Case study

Findex: carbon accounting for agricultural clients

Agtuary customer case study - Julian Maloney, Chief Operations Officer, Findex. How Findex uses Agtuary so regional advisers can measure and report farm carbon emissions for agricultural clients in Australia and New Zealand.

Tractor working across a planted field
Photo from the original Accounting Times article.

Findex uses Agtuary so regional advisers can measure and report farm carbon emissions. Accounting Times reported the partnership in February 2024, after Findex teams saw more demand for that work from agricultural clients.

01

Problem

Agricultural clients were asking Findex for help managing carbon emissions. Advisers needed a way to measure and report those emissions against national reporting frameworks.

02

Agtuary workflow

Agtuary supplies the carbon accounting platform and trains Findex advisers. Advisers then measure, report and discuss emissions with agricultural clients. Findex said it had more than 20,000 agricultural clients in Australia and New Zealand.

03

Data used

  • Satellite and climate data
  • Carbon calculation workflows
  • Environmental data
  • National reporting frameworks
As primary producers navigate the complexities of emissions reduction, Agtuary's platform will equip Findex with the necessary tools to measure, report and provide actionable insights for clients who are committed to their sustainability journey.
Julian Maloney, Chief Operations Officer, Findex
With Findex's strong regional presence, the Agtuary platform will help inform more customers operating in the agriculture industry on their sustainability journey and accelerate the adoption of better environmental practices.
Angus Muffatti, Chief Executive Officer, Agtuary

Originally published by Accounting Times on 20 February 2024. Read the original article.

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