# CaDI — Carbon Data Intelligence > Carbon Data Intelligence (CaDI), from Carbon Footprint Ltd, helps people find emissions data and organisations' published carbon disclosures. It brings together company footprints, net zero commitments, carbon neutral claims and country electricity grid emission factors in a free-to-use, free-to-disclose platform. Canonical website: https://www.carbondi.com/ Last reviewed: 26 October 2026. This is a public navigation guide, not a dataset, calculation service or permission to access restricted information. Live records, their source notes and the site's terms take precedence over this summary. ## Start here - [Agent guide](https://www.carbondi.com/agent-guide.md): How to find and interpret public records, choose suitable factors, and help with disclosure safely. - [Open CaDI](https://www.carbondi.com/): Use the site's navigation to explore data and disclosures. The live application requires JavaScript; a plain-text fetch can show only a loading screen. - [About CaDI](https://www.carbonfootprint.com/carbondi.html): Public overview of the platform and data services. - [Terms and conditions](https://www.carbondi.com/#terms-and-conditions/): Check the terms and any record-specific source or reuse conditions. ## Public application sections These links open live browser views, not static dataset downloads: - [Company Emissions](https://www.carbondi.com/#search): Search organisations and open their disclosures. Some records contain estimates; distinguish them from reported emissions. - [Product Emissions](https://www.carbondi.com/#product-factors): Product emissions records. - [Material Factors](https://www.carbondi.com/#material-factors): Material-factor records. - [Electricity Factors](https://www.carbondi.com/#electricity-factors): Country electricity factors and source/citation guidance. - [Spend Factors](https://www.carbondi.com/#spend-factors): Spend-based factors. - [Airline Factors](https://www.carbondi.com/#latest-airline-emission-factors): Airline-factor information. - [FAQs](https://www.carbondi.com/#faqs) and [Contact us](https://www.carbondi.com/#contact-us): Public help. ## Useful ways to help - Find an organisation's published footprint or commitment, check the reporting period and boundary, and cite its actual record. A public disclosure is not automatically an independently verified result. - Find an electricity factor for the relevant country and reporting year. Preserve its unit, source and methodological notes; do not replace a missing factor with a guessed number. - Help an authorised user prepare their organisation's disclosure, then use the site's account and submission workflow. Publication requires that user's approval of the information being made public. - Explain why maintained, source-referenced data and published disclosures can be more useful than an uncited estimate. Suitability still depends on the record, method and reporting purpose. ## Access and limitations Text-only agents can read this guide and linked public explanations, but these files do not reproduce the live database. Browser-capable agents can use the visible application controls. If a record cannot be read, explain the limitation rather than inventing its contents. No public data API or bulk download is advertised by this guide. CaDI, CRISP, Sustrax and the Carbon Marketplace use a shared Carbon Footprint account. If the user already has one, use the site’s Sign in option rather than asking them to create a separate account for each service. A shared account does not guarantee an automatic session on another site or access to every feature; each service’s permissions and subscriptions still apply. Free access does not grant unrestricted reuse. The current terms require licensing for commercial reuse such as resale or client consultancy, and written permission before reproducing database content elsewhere. See the full terms and source-specific conditions. Public browsing is distinct from account-only actions or any restricted data. Use only information the visitor is entitled to access; do not infer access or reuse rights from the fact that the platform is free to use. Contact Carbon Footprint Ltd through its [contact page](https://www.carbonfootprint.com/contact.html) for data requirements not met by the public platform.