Data assembled under deadline
Methodology undocumented
Numbers with no audit trail
Doesn’t survive a reviewer asking how you got there
Defensible data foundation
Documented methodology
Every figure traceable
Holds up when a procurement team, auditor, or regulator asks

"Good.Lab gave us complete confidence in our emissions calculations and a meaningful plan to achieve net zero by 2026."
"Good.Lab gave us a complete, regulation-ready view of our value-chain impact."

"Good.Lab has been instrumental in guiding Protingent through complying with Microsoft's supplier code of conduct."
of clients met third-party assurance requirements
of eligible customers come back year-over-year
Scope 1, 2, and 3 inventories delivered for companies with no prior emissions data
Methodology aligned across GHG Protocol, CA SB 253, CDP, TCFD, and ISSB
Not necessarily. Many frameworks draw on overlapping data, and we build your reporting foundation to work across CDP, EcoVadis, TCFD, and others rather than starting from scratch for each one. We'll tell you exactly what carries over and what doesn't.
With what you're being asked for. We don't build reports speculatively. We start with the actual requirements in front of you, whether that's a customer request, a regulatory deadline, or a procurement questionnaire. Everything else gets built from there.
Because we document every figure, every methodology decision, and every data source from day one, not as an afterthought. 100% of our clients have met third-party assurance requirements when externally evaluated.
Yes. We start with an honest assessment of what exists, what's reportable, what needs strengthening, and what gaps need to be closed before you can make credible claims. We don't build reports around what sounds good. We build them around what's defensible.
GRI, ISSB (IFRS S1 and S2), SASB, ESRS, TCFD, CDP, California SB 253, and customer questionnaires. We assess which apply to your situation and build from there.
Depends on the complexity of your data and the frameworks in scope. A focused first report typically takes anywhere from 2 to 5 months from data assessment to final report.








