Digital operations sit inside your Scope 3 line and inside your PECR/GDPR contingency, and most finance teams cannot substantiate either. Since 5 February 2026, the Data (Use and Access) Act applies UK GDPR-level fines directly to pre-consent tracking. Pipelit gives you one evidence base that satisfies both, priced in the currency you already report in.
25-minute briefing. Bring your CSO, General Counsel, or Head of Investor Relations.
These are the disclosures your team is going to be asked to defend in 2026, and the exposures your General Counsel is quietly tracking. All three trace back to the same measurement gap.
Because the root cause is one event, digital assets running before consent, a single evidence base substantiates all four lines at once, in the format your auditor expects.
Every figure is a real byte count from a real browser session, multiplied by the live grid intensity where the request landed. No industry averages, no estimation multipliers, auditor-defensible on the first read.
Every kilogram of CO2e comes with a currency figure your finance stack already understands: the operational cost of the wasted transfer, the enforcement exposure, and the remediation cost. One number for two boardrooms.
SWDM v4, published under CC-BY, with the calculation trail on every scan. An external assurance provider can rerun the entire figure with the same inputs, nothing about the calculation depends on trusting Pipelit.