Question 1

How does the Senseible carbon platform differ from Sensibull options trading?

Accepted Answer

They are unrelated. Senseible (senseible.earth) is a climate platform that turns business bills and invoices into verified emission records. Sensibull is an options trading tool for the stock market. Senseible has no trading, stock or options features.

Question 2

Is Senseible a financial trading app or a climate-tech platform?

Accepted Answer

Senseible is a climate-tech platform, not a trading app. It reads electricity bills, fuel invoices and purchase invoices, calculates Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions with the factor and source on every line, and helps businesses answer buyers, lenders and regulators.

Question 3

Where can I find the official Senseible.earth login?

Accepted Answer

The official sign-in page is senseible.earth/auth. You can sign in or create an account there. You can also upload a bill from the senseible.earth home page before signing up.

Question 4

Why does my search for Senseible show Sensibull, and how do I find the climate platform?

Accepted Answer

Search engines sometimes correct “Senseible” to similar names. Search for “Senseible carbon” or “senseible.earth”, or type senseible.earth into the address bar to reach the climate platform directly.

Question 5

What is the difference between Senseible and “sensible” in the context of ESG software?

Accepted Answer

Senseible is a product name, spelled with an extra “e” and an “i”: S-E-N-S-E-I-B-L-E. Searches for the everyday word “sensible” return unrelated results. The climate platform lives at senseible.earth.

Question 6

What is the Senseible platform?

Accepted Answer

Senseible is a climate data platform. You upload the bills and invoices a business already keeps; Senseible reads them, calculates Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions with the emission factor and source on every line, fingerprints each document, and produces records for buyers, lenders and reports.

Question 7

What is Biocog, and how does it relate to Senseible?

Accepted Answer

Biocog is the engine inside Senseible. Biocog MVR is the methodology that calculates and verifies emissions; Biocog Intelligence powers the AI features; plan names such as Biocog Snapshot and Biocog Essential refer to Senseible’s subscription tiers.

Question 8

Who founded Senseible, and what is its mission for MSMEs?

Accepted Answer

Senseible was founded by Ankit Kumar, Chief of Climate Equity and AI. Its mission is to make verified climate data affordable for small businesses, so MSMEs and exporters can answer buyers, lenders and regulators with evidence instead of estimates.

Question 9

Where is Senseible headquartered, and which markets does it serve?

Accepted Answer

Senseible is headquartered at Minarch Tower, Sector 44, Gurugram, India. The platform is configured for 19 countries, each with its own business identifier and grid emission factor, with India as its home market.

Question 10

How do I contact the Senseible support team?

Accepted Answer

Email impact@senseible.earth, message +91 72600 64476 on WhatsApp, or use the contact form at senseible.earth/contact. The team aims to reply within 24 hours.

Question 11

How do I book a demo of Senseible?

Accepted Answer

Use the contact form at senseible.earth/contact and choose “Enterprise & API” or “Sales & Partnerships”. To see the product straight away, upload one electricity bill on the home page; the free plan needs no card.

Question 12

Is Senseible a SaaS platform?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Senseible is a web platform with subscription plans: a free Snapshot plan, Essential and Pro, and custom-priced Scale for larger teams. It runs in the browser on desktop and phone, with nothing to install.

Question 13

What are the core features of Senseible?

Accepted Answer

Senseible reads bills and invoices, classifies each line to Scope 1, 2 or 3, multiplies it by a published emission factor, fingerprints the document so it cannot be counted twice, verifies the record, and turns it into reports, buyer answers and green finance readiness.

Question 14

How does Senseible convert activity data into emissions?

Accepted Answer

Quantity times emission factor. Senseible reads the quantity on each line (kWh, litres, kg), classifies it by HSN code to Scope 1, 2 or 3, multiplies it by the published factor for your country, and shows the factor and its source against the line.

Question 15

Can Senseible handle Scope 1, 2 and 3 reporting?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Fuel invoices give Scope 1, electricity bills give Scope 2, and purchase and freight invoices give Scope 3, each line classified by HSN code and calculated with a published factor. Totals carry the factor, source and document behind them.

Question 16

Is there a Senseible mobile app?

Accepted Answer

Senseible runs in your phone’s browser. Open senseible.earth, sign in, and take a photo of a bill or upload a PDF; the dashboard, history and reports work the same way on a phone.

Question 17

What is the minimum factory size required to use Senseible?

Accepted Answer

There is no minimum. Senseible works from a single electricity bill, so a one-person workshop and a large plant use the same flow. The free Snapshot plan reads up to 10 bills a month.

Question 18

How do I start a net-zero journey if I only have 10 employees?

Accepted Answer

Start with a baseline from the bills you already keep: twelve months of electricity bills and fuel invoices. Upload them to Senseible to get Scope 1 and 2, then use the Net-Zero engine to see which changes cut the most.

Question 19

What is the most accurate way to track factory emissions without a consultant?

Accepted Answer

Use the quantities printed on your own bills rather than spend estimates. Electricity units, fuel litres and purchase quantities, multiplied by published factors, give a figure a buyer can check. Senseible reads these from photos or PDFs and shows the method on every line.

Question 20

What is a product carbon footprint, and can Senseible calculate one?

Accepted Answer

A product carbon footprint is the emissions of one unit of product, such as one gear or one tonne of steel. Senseible’s product carbon footprint calculator works it out from materials, energy and transport, using published factors.

Question 21

Can I use Senseible to provide Scope 3 data if I am a small vendor?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Your Scope 1 and 2 are part of your customer’s Scope 3. Build your record from your own electricity and fuel bills in Senseible, then share it with your customer, with the factor and source on every line.

