Atmoz

Core Features

Atmoz treats carbon management as an information flow that should sit alongside financial reporting rather than as a separate sustainability task. Built around the pillars of insights, actions and compliance, the platform uses data from existing business systems to generate emissions metrics, then combines software with expert support and climate projects to help organisations respond. Within this approach, some of its main features are:

• Automated ERP-driven accounting - Atmoz connects to ERP and accounting systems with “one-click” setup, pulling transactional data to calculate Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions and generate an audit-ready GHG report.

• Review–Resolve–Restore workflow - The carbon accounting solution is structured as a three-step “impact loop”: Review (complete footprint visibility, hotspot analysis, benchmarking), Resolve (prioritised reduction recommendations and action plans) and Restore (one-click offsetting of remaining emissions).

• Compliance-ready reporting - Atmoz produces audit-ready, globally aligned reports and offers pre-filled formats and guided templates for frameworks such as GHG, VSME and ESRS-E1, with a view to supporting CSRD-related and other regulatory expectations as they evolve.

• Actionable reduction guidance - The platform highlights where emissions are concentrated and generates tailored action plans for clients and partners such as accounting firms.

• Integrated climate advisory services - Atmoz’s climate advisory offering provides tailored guidance on regulations, climate strategy and reporting, helping teams understand their emissions, build capacity and communicate progress to stakeholders.

• Offset marketplace and partner ecosystem - Users can invest in pre-vetted, high-integrity climate projects (including Gold Standard-certified options) via the integrated offset marketplace, extended by the Atmoz Restore project portfolio.

Closing Insights

Atmoz grew out of climate advisory work, where its founders saw that many businesses – especially SMEs – struggled to turn accounting data into emissions insight. By building an end-to-end platform that plugs into ERP and finance systems, they sought to reduce barriers of time, knowledge and cost while keeping carbon management aligned with recognised standards such as the GHG Protocol and CSRD-related expectations.

Customer stories from Equestrian Stockholm, Big Image and Visma show how the platform can support both brands and software providers that want integrated climate reporting and offsetting options. Atmoz’s collaboration with Visma on a Carbon Footprint module, together with coverage in initiatives such as Sweden Sustaintech Venture Day, points to a route-to-market that scales impact through partnerships across the financial and software ecosystem.

For organizations weighting their options, Atmoz is positioned as a service that can adapt to evolving rules, frameworks and partner contexts, supported by climate advisory and an offset marketplace.