June 2026
17 June 2026 — Spend-based emissions: source currency preserved for audit
For finance and auditors. Invoices in USD, EUR, GBP, NZD, CAD and SGD now flow through Carbonly with the original currency intact. Conversion to your reporting currency happens at report-render time, with the FX rate source disclosed in the report footer. This keeps spend-based emissions aligned with NGER section 22XB methodology disclosure and AASB S2 paragraph B22, and means your stored emission ledger is reproducible years after the fact.
17 June 2026 — More accurate fuel and material matching against the NGA library
Unleaded petrol, ULP, gasoline, biodiesel and a hundred-plus other common materials now route to the correct NGA emission factor on first upload. Specialty-fuel lookups (aviation, marine, kerosene) no longer mismatch with their generic counterparts. A new "Search NGA library" button lets reviewers override the suggestion on the spot when the source document uses an unusual product name.
16 June 2026 — Auditor Workspace, locked reporting periods, and the Evidence Pack
For auditors, finance and NGER reporters. Your external assurance team now has a dedicated read-only workspace. They can step through any reporting period, see the lock state and submission framework (NGER, AASB S2, Safeguard Mechanism, Climate Active, or internal), and one-click generate an Evidence Pack: a single ZIP that traces every kilogram of CO2-e back to source documents, with content fingerprints and the audit-event trail. Built for ASSA 5010 limited assurance and ISAE 3410 engagements. How this maps to ASSA 5010.
16 June 2026 — NGER compliance view: threshold tracking and per-gas breakdown
For NGER reporters. A live view showing where each facility sits relative to the 25 ktCO2-e and 100 TJ facility threshold, and where the corporate group sits relative to the 50 ktCO2-e and 200 TJ group threshold. Tracks every greenhouse gas separately under both AR5 (NGER) and AR6 (AASB S2) global warming potentials. NGER threshold rules explained.
16 June 2026 — Email Inbox: forward dockets from the field straight to the project
For site and ops managers. Site managers and subcontractors can forward fuel dockets, utility bills and supplier invoices to a project-specific email address. Carbonly identifies the sender, ranks trust (registered user, whitelisted domain, or unknown), extracts data from every attachment in turn, and surfaces failures in a drill-down drawer with one-click retry. The 10,000-receipt construction story.
16 June 2026 — Per-page visibility across Word, PowerPoint, RTF, scanned and image-only PDFs
Multi-page invoices, slide-deck reports and scanned dockets now extract with explicit page boundaries. The system no longer flattens a 15-slide PPTX or a six-page invoice into one undifferentiated text blob. Every line item carries its source page, completeness checks fire when expected items go missing, and reviewers can jump from any extracted record back to the exact page it came from.
16 June 2026 — Review Copilot answers questions inline during extraction review
For data reviewers. While reviewing an extracted document, ask Carbonly Co-Pilot "is this Origin or AGL?", "should I use this material or that?", or "is this Scope 1 or Scope 2?" without leaving the review screen. Copilot answers the question directly rather than demanding you propose an action you did not intend.
May 2026
28 May 2026 — Joint venture consolidation: operational, financial and equity-share methods
For finance and NGER reporters. Three consolidation methods run in parallel. Operational control is the NGER default. Financial control is often used for AASB S2 alignment with the financial statements. Equity share supports proportional reporting where shareholders expect it. Switch the boundary on a report and the numbers reconcile. How JV consolidation works.
21 May 2026 — Reporting periods with lock, submit and restate workflow
For auditors and finance. Open, locked, submitted and archived states for every reporting period. Locking freezes the ledger against new writes inside the period window. Submitting captures the framework and an optional reference. Restating requires written justification that becomes load-bearing audit evidence under the NGER seven-year retention rule.
14 May 2026 — Targets module: science-aligned and operational targets in one view
Set absolute targets, intensity targets and net-zero pathway targets with baseline, target year and interim milestones. Variance from trajectory is computed on the live ledger and surfaced on the executive dashboard.
7 May 2026 — MACC: marginal abatement cost curves for capital planning
For finance and sustainability leads. Plot every emission-reduction action against its cost per tonne avoided. The MACC view feeds capex prioritisation directly — at the current shadow carbon price, which interventions clear the threshold under each scenario.
March 2026
26 March 2026 — All fifteen Scope 3 subcategories tracked separately
Categories 1 through 15 each get their own ledger, methodology label (spend, average-data, hybrid, supplier-specific), and disclosure tile. AASB S2 paragraph 29(a)(vi) disaggregation by category falls out of the report automatically. The 15 Scope 3 categories explained.
19 March 2026 — Custom dashboards with drag-and-drop tiles
Build a board view for the CEO, a site view for the operations lead, and a Scope 3 view for the procurement team. Every tile points at the underlying ledger query and refreshes as data lands.
12 March 2026 — Custom report builder
On top of the standard NGER, AASB S2 and Executive Summary templates, build your own report with the sections, charts and disclosures your audience expects. PDF and Excel export, with the source-document references attached.
January 2026
28 January 2026 — Carbon planning module: scenarios, action library, cost-benefit
For sustainability leads and finance. Model 1.5°C, 2°C and 3°C pathways against your actual ledger. The action library starts with sector-specific levers (electrification, renewable PPAs, fleet transition, refrigerant retrofits) and you add your own. Each action carries a cost-per-tonne. Scenario modelling walkthrough.
21 January 2026 — Three Copilot autonomy modes: Shadow, Co-pilot, Trusted
Shadow mode logs Copilot suggestions without acting on them — useful for the first few weeks. Co-pilot mode proposes actions for human approval. Trusted mode lets Copilot post emissions directly when its confidence clears your threshold. Switch per-project, audited per-event.
14 January 2026 — AR5 and AR6 GWP toggle on report generation
The NGER report renders under AR5 global warming potentials (as the regulation requires). The AASB S2 report renders under AR6. Same underlying activity data, different multipliers, both reconciled. No double entry. AR5 vs AR6 explained.
December 2025
18 December 2025 — Life Cycle Assessment module: product-level footprinting
Build a cradle-to-gate or cradle-to-grave footprint for any product in your range. Bill of materials, energy inputs, transport stages, end-of-life — each backed by an emission factor and a source. The output is an EPD-ready document. Product carbon footprinting guide.
11 December 2025 — Incidents module: track emissions-related incidents end-to-end
Refrigerant leaks, fuel spills, flaring events, near-misses. Capture the incident, the root cause, the remediation, the regulatory notification status, and the emissions impact in one record. Surfaces on the audit committee report.
4 December 2025 — Seven-year audit trail retention with content fingerprints
Every emission write, every factor change, every period transition is captured as a typed audit event with the actor, timestamp and content hash. Retention defaults to seven years to match the NGER Determination, configurable longer if your sector requires it.
October 2025
22 October 2025 — OneDrive and SharePoint folder-per-project sync
Point Carbonly at a OneDrive or SharePoint folder per project. Every new document that lands in the folder is ingested, extracted and queued for review. The folder structure your team already uses becomes the data pipeline.
15 October 2025 — Project-specific email ingestion addresses
Each project gets a unique email address. Forward dockets, bills and invoices straight to the address from the field. Attachments are ingested, the email body is captured as context, and the sender is verified against your registered users and whitelist.
1 October 2025 — Carbonly is generally available: AI Document Engine ships
After private pilots through 2025, the AI Document Engine reaches general availability. Eight file formats supported (PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, CSV, RTF, image, scanned). Five-tier material matching across the NGA library, EPDs and your own factor catalogue. Confidence scoring on every extracted line. This is the moment carbon accounting in Australia stopped being a spreadsheet job. How the document engine works.