Scope-3 IT, finally reportable.
Carbon-optimal refresh forecasting, by-college emissions attribution, and an ITAD disposition ledger. Built on documented manufacturer LCAs and EPA eGRID factors, attributable to the unit that holds the asset, audit-grade for AASHE STARS. Sustainability your CFO can defend and your sustainability office can publish.
Two ways to report Scope-3 IT.
Numbers nobody can trace back to a laptop.
Your sustainability office spent six months building a Scope-3 dashboard in a separate vendor tool. The numbers are estimates. The audit trail is a spreadsheet. The numbers are decoupled from the actual fleet.
Carbon as a property of the asset itself.
Every asset row knows its embodied carbon (from the manufacturer LCA), its use-phase carbon (eGRID-region-aware), and its disposition carbon (from the ITAD ledger). The institutional total is the sum of audit-grade row math.
Refresh smarter. Attribute honestly. Dispose responsibly.
The three things a higher-ed sustainability office can actually pull on — built into the asset ledger, not a separate dashboard.
Carbon-optimal refresh forecasting.
Does keeping this MacBook one more year reduce institutional Scope-3 emissions — or increase them? The math runs per cohort and recommends which refresh waves to defer.
By-college emissions attribution.
Every kgCO2e is attributable to the unit that holds the asset. Useful for AASHE STARS, for college-level emissions budgets, and for the cross-comparisons sustainability officers actually need.
ITAD disposition ledger.
Reuse, resale, recycle, landfill — each disposition route carries a documented carbon credit or debit. The aggregate feeds the institutional report and per-college attribution.
The institutional Scope-3 dashboard, by college.
Audit-grade where the math comes from.
Every kgCO2e Habeo reports traces back to a documented public source. No proprietary estimation layer; no “trust us” constants.
/sustainability/carbon-db exposes the underlying emissions factors at any point in time — so an auditor can replay any historical number with the constants we used on that date.
Reporting your assurance review will sign off on.
AASHE STARS export.
OP-8 / OP-9 sustainable IT and electronic waste line-items pre-formatted for AASHE STARS submission. The export aligns with the current 3.0 rating-tool fields.
Princeton Review-style sustainability ranking.
By-college attribution gives institutional sustainability offices the granularity that the Green Honor Roll and similar rankings increasingly ask for.
Audit trail on every disposition.
The ITAD chain — picked up by R2-certified vendor, weighed, sorted, refurbished, resold — preserves the carbon credit with the original asset row in the audit log.
Vendor of record per route.
Each disposition route binds to a vendor of record (the R2 e-waste partner, the consortium refurbisher, the internal reuse pool). Proceeds tracking on resale; weights and certificates of destruction on recycle.
Sustainability-office RBAC.
Carbon-database edits and disposition-route assignments are gated behind a sustainability_admin role — separate from IT. Reports are read-only from a sustainability_viewer role.
FERPA-aware on student-employee assets.
Carbon attribution on student-employee assets respects FERPA scope; aggregate-but-not-individual reporting is enforced.
Sustainability, answered.
The questions sustainability officers and assurance reviewers ask. Answered briefly, sourced to the underlying methodology.
What emissions factors does Habeo use?
What is carbon-optimal refresh forecasting?
Can we attribute emissions back to a college or department?
How is the ITAD disposition tracked?
What reports can we generate?
Is this audit-grade for sustainability reporting?
Bring last year's AASHE STARS submission.
On the demo call we'll wire a sample of your fleet, run the carbon math against your eGRID region, and walk a parallel by-college attribution next to your existing report. 30 minutes, founder-led, no SDR triage.