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Salvidia is a carbon intelligence platform. It measures the carbon footprint of your organisation, your events, and your products — starting from data you already have. The core idea is simple: your financial data already knows your carbon story. Every invoice you pay, every flight you book, and every kilowatt-hour you’re billed for leaves a trace in your accounts. Salvidia reads that trace and translates it into emissions, organised by scope and category, following recognised international standards.

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What Salvidia does

  • Measures your footprint across Scope 1, 2, and 3, using a combination of spend-based and activity-based methods
  • Connects to your accounting data (such as Xero) so you don’t start from a blank spreadsheet
  • Organises results into clear dashboards, category breakdowns, and downloadable reports
  • Supports three assessment types: organisations, events, and products
  • Keeps the methodology transparent, so your numbers stand up to scrutiny from auditors, boards, and reporting frameworks

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Who it’s for

Salvidia is built for teams that need credible numbers without a sustainability department:

Finance & operations teams

You own the data that drives the footprint. Salvidia meets you where that data lives, in your ledger, instead of asking you to re-enter everything by hand.

Sustainability leads

You need defensible, standards-aligned results you can put in front of stakeholders, clients, and reporting frameworks like the GHG Protocol and ASRS.

Event organisers

Festivals, conferences, and sporting events have footprints dominated by travel, catering, and suppliers. Salvidia’s event assessments are built for exactly that shape of data.

Consultants & advisors

Run assessments for multiple client companies from one account, with each client’s data kept separate in its own workspace.

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What Salvidia is not

  • It’s not a carbon offset marketplace. Measurement comes first; what you do about the number is up to you.
  • It’s not a compliance checkbox. The methodology is transparent by design, so you can explain every figure in your report.

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