Live Use Case

A lower-carbon material option appears during procurement

Two compliant suppliers can meet the specification, but they differ on price, lead time, product carbon data and transport. IntelliByld brings those dimensions into the same procurement view before the award is approved.

How it runs

Cost + schedule + carbon

Cost + schedule + carbon - live scenarioLIVE
Supplier Aprice · lead time · EPDSupplier Bprice · lead time · EPDSupply Chain Digital Twinquantity · supplier · route · carbonCarbon AgentA1-A4 comparisonAward Viewcost · schedule · carbonProcurement Teamapprove award
AI agentPhysical / siteShared operational state
Carbon is evaluated at the point of procurement, using the same connected material record as price and delivery.
The shift

Move embodied carbon into the award decision

Instead of calculating carbon after procurement is complete, IntelliByld connects product-specific carbon information to the supplier and material records already being evaluated. That lets teams see trade-offs while there is still time to choose differently.

  • Use the same quantities. Carbon calculations are tied to the material quantities and suppliers involved in procurement.
  • Prefer product-specific data. Where available, EPDs can replace generic assumptions and remain linked to the selected product.
  • Compare the whole decision. Price, lead time, supplier context and embodied carbon can be reviewed together rather than in separate processes.
Run it on a live project

Carbon before commitment

Teams can understand embodied-carbon implications while supplier choice is still open.

Traceable assumptions

The quantity, factor or EPD and supplier behind the carbon figure stay connected to the material record.

Visible trade-offs

Procurement can discuss cost, schedule and carbon from one decision context rather than separate spreadsheets.

FAQs

What changes at award, answered

Does IntelliByld claim to directly measure emissions?

No. Embodied carbon is calculated from material quantities combined with product-specific EPDs or approved emission factors, with logistics information incorporated where appropriate. The value is the connection to actual procurement and delivery records.

What happens when a supplier has no EPD?

The workflow can use an approved fallback factor and record the data-quality level, while the supplier or sustainability team is prompted to improve the record when better product-specific data becomes available.

More use casesA critical material delivery starts slippingA supplier quotation does not match the RFQA supplier proposes a material substitution after award

Put carbon into the procurement decision

Connect one site and see it run in your own data during a focused project pilot.