Question 22

What if my bill is handwritten or hard to read?

Accepted Answer

Senseible flags an unclear number for you to check instead of guessing it. You can retake the photo or confirm the value before the record is verified.

Question 23

How do I integrate Senseible with Tally or SAP?

Accepted Answer

Today, you upload documents (bills and invoices) to Senseible, up to 10 files per batch. Direct ERP feeds from Tally, SAP, Oracle or Zoho, and CSV imports, are built for enterprise customers on request.

Question 24

What is the Senseible Carbon API, and how do developers use it?

Accepted Answer

API and webhook access is set up for enterprise customers on request; there is no public self-serve API yet. Ecosystem partners can bring verified MSME emission data into their own products through the partner programme.

Question 25

How does Senseible help with EU CBAM compliance?

Accepted Answer

Senseible helps producers of CBAM goods give their EU buyers actual emissions data built from fuel and power bills, so buyers are not left with default values. Its CBAM calculator estimates certificate cost from 2026 to 2034.

Question 26

What is the CBAM definitive period, and how does it differ from the transitional phase?

Accepted Answer

CBAM moved from its transitional reporting phase to the definitive period on 1 January 2026. EU importers now declare embedded emissions and surrender CBAM certificates for them. Certificates for 2026 imports go on sale on 1 February 2027; the first annual declaration is due by 30 September 2027.

Question 27

How does Senseible handle default values versus actual data for CBAM?

Accepted Answer

Where an importer has no actual emissions data from the producer, EU default values are used, with a mark-up of 10% in 2026, 20% in 2027 and 30% from 2028 for steel, aluminium, cement and hydrogen, and 1% for fertilisers. Senseible builds actual data from your documents.

Question 28

Can Senseible generate BRSR reports?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Senseible’s Reports page exports your verified emissions in a BRSR format, alongside GHG Protocol output. It prepares the emissions data; filing, assurance and the rest of a BRSR disclosure remain with your company and its advisers.

Question 29

How do I calculate Scope 3 Category 1 emissions with Senseible?

Accepted Answer

The GHG Protocol ranks Category 1 methods from supplier-specific and hybrid to average-data and spend-based. Senseible uses suppliers’ own bills where they exist and marks spend-based lines clearly, so you can see how much of the figure is evidence.

Question 30

Why do auditors prefer Senseible reports over manual Excel sheets?

Accepted Answer

Because every number traces back to a document. Senseible exports an audit trail in which each row carries the document fingerprint, date, vendor, activity data, emission factor and source, calculation and methodology version, so a reviewer can check any line.

Question 31

Can Senseible detect greenwashing in supplier data?

Accepted Answer

Senseible raises explainable integrity flags: each flag says which pattern triggered it, such as a missing vendor GSTIN, an old invoice or an amount far outside the normal range, and how to resolve it. It does not label suppliers without a stated reason.

Question 32

What is the difference between verified and non-verified data on Senseible?

Accepted Answer

A verified record has passed Senseible’s checks: a quantity and unit were read from a document, a published factor was applied, and the document was fingerprinted. Unverified lines are missing something, and the gap is named so you can fix it.

Question 33

Can Senseible help me get a green loan or a lower interest rate?

Accepted Answer

Senseible gives lenders a verified emissions baseline and a Climate Credibility Score, which green and sustainability-linked loans need before terms can be set. It does not guarantee approval or any particular interest rate; that is the lender’s decision.

Question 34

Can an MSME earn carbon credits through Senseible?

Accepted Answer

Senseible measures and verifies the data a carbon credit starts from. Records that clear additionality, evidence linkage and methodology checks can become credit-ready signals for buyers. Senseible is not a carbon registry or exchange and does not issue credits.

Question 35

Does Senseible offer a free plan or free trial?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Snapshot plan is free: an AI emission snapshot, a basic ESG score, 10 invoice scans a month and 90-day data backup. No card is asked for when you sign up.

Question 36

What does Senseible cost for a small manufacturing unit?

Accepted Answer

Snapshot is free. Essential is ₹499 a month billed yearly (₹1,999 monthly) and Pro is ₹4,999 a month billed yearly (₹9,999 monthly). Scale is custom-priced for larger teams, entities and integrations.

Question 37

How does Senseible protect the data of Indian exporters?

Accepted Answer

Your records stay in your account and are visible only to you and the team you invite, enforced in the database. Data is processed under a Data Processing Addendum drafted for India’s DPDP Act, 2023 and the EU GDPR, and you decide what to share with a buyer or lender.

Question 38

How do I verify a Senseible carbon certificate on the blockchain?

Accepted Answer

Senseible does not issue blockchain certificates or carbon tokens. Each record is backed by a SHA-256 fingerprint of the original document, its emission factor and source, and the methodology version, which anyone with the record can check.

Question 39

Does Senseible provide fenceline, methane or real-time sensor monitoring?

Accepted Answer

No. Senseible does not sell sensors or run fenceline, methane-leak or satellite monitoring. It works from the documents a business already keeps. For enterprises, meter data from equipment a supplier already has can be connected on request.

Question 40

Does Senseible provide carbon certification or audit assurance?

Accepted Answer

No. Senseible is not a statutory auditor, verifier, carbon registry or exchange. It produces verified, document-backed emissions data that auditors, assurance providers, lenders and buyers can check.

Question 41

Does Senseible offer a carbon wallet or carbon tokens?

Accepted Answer

No. Senseible does not offer a carbon wallet, tokens or credit trading. It measures and verifies emissions and shows what a verified record could be worth in carbon credit or financing terms, with the price and assumptions stated.