result.
Results roll up from every calculated part. The heaviest contributor is flagged as the hotspot, so the client knows where to act first.
Demo factors are illustrative, not licensed Ecoinvent data. Use the numbers to see the flow, not to quote a client.
| Part | Class | Status |
|---|---|---|
| No parts yet. Add one in Step 1. | ||
The exact, step-by-step plan for the Climes team to capture the PCF and CBAM opportunity. Work the stages in order. Tick each step as you finish it. Use the Deal Toolkit to navigate the buyer's own team.
The full map of where product-carbon-footprint demand lives, why it is growing, and how much of it Climes can serve. Regulation is turning a voluntary market into a forced one, category by category.
Each rule turns another category into forced demand. The wave runs for years, not months.
Every category where PCF bites, with its driver, buyer, urgency, and the revenue Climes can realistically serve in India. Click a row for the detail.
India, Climes-serviceable estimate in Rs Cr. Midpoints shown.
Four revenue lines. The same product earns across all categories, from a cheap first step to recurring revenue.
Go where demand is forced first. Add categories as their deadlines arrive.
Who else does this, the model they run, the price they sell at, and where Climes wins. Prices are public or estimated ranges.
Most incumbents are US or EU platforms built for corporate footprints, priced for large enterprises. The gap is a product-level, CBAM-ready, audit-grade platform at an India price, with supplier collection built in. That gap is where Carbon-OS wins.