Unibloom granular supply-chain emissions data now available on SAP® Store

By integrating with SAP Sustainability Footprint Management, Unibloom’s country-specific supply-chain emissions datasets deliver more accurate, decision-ready Scope 3 emissions data to procurement and sustainability teams.

London, United Kingdom — January 27, 2026

Unibloom today announced that its country-specific supply-chain emissions datasets, now available on SAP® Store, the online marketplace for SAP and partner offerings, integrate with SAP Sustainability Footprint Management, part of the SAP Sustainability Platform. 

The Unibloom solution delivers structured, country-level and land-use–specific emissions data that helps companies improve the accuracy, speed, and cost-efficiency of Scope 3 emissions calculations and procurement decisions.

Scope 3 emissions typically represent the largest share of a company’s climate footprint and procurement spend, yet many organisations continue to rely on global average emission factors when supplier-specific data is unavailable. 

These averages can significantly misrepresent reality. For example, emissions factors for commodities such as soy can vary by up to 200% on a global average emission factor versus a country specific origin with better calculations on land-use change, energy use and production practices—making global averages a high-risk input for sourcing and investment transition decisions.

Unibloom addresses this challenge by developing and transforming fragmented, specialist-only climate data into structured, decision-ready datasets that integrate directly into SAP Sustainability Footprint Management. 

This enables procurement and sustainability teams to work with more granular emissions data when supplier data is missing—supporting faster, more confident decisions while reducing both climate risk and cost inefficiencies.

“Procurement teams are increasingly accountable for both emissions reduction and cost performance, yet decisions are often made using data that is overly averaged, opaque, or disconnected from financial reality,” said Anna Sandgren, Founder and CEO of Unibloom.

“Making Unibloom available on SAP Store allows more organisations to replace assumptions and global averages with granular data that better reflects real-world production conditions—so teams across procurement, sustainability, and finance can act with confidence.”

Additional details on Unibloom available on SAP Store

Unibloom’s solution is designed for procurement, innovation, sustainability, and finance teams working with complex supply chains and suppliers. They usually have very limited access or it takes years to capture granular emission and cost data from current supplier base and innovative alternatives.

Core capabilities include:

• Country-specific Scope 3 emission factors for key agricultural and industrial commodities and materials
• Land-use and management–adjusted emissions data to reduce reliance on global averages (FLAG)
• Structured datasets designed for direct integration into SAP Sustainability Footprint Management
• Decision-ready inputs that link climate impact with procurement, cost and performance considerations

Unibloom’s datasets are available today on SAP Store for use with SAP Sustainability Footprint Management.

For more information:
Anna Sandgren, CEO & Founder
anna.sandgren@unibloom.world
+46 702 13 52 54

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About Unibloom

Unibloom (BCorp), the data and decision intelligence platform, helps procurement, innovation and sustainability teams move from guesswork to clarity on cost-effective climate and sustainable sourcing decisions — making better data accessible, affordable and actionable for anyone in the company - in minutes, not years.