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Trace: profile and UK reporting claims

Trace, on its own site: “Trace combines AI-powered software with expert advisory support to help organisations meet their mandatory climate and sustainability reporting obligations, efficiently and with confidence”

This short profile records what Trace says about itself, who owns it, and what its pages claim, read on 11 October 2026.

It is not a review or a rating; this site has tested no software.

What it says it does

Trace, as Trace describes it

Trace’s own description, from its site: “Trace combines AI-powered software with expert advisory support to help organisations meet their mandatory climate and sustainability reporting obligations, efficiently and with confidence”

Trace describes software with expert advisory support, from a team spanning Australia and the UK.

Its site is now mostly about Australia’s ASRS rules and uses Australian emission factors; UK SRS appears on its pricing page.

This site files Trace under carbon accounting, esg reporting, smes, from what its own pages describe; the categories are a way to find it, not a judgement of it.

Owner and status

Who owns Trace, dated

No acquisition or merger was found on Trace’s own site when it was read on 11 October 2026; that is all “independent” means here.

Ownership in this market has moved quickly since 2025; the dated record is on the Greenly–Normative merger page.

Claims table

What Trace’s pages claim, regime by regime

Each cell is Trace’s own words, linked to the page it is on, or a note that no claim was found on the pages read.

A missing claim is a question to put to the vendor, not evidence that the product lacks the capability.

Read on 11 October 2026. The third column describes the regime from its owner; it is not a finding about Trace.
What we looked forIn Trace’s own wordsWhat the regime is
SECR outputNo claim found on the pages readUK directors’-report energy and carbon disclosure for quoted and large unquoted companies and LLPs. SI 2008/410, Schedule 7
UK SRSGenerate audit-ready ASRS, ISSB, and UK SRS-aligned disclosures with guided workflows, templates, and expert support.UK Sustainability Reporting Standards S1 and S2, published by DBT for voluntary use; listed companies report on a comply-or-explain basis for periods from 1 January 2027. FCA PS26/19
ISSB / IFRS S2Generate audit-ready ASRS, ISSB, and UK SRS-aligned disclosures with guided workflows, templates, and expert support.The ISSB’s IFRS S1 and S2, the international standards UK SRS is built from. IFRS S2
CSRD / ESRSNo claim found on the pages readThe EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive and its ESRS, narrowed in 2026 by Omnibus I. Directive (EU) 2026/470
ESOSNo claim found on the pages readThe UK Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme for large undertakings; Phase 4 notification by 5 December 2027. Environment Agency ESOS guidance
PPN 006No claim found on the pages readCarbon Reduction Plans for bidders on in-scope UK central government contracts. PPN 006 Technical Standard
CBAMNo claim found on the pages readA carbon border mechanism; the UK CBAM from 1 January 2027 is a separate regime from the EU CBAM. HMRC CBAM policy summary
LCA / product footprintNo claim found on the pages readProduct life-cycle assessment and product carbon footprints, governed by product standards rather than the corporate inventory. GHG Protocol Product Standard
Scope 3Scope 1, 2 (location and market-based) and Scope 3Value-chain emissions in the fifteen Scope 3 categories. GHG Protocol Scope 3 Standard

Frequently asked

Trace, answered from its own pages

What is Trace?

On its own site, Trace says: “Trace combines AI-powered software with expert advisory support to help organisations meet their mandatory climate and sustainability reporting obligations, efficiently and with confidence”. This site files it under carbon accounting, esg reporting, smes.

Who owns Trace?

No acquisition was found on Trace’s own site when it was read on 11 October 2026.

How much does Trace cost?

Trace publishes no price on the pages read, so this site records it as Enterprise level · TBD.

Ask for a written quote that includes implementation and the cost of adding an entity.

Does Trace support SECR, UK SRS or CSRD?

On the pages read, Trace makes claims about UK SRS, ISSB / IFRS S2, Scope 3.

A missing claim is a question to put to the vendor, not evidence that the product lacks the capability.

Sources

Primary sources

Trace’s pages are cited only for what Trace says about itself, read on 11 October 2026.

The regulatory masters describe each regime, not the vendor.

Checked against 7 sources fromTrace (vendor’s own page)Regulatory master
  1. Trace (vendor’s own page)
    our-trace.com

    Read for what the vendor says about itself; nothing else.

  2. Trace (vendor’s own page)
    our-trace.com/about-us

    Read for what the vendor says about itself; nothing else.

  3. Trace (vendor’s own page)
    our-trace.com/pricing

    Read for what the vendor says about itself; nothing else.

  4. Trace (vendor’s own page)
    our-trace.com/carbon-accounting-platform

    Read for what the vendor says about itself; nothing else.

  5. Regulatory master
    FCA PS26/19

    What UK SRS is; the vendor’s claim is checked against nothing here.

  6. Regulatory master
    IFRS S2

    What ISSB / IFRS S2 is; the vendor’s claim is checked against nothing here.

  7. Regulatory master
    GHG Protocol Scope 3 Standard

    What Scope 3 is; the vendor’s claim is checked against nothing here.

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