Sustainability reporting
you can defend.
A spreadsheet can give you a carbon total. It can't tell an auditor who approved it, what it was based on, or whether it changed last Tuesday. Dominus treats a reporting year like an accounting period — configured, evidenced, reviewed, approved, and locked.
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Every number traces to a source.
Fuel, electricity, business travel, refrigerants — every Scope 1, 2 and 3 record lives in one read-only ledger per company, per period. Each row carries its method, its emission factor and vintage, its evidence status, and a quality flag. Nothing gets summarized before you can see where it came from.
See what's missing before an auditor does.
A category-by-month grid shows exactly what's recorded, confirmed zero, estimated, or still missing — across all 17 GHG Protocol categories. No more finding the gap in March during the year-end scramble.
Close a year, and it stays closed.
Submit for review, request changes, approve, close — every step is timestamped and attributed. Closing freezes the year as an immutable, numbered snapshot. Need a correction later? Reopening creates v2; v1 stays exactly as it was, because someone may already have relied on it.
The annual inventory, four steps
The same discipline whether you're closing for CSRD, VSME, a customer questionnaire, or your own targets.
Configure the year
Set the boundary, consolidation approach, and which categories apply before a single number is entered.
Enter & evidence
Record activity data and attach the source document behind it — invoice, meter reading, travel receipt.
Review & sign off
Send for review, resolve requested changes, and get an Admin approval before anything is final.
Close & export
Lock the year into a versioned snapshot and export the full audit package — PDF, Excel, ZIP.
Built for the year someone checks.
Still early. If you prepare or audit sustainability reports, I'd like to hear where this would break for you.
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