Reducio

Aiming to make facility service management CO2-negative

Empowering companies to
act sustainably

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Challenge #1

"Customers require CO2 data to maintain our collaboration, presenting a significant barrier to selling our product."

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Challenge #2

"We lack the knowhow to reduce our emissions without impacting revenue, which hinders our ability to align with sustainability goals and meet customer expectations."

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Challenge #3

"We do not have time or resources to upload invoices and maintain a new system, so current CO2 reporting systems do not apply"

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Your are not alone…

Only 6%

of danish companies have a plan to reduce their scope 3 emission

85% of emissions are scope 3

which we can help your company calculate

86% companies need

to calculate and provide a quarterly or yearly sustainability report by 2028

94% of consumers

are more likely to choose a brand that offers comprehensive CO2 data

Reducio simplifies the process and ensure a seamless integration, so you can focus on your core business while achieving sustainability goals.

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Our AI automatically break down and analyzes your procurement data via an API from your ERP system

Analyzing your Data

The invoice lines are converted into CO2 emissions using data from Concito database, DTU, and the Ministry of Environment

Sustainability insights

We use the LCA 2.0 framework to break down your procurement data into animal- and plant-based categories

Why Reducio

The name Reducio is inspired by "reduce," reflecting our goal of helping facility service providers optimize—not by cutting revenue or reducing service frequency, but by enabling smarter and more efficient spending based on sustainability targets

Vision

At Reducio.ai, our mission is to provide innovative solutions for businesses, enabling them to optimize processes, improve efficiency, and contribute to a more sustainable future

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