Climate TechESG / Supply Chain
Atelier Carbon Ledger
Scope-3 accounting OS for French luxury maisons that maps supplier ateliers, materials, and logistics into audit-ready carbon ledgers for CSRD reporting.
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- (i) Idea name
- Atelier Carbon Ledger
- (ii) Full description
Scope-3 accounting OS for French luxury maisons that maps supplier ateliers, materials, and logistics into audit-ready carbon ledgers for CSRD reporting.
How it makes money: Enterprise SaaS seats + per-SKU footprint calculation credits; auditor co-sell revenue share.
- (iii) Team location
- France · Paris
- (iv) Team size
- 21 people
- (v) Industry
- Climate Tech
- (vi) Sector
- ESG / Supply Chain
- (vii) Fundraising secured?
- Yes — Series A · $19.5MEuropean climate growth + fashion strategics
- (viii) Official website
- carbonfact.com
- (ix) Official socials
- (x) Go-forward play
Spin out a vertical niche
Spin a ready-to-wear-only SKU module and sell it to mid-market brands that cannot afford full maison deployments.
France · ParisSource seed:fr-esg-rounds · scanned 10/18/2026, 8:00:00 AM
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