Start with the product data you already have, calculate a first structured baseline and improve data quality over time. The baseline should be useful, not perfect.
A product footprint baseline gives teams a starting point: which products, materials or categories drive impact today. Many teams delay this work because they wait for perfect supplier data.
A practical baseline can start with available product data and documented assumptions. It can then be improved as primary data, supplier inputs and product details become available.
A sustainability team wants to understand the impact of its top product groups before setting reduction priorities.
Pickler helps teams turn existing product data into a usable footprint baseline.
