SGS has launched Sami, a digital carbon management platform designed to help businesses bring emissions reporting, data quality, and decarbonisation planning into a single system.
Many organisations are still managing carbon data across disconnected systems, spreadsheets, and manual workflows, which can leave reporting fragmented and difficult to audit. SGS said Sami addresses that by drawing emissions data from enterprise systems, energy use, procurement, and logistics into one structured framework, giving users a clearer view of Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions across operations and supply chains.
Beyond measurement, the platform includes analytics and visualisation tools intended to support more informed decision-making, while alignment with the Science Based Targets initiative is designed to support target setting and reporting consistency. SGS said the platform can be used by companies ranging from SMEs to multinationals across manufacturing, logistics, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, agrofood, and retail.
Laura Berns, product manager at SGS, said: “Many organisations are still managing carbon data through disconnected systems and manual processes, which creates risk and limits visibility. Sami brings structure, traceability and insight to carbon management, helping businesses not only meet compliance requirements but also identify practical, cost-effective pathways to decarbonisation.”
As climate reporting expectations continue to tighten, software providers are increasingly being judged on whether they can turn environmental data into something usable across finance, operations, and supply chain teams. SGS said Sami is built to support reporting confidence, audit readiness, and action planning at scale.
