Sustainability isn't
a story. It's a measurement.
Every figure on this page is independently verifiable in customer factories. We work with the World Bank, GOTS, M&S, H&M and Tesco on benchmarking and audit alignment — and publish our methodology so you can stress-test the numbers yourself.
saved cumulatively
avoided
not consumed
savings delivered
No carbon credits.
No offsets. Just measured reductions.
The figures above are not estimates, projections, or model outputs. They are aggregated from real production data captured by our software in customer factories — the same data feeds we provide for GOTS, Higg and brand-partner audits.
Our unit economics are simple: every kilogram of fabric, litre of milk, or tonne of paint produced under SystainSuite has a documented baseline and a measured outcome. The cumulative impact is the sum of those measured deltas, audited annually.
Pre-deployment baseline
Before SystainSuite goes live, we capture three months of factory baseline data — water, energy, chemicals and CO₂ per kg fabric, L milk, t paint. This becomes the customer's reference point.
Continuous measurement at source
Once live, every batch records its actual resource consumption from PLC and meter feeds. No estimation. No averaging. Measured at the point of use.
Verified delta calculation
Monthly delta = (baseline per unit) − (measured per unit) × production volume. The customer sees the same figure we do — and so does their auditor.
Annual third-party audit
Our cumulative impact figures are reviewed annually against customer audit data submitted to GOTS, Higg, ZDHC and brand-specific programmes (M&S, H&M, Tesco). Discrepancies are reconciled before publication.
16 years of
compounding impact.
The numbers compound year-on-year as more customers come online and existing customers add modules. The chart shows cumulative impact across all customers since 2010.
For every kg of fabric
we run, the typical mill saves:
Water reduction per kg fabric
Across dyeing, finishing and printing operations. Driven by lower liquor ratios, fewer reprocessing runs, and bath-compatibility sequencing.
CO₂ avoided per kg fabric
From reduced energy consumption (gas + electricity) and reduced chemical synthesis upstream. Calculated on customer-specific grid factors.
Electricity not consumed per kg
From optimised stenter curves, reduced changeover, and predictive maintenance scheduling that prevents idle running.
Auxiliary chemicals reduced per kg
Right-first-time dyeing means less salt, less dyestuff, fewer correction baths. Independently verified across multiple customer audits.
Built for the audits
your buyers actually require.
Order-level water, energy, and chemical traceability — exported in the format GOTS auditors require, with no manual reconciliation.
Direct data export to Higg FEM submissions. Resource consumption, waste streams, and emissions captured at source — not estimated.
Chemical inventory and MRSL/RSL alignment captured at recipe level. Audit submissions are produced automatically.
Compliant with M&S Plan A water, energy, and chemical reporting requirements for tier-1 and tier-2 textile suppliers.
Traceability and resource data formatted to support STeP applications across chemicals, environmental performance and quality.
EnMS data captured by SystainSuite supports ISO 50001 energy reviews. Aligned with ISO 14001 environmental documentation requirements.
Where SystainSuite
moves the SDG needle.
Our customer impact contributes directly to four United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. We report against these alignments in our annual impact statement.
Clean Water & Sanitation
50M m³ fresh water saved cumulatively. Reduced liquor ratios and reprocessing loops cut withdrawal at source.
Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure
Bringing intelligent manufacturing to traditional process industries — software-led upgrades without capital replacement.
Responsible Consumption & Production
Right-first-time recipes reduce dyestuff, salt and auxiliary waste. ~6g chemicals saved per kg fabric on average.
Climate Action
1.3M tonnes CO₂ avoided. Equivalent to taking 280,000 cars off the road for a year — at customer factory level.
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