When the RFP asks for your carbon footprint, you'll have the number.
Floranor pulls emissions-relevant data from NetSuite, QuickBooks, your cloud providers, utility bills, and travel platforms, maps every line of spend to an emission factor, and produces audit-ready Scope 1, 2, and 3 reports for CSRD, CDP, and customer questionnaires.
Built for 100 to 2,000 person companies that sell to enterprises. No sustainability team required.
94 of 108 required ESRS E1 datapoints filled
Your footprint is already in your systems. We do the accounting.
Most mid-market emissions data lives in the general ledger, the cloud bill, and the travel platform. Floranor reads those sources directly, so your footprint stays current instead of being reconstructed once a year.
Connects to what you already run
NetSuite, QuickBooks, AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, and the major travel platforms connect in minutes. Utility bills get forwarded to a dedicated inbox and parsed automatically. CSV covers the rest.
Every number traces to a source
Each transaction maps to an emission factor from published datasets, with the factor, the source document, and the calculation visible on every line. When an auditor or a customer asks how you got a figure, you show them.
Reports shaped to the ask
One dataset, many outputs: ESRS E1 datapoints for CSRD, CDP questionnaire responses, and a customer-facing summary you can drop into an RFP. Every export ships with a methodology appendix.
Three steps. About two weeks to a defensible footprint.
The work happens in your finance stack, not in a workshop. Whoever closes your books can run this.
Connect your systems
Authorize read-only access to your accounting platform, cloud accounts, and travel tool. Forward a year of utility bills. Most teams finish setup in one afternoon.
Review the calculated footprint
Floranor classifies your transactions, applies emission factors, and surfaces the 20 or so line items that drive most of your footprint. You confirm or correct them, which usually takes under two hours.
Export audit-ready reports
Generate CSRD datapoints, CDP responses, or a customer-facing PDF, each with full methodology notes. Your numbers refresh monthly as new transactions land.
Priced like software, because it is software.
A consultant-led footprint typically runs $30,000 to $80,000 a year and arrives once. Floranor is a fraction of that and stays current.
Starter
For companies that need a credible footprint and answers for customer questionnaires.
$299 / month
- Full Scope 1, 2, and 3 footprint
- QuickBooks or NetSuite, plus 3 more sources
- Utility bill parsing
- Customer-facing PDF and XLSX exports
- Email support
Growth
For companies facing CSRD or CDP deadlines, or losing enterprise deals over ESG sections.
$799 / month
- Everything in Starter
- Unlimited data sources
- CSRD (ESRS E1) and CDP exports
- Line-level audit trail and factor overrides
- Monthly refresh with variance flags
- Onboarding with a carbon accountant
Enterprise
For multi-entity companies with auditors, assurance requirements, or their own factor sets.
Custom
- Everything in Growth
- Multi-entity consolidation
- Auditor workspace with read-only access
- Custom emission factor libraries
- SSO and API access
Questions we get from CFOs and ops leads
How do you calculate our footprint, and will an auditor accept it?
We follow the GHG Protocol Corporate Standard. Scope 1 and 2 come from activity data where we have it, meaning fuel volumes, kWh from your utility bills, and your grid region. Scope 3 starts spend-based, using your general ledger mapped to published emission factor datasets, and upgrades to activity-based data where your systems provide it, such as cloud usage and flight itineraries.
Every figure keeps a link to its source transaction, the factor applied, and the calculation. That line-level trail plus the methodology appendix is exactly what limited assurance reviews look for. We built the product around that requirement rather than adding it later.
We have no sustainability team. Can we actually do this?
Yes, and you are the company we built this for. Floranor assumes the person running it is in finance or ops, not a climate specialist. Setup is one afternoon of connecting systems, the first review is about two hours, and after that it is roughly an hour a month. The product explains each decision it makes in plain language, so you never have to defend a number you do not understand.
What if half our data is in spreadsheets and PDF bills, not in NetSuite?
That is normal. Utility bills get forwarded to a dedicated inbox and parsed automatically, including scanned PDFs. Anything else comes in as CSV with a mapping step that takes a few minutes per file. You do not need clean data to start; you need the data you already have.
How long until we can hand a report to a customer?
About two weeks from first connection for a full footprint, assuming your books are reasonably current. If you only need to answer the ESG section of a specific RFP, you can usually export a defensible summary within the first few days, before the full footprint is finalized.
You are pre-launch. What does early access actually involve?
The product works today; we are onboarding companies in small cohorts so each one gets direct time with the founding team and a carbon accountant. Early access customers lock in current pricing, get a say in the report formats we build next, and can leave at any time with a full export of their data and calculations. We would rather tell you this plainly than fake a customer wall.
The next RFP with an ESG section is already in someone's inbox.
Tell us what your customers are asking for and which systems you run. We will tell you honestly whether Floranor fits, and how fast you would have your first report.
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