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A legal entity is a distinct registered company or reporting unit with its own emissions boundary. For most mid-market companies, this means the parent company plus any subsidiaries you are required to consolidate for your disclosure report. If you are a single-entity business with one set of financials, you need one entity. Multi-subsidiary groups or holding companies with separate operating companies should count each operating company as an entity.

You can upgrade to a higher tier at any time. The price difference for the remaining months of your annual contract is prorated and charged immediately. Downgrades take effect at the next renewal date to avoid disrupting an active disclosure cycle. We don't lock you out of data you've already entered if you downgrade; you retain read-only access to your ledger entries.

Yes. From Growth tier upward, Emitpulse supports multi-entity consolidation with separate data ingestion per entity and consolidated reporting at the group level. Each entity has its own ledger scope, and the disclosure report aggregates across the entities you include in the reporting boundary. Entity boundaries follow the GHG Protocol consolidation approaches (operational control, equity share, financial control).

The audit-ready export (Enterprise) includes: the disclosure report draft, a methodology appendix describing data sources, emissions factor libraries applied and their versions, scope boundary definitions and exclusions rationale, a complete ledger extract in CSV and PDF format, and the full audit log showing every computation, factor match, and manual override with timestamps. It is structured to be handed directly to your third-party assurance provider.

The Growth plan covers Scope 3 Categories 1-8 (all upstream categories). Enterprise covers all 15 categories including downstream categories and financed emissions (Category 15) using the PCAF methodology. Not all 15 categories are applicable to every business. Emitpulse helps you determine which categories are material for your sector and reporting framework before you spend time collecting data for irrelevant categories.

Emitpulse is designed with SOC 2 controls in mind: TLS encryption for all data in transit, AES-256 encryption at rest, role-based access controls, and full access audit logging. We do not share your emissions data or financial data with third parties except as required to operate the service. Each customer's data is logically isolated. Enterprise customers can request a security review as part of the onboarding process.