carbmee: vendor at a glance and WOP member assessment

What is carbmee? Carbmee GmbH, based in Berlin, provides the Environmental Intelligence System, carbmee EIS. This assessment covers its procurement use: understanding supplier and purchased-product emissions, collecting better supplier data and evaluating reduction options. Provider and product.

Where does it sit? WOP classifies carbon management as the primary job and intelligence as the primary role, with record and workflow/control overlaps. Its procurement value is interpreting emissions information and supporting supplier engagement and sourcing decisions. Supplier engagement.

What customer figures are published? A KWS case describes 30,000 calculated supplier footprints, with the top 50 suppliers accounting for 55% of Scope 3 emissions. A ZEISS Photonics & Optics case describes 90 purchased-product footprints and 31% reduction potential. These are vendor-published accounts; the ZEISS percentage is potential, rather than a verified reduction already achieved. KWS case and ZEISS case.

What does it cost? The pricing page lists Small, Medium, Large and Enterprise packages, all by quotation. Implementation, supplier engagement and add-on scope vary. No numerical subscription price was provided in the reviewed material. Pricing.

What are the material evidence limits? Supplier-specific modelling is not automatically independently measured supplier data. The website also uses different emissions-under-management figures: 85 Mt CO2e on the homepage and 5.8 Gt CO2e on the EIS product page. The reviewed pages do not explain a common basis for comparing them. WOP does not use either as proof of effectiveness. Homepage and EIS page.

Research basis: Public sources checked 11 October 2026. Members receive the assessment against all eight WOP criteria, including data provenance, modelling assumptions, action authority and realised outcomes. WOP has not observed a demo, tested calculations or verified a customer deployment.