You connected your data to comply with a regulation.Now it can help run the business.
To report, you bring together data that had never been in one place: suppliers, plants, materials, energy, logistics and costs. That view answers what your ERP can’t. Not about compliance: about how the business really works.
None of these is a sustainability question. They are about running a company, and they have an answer once your data is connected.
Ask your data
No. Plant C pays €182/MWh with the same supplier as Plant A: 23% more.
- Invoices
- Energy
- Plants
- Contracts
€4.82 with energy, materials and transport together. Transport weighs more than expected: €1.12.
- Invoices
- Materials
- Energy
- Logistics
Plant C: 412 kWh per tonne, 14% above the group average.
- Plants
- Energy
- Materials
Yes, two. Plant A and Plant B both send a lorry to the same customer on Tuesdays: about €38,000 a year.
- Logistics
- Plants
- Suppliers
It accounts for 40% of spend, and two of its materials have no approved alternative.
- Suppliers
- Invoices
- Materials
- Contracts
With energy and transport: together they make up 61% of the possible savings and barely touch production.
- Invoices
- Energy
- Logistics
- Suppliers
- People
Example with fictional data
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Why now
Each team holds one piece. Compliance forces you to put them together.
Reporting means linking suppliers, materials, plants and costs: data that lived in the ERP, in procurement, in logistics or in HR.
Knows what it costs.
Knows how it runs.
Knows the impact.
Plant C spends €186,000 a year too much on energy.
Published case
Between 1.4 and 2.3 million a year. It was in data they already had.
An industrial manufacturer connected its financial and operational data in Dcycle. Cross-referencing it revealed eight savings levers.
- people
- 900
- companies
- 12
- countries
- 8
- validated data points
- 345,804
Estimated savings per lever, in € thousands a year
- Business travel
- Avoided penalties
- Green financing
How it starts
You don’t start here. You start with compliance.
You don’t need an integration project: you do the compliance work you were going to do anyway, in a system that connects the dots.
- Today
What you’re asked for
CSRD, your footprint, ISO 14001, CBAM or a customer questionnaire: whatever regulation is on your desk.
- Within weeks
Your data connects
As data comes in, Dcycle links suppliers to materials, materials to plants and plants to costs.
- Then
The business questions
Cost overruns, supplier risk, inefficient plants: visible for the first time, with no extra project.
Who’s behind it
Technology that organises your data. People who guide you along the way.
More than 60 people across Madrid, Munich and London. Someone from the team is with you from the first data point to the first answer.
- ISO/IEC 27001
- Data in the EU
- GDPR
- SSO and two-factor
See it with your own data.
Thirty minutes with our team. We show you how your data would come in, and what you would get out.
See Dcycle in action- No commitment
- With your data
- In your language
What your session looks like
- 01 You tell us what you’re being asked forCustomers, auditors or banks: what data and by when. 0–5 min
- 02 We show how your data comes inInvoices, ERP, suppliers: on an example close to yours. 5–20 min
- 03 You leave with a planWhat to automate first and how much time you save. 20–30 min
With someone from the team who then supports you