Greenio

Greenio is carbon accounting software for Indian companies, tracking Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions and supporting BRSR, ESG, and CCTS reporting. Users can enter electricity, gas, fuel, and refrigerant data, or use estimates, then view emissions by month, source, and hotspot. Greenio says its calculations use BEE-standard methods and CEA/BEE emission factors for India. Reporting includes board-ready PDF exports and CCTS Verify and Snapshot downloads. The Free plan includes unlimited data entry and four PDF reports per year. Growth costs ₹2,999 a month and includes 12 PDF, CSV, or Excel reports yearly; Pro costs ₹5,999 a month and includes unlimited exports, up to 10 team members, and up to 10 suppliers. Enterprise costs ₹49,999 a month and includes CCTS and BEE PAT modules, multi-entity support, API access, and dedicated onboarding and support. Greenio is available on the web and through an API. Its stated audience includes Indian companies with 1–250 employees and non-specialists such as operations and finance teams.

Greenio combines emissions tracking with reporting options for Indian regulatory and business needs. The Free plan has a four-report annual limit, while higher plans add more export formats, team capacity, and support.

Greenio is intended for Indian companies with 1–250 employees, including operations and finance teams without carbon-accounting specialization. It may suit teams that need emissions tracking alongside BRSR, ESG, or CCTS reporting.

Greenio is carbon-accounting software aimed at Indian companies, especially operations and finance teams without specialist sustainability staff. It suits businesses with 1–250 employees that need Scope 1–3 accounting tied to Indian reporting frameworks. The main buying question is how many reports, collaborators and regulatory modules your organisation needs.

Overview

Greenio records Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions and breaks them down by month, source and hotspot. That gives a smaller business a way to identify concentration points instead of relying on one annual total. Electricity, gas, fuel and refrigerant entries are supported, and estimates can fill gaps when source records are incomplete.

Its India-specific methodology is a practical advantage for local reporting. Greenio uses BEE-standard methods and CEA/BEE emission factors, then turns the account into BRSR and ESG reports, board-ready PDFs, and CCTS Verify and Snapshot downloads. Companies reporting under other frameworks may find that emphasis less compelling.

Key features

Accounting and collection

Built-in factors and Scope 1–3 coverage provide a broad starting point for a general business. Bulk import, bill scanning and Tally integration can reduce repetitive entry where those records already exist. Supplier engagement and an audit trail extend the workflow beyond internal utility bills, while estimates keep progress moving when measurements are unavailable.

Reports and administration

Report exports are the biggest practical differentiator between plans. PDF output supports board or disclosure packs; CSV and Excel matter when teams need to continue analysis elsewhere. Monthly logging reminders in Growth address recurring collection, while Pro adds automated Snapshot and refrigerant work. Enterprise API access is relevant to companies integrating emissions data into other systems, not to a small team seeking a standalone tracker.

Security and privacy

Data is stored on EU-based Supabase servers, with TLS in transit, AES-256 at rest, row-level security and role-based access controls. Greenio says it does not sell user data or train AI models on it without explicit consent, and uses only essential session cookies. Account and emissions data remains during the account and for seven years after closure; users have 30 days after closure to export it.

Pricing

Free — free. Unlimited data entry, Scope 1–3 tracking, AI recommendations and an activity log make this a credible way to start an inventory. Four PDF reports per year is the hard ceiling, so it fits occasional reporting rather than a monthly or multi-stakeholder cycle. A free plan and free trial are offered.

Growth — ₹2,999 a month. Twelve annual reports in PDF, CSV or Excel, BRSR and ESG reporting, monthly reminders and email support suit a small company with regular disclosure work. The 30-day free trial lowers the commitment, but the annual export quota still limits high-frequency reporting.

Pro — ₹5,999 a month. Unlimited exports, up to 10 team members and 10 suppliers remove the principal Growth bottlenecks. Snapshot and refrigerant automation make this the more suitable tier for collaborative collection and supplier-heavy accounts. It includes a 30-day free trial.

Enterprise — ₹49,999 a month. CCTS and BEE PAT modules, unlimited members and suppliers, multi-entity support, audit packages, API access, and dedicated onboarding and support target organisations with formal compliance or integration needs. Its 14-day free trial is shorter than the trials on Growth and Pro; smaller companies are unlikely to need this price level. Enterprise also includes custom pricing needs where a published figure does not apply.

Platforms

Greenio is offered through web and API platforms. API access is identified with Enterprise, while web access covers the core accounting and reporting workflow.

Who it's for

Choose Greenio if you are an Indian company, particularly within the 1–250 employee range, and operations or finance staff need to manage emissions without dedicated specialists. Free is sensible for building an account and producing a few annual PDFs; Growth fits recurring BRSR or ESG work; Pro fits teams and suppliers; Enterprise is for multi-entity, CCTS/BEE PAT, audit-package or API requirements.

It is a weaker fit when you need more than four annual reports but cannot justify a subscription, or when your reporting priorities are outside its India-focused frameworks.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Scope 1–3 tracking with monthly, source and hotspot views; CEA/BEE factors and BEE methods for Indian accounting; BRSR, ESG and CCTS-oriented exports; estimates, bill scanning, bulk import and Tally integration; stated encryption and access controls.
• Cons: Free permits only four PDF reports annually; Growth limits exports to 12 per year; team and supplier capacity is reserved for Pro or above; Enterprise is costly for smaller firms and has only a 14-day trial.

Alternatives

For a supplier-focused environmental-data exchange with free LCA verification and supplier-controlled visibility, consider Carbonfact. CarbonTool is worth choosing when a 30-day, no-card trial of core Scope 1 and 2 measurement is the priority. EcoReko offers a web-based free tier limited to one user and one site. Hedgehog Carbon Platform suits a very small inventory needing five emission sources and one user without a free trial. Persefoni provides a free self-service plan for one user with unlimited assets and historical years. Vaayu is another API-and-web option with paid pricing on request. CarbonInk is the choice for a free, offline macOS or Windows tool with no account or cloud. CO2 AI is aimed at organisations wanting an enterprise platform with a 30-day trial.

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Verdict

Greenio is a strong choice for Indian small and midsize businesses that want Scope 1–3 accounting connected directly to BRSR, ESG and CCTS-oriented reporting. Start with Free for occasional reporting, then move to Growth or Pro when export frequency or collaboration becomes the constraint. Look elsewhere if your work is not India-focused, if you need broad reporting without plan quotas, or if Enterprise-level modules cannot justify the monthly cost.