ESG and Sustainability solutions

Echo automatically registers and classifies every new device as soon as it connects — even before the operating system is installed.
It links the device to a department, owner, and location, ensuring full visibility from day one. This allows you to integrate lifecycle and ESG tracking early, and avoid unmanaged assets that later disrupt reporting.

Echo continuously tracks usage patterns, hardware health (e.g. battery wear, uptime), and security status (e.g. encryption, antivirus) across all devices.
This enables better decision-making around performance, risk, and environmental impact — and supports data-driven lifecycle management, CO₂ tracking and internal accountability.

By analysing real-time usage across your fleet, Echo identifies underused or misassigned devices that can be reassigned instead of replaced.
This helps your organisation reduce procurement needs, avoid early scrapping, and cut emissions tied to unnecessary hardware refresh.

Echo provides insight into actual device condition: warranty status, usage intensity, hardware performance, and failure risk.
This lets you replace devices based on need — not arbitrary timelines — extending lifespan where possible and reducing the environmental footprint tied to procurement.

Before a device is retired, Echo verifies encryption status, logs policy compliance, and ensures audit traceability — even after a factory reset.
This ensures offboarding is secure and documented, and allows you to reuse or recycle devices with full confidence in ESG, data protection and governance.

Echo uses recognised methodologies based on the GHG Protocol, Scope 3 categories. CO₂ data is derived from usage profile, device type, and lifecycle duration — and includes both embodied emissions (from production) and estimated in-use impact.
This provides a consistent way to track, compare and improve your IT-related climate footprint.

Yes. Echo’s ESG framework is aligned with the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, especially Scope 3 Category 1 (purchased goods) and Category 11 (use of sold products).
This ensures your organisation can generate CO₂ data that is structured, comparable, and suitable for internal targets or external ESG reporting.

Absolutely. Echo lets you export ESG data including device-level CO₂, lifecycle duration, reuse rates, and procurement trends — all in formats compatible with CSRD, Scope 3 and GHG documentation.
You can access this via PowerBI dashboards or direct export into your ESG platform or reporting workflow.

Echo tracks all devices equally — whether new, reassigned or refurbished.
Because Echo operates at hardware level, it continues to collect data across ownership changes, helping you document circular IT practices and extend ESG visibility beyond first-time use.