Setup

The customer keeps or changes the prepared example: the industry, the four companies, the container.

Who and when: The presenter, acting as the customer, at the start of the demo — and again after a new setup or a start-over.
What it is for: Shows the example in place — the industry, the four companies in chain order with the originating company IDs Setup issued, the container — and lets the customer keep it, choose the other prepared industry, or change a name, which renames the example at once without the AI. Any change starts the walkthrough over.
In the flows: Flow 1, steps 1–3: open the setup, keep the example, choose the other prepared industry or rename the companies.

Presenter’s control

Setup

Prepared example · Lithium-ion batteries

Industry and companiesFive inputs, nothing else by hand

Industry

Lithium-ion batteriesFood packagingAnother industry…

The two prepared industries need no AI; another is generated, if time allows.

Mine — company name

Originating company ID · QuillaraLithium

Refiner — company name

Originating company ID · BrisemontRefining

Carrier — company name

Originating company ID · FerrovaneFreight

Customer — company name

Originating company ID · VelmoraBatteryWorks

Each ID is the prefix urn:pact:company:customcode:buyer-assigned: and the code. Setup issues them; they are never typed.

A change starts the walkthrough overA new name renames the example at once, without the AI, and its ID with it; another prepared industry puts its own example in place. Once a request has been sent, you confirm first what is discarded.

What the example holds

IndustryLithium-ion batteries

PartiesFour, in chain order

QQuillara LithiumMine
BBrisemont RefiningRefiner
FFerrovane FreightCarrier
VVelmora Battery WorksCustomer

ContainerCNT-BR-0417

ContentsBattery-grade lithium carbonate · 15.6 t

Made fromLithium concentrate · 24 t

The figures and the response documents stay with the suppliers: this screen shows neither.

The prepared example in place: the five inputs on the left, what the example holds on the right. Apply is the one primary action; the start-over is in the presenter’s control.

Setup

Another industry · generating

Industry and companiesFive inputs, nothing else by hand

Industry

Not a prepared industry: generated by the AI.

Mine — company name

Originating company ID · QuillaraLithium

Refiner — company name

Originating company ID · BrisemontRefining

Carrier — company name

Originating company ID · FerrovaneFreight

Customer — company name

Originating company ID · VelmoraBatteryWorks

Each ID is the prefix urn:pact:company:customcode:buyer-assigned: and the code. Setup issues them; they are never typed.

The walkthrough waitsNo request is sent and no party acts until the example is ready. The presenter’s control comes back with it.

What the example holds

Generating the example… The parties, the container, the figures and the three response documents are built from the five inputs. The result appears here.

Another industry, typed — if time allows: the AI generates the example; the form takes no input, the presenter’s control is hidden and the menu dimmed; the walkthrough waits.

Presenter’s control

Setup

Prepared example · Food packaging

Industry and companiesFive inputs, nothing else by hand

Industry

Lithium-ion batteriesFood packagingAnother industry…

The two prepared industries need no AI; another is generated, if time allows.

First party — company name

Originating company ID · CalveraRecycling

Processor — company name

Originating company ID · TessmarkPackaging

Carrier — company name

Originating company ID · BrennholtHaulage

Customer — company name

Originating company ID · AldervikFoods

Each ID is the prefix urn:pact:company:customcode:buyer-assigned: and the code. Setup issues them; they are never typed.

A change starts the walkthrough overA new name renames the example at once, without the AI, and its ID with it; another prepared industry puts its own example in place. Once a request has been sent, you confirm first what is discarded.

What the example holds

IndustryFood packaging

PartiesFour, in chain order

CCalvera RecyclingFirst party
TTessmark PackagingProcessor
BBrennholt HaulageCarrier
AAldervik FoodsCustomer

ContainerCNT-TM-0212

ContentsRecycled-PET food trays · 9.8 t

Made fromFood-grade rPET flake · 10.6 t

The figures and the response documents stay with the suppliers: this screen shows neither.

The second prepared industry, food packaging, chosen: its own four companies and container are in place at once, with no AI. The places are named by role, the tiles carry each company’s initial, and the sidebar and the presenter’s control show Aldervik Foods and its parties; the label’s profile follows.

Label and request

The STS label of the container — six fields, eight questions — and the request sent to the three suppliers.

Who and when: The customer, once the example is in place and before any request is sent.
What it is for: Shows the STS label of the container — the six mandatory fields and the eight label questions, each with its meaning — and what each supplier will receive. Send request sends it to the three suppliers at once.
In the flows: Flow 1, steps 4–6: the label created from the setup, its definition opened, the request sent.

Presenter’s control

Label and request

CNT-BR-0417 · The STS label for the container

Label created

ProfileLithium-ion batteries · Battery-grade lithium carbonate, t

QQuillaraextraction · Cat 1
BBrisemontprocessing · Cat 1
FFerrovanetransportation · Cat 4
VVelmoracustomer

#	The six mandatory fields
1	Originating company IDThe party the value comes from, as Setup issued its ID.
2	Units of measurementThe unit the document gives each figure, shown as written.
3	Source of dataWhere a value came from, in the document’s words.
4	VerificationSelf-verified, or audited with the verifier named.
5	Scope 3 emissionsEmbedded in the material at hand-over: own figure plus what arrived.
6	How the Scope 3 were producedThe own figure — Scope 1–2, or transport — plus what arrived.

What each supplier receives

Addressed toQuillara Brisemont Ferrovane

ContainerCNT-BR-0417 · Battery-grade lithium carbonate, 15.6 t

AsksThe six fields and the eight questions, each emission figure with its method flag

SentTo all three at once, directly — not along the chain

#	The eight label questions
1	Who generated the emissions?The party that reported them.
2	What activity caused them?The business event of the party’s step, as the profile names it.
3	Which product do they impact?The product the emissions are attributed to.
4	Where did they occur?The place of the party’s facility.
5	How were they calculated?The document’s description, with its allocation to the material.
6	When did they occur?The period the emissions cover.
7	Which STS transactions support the calculation?The parent transactions the figures rest on, from the chain.
8	How do they roll up into Scope 3 reporting?The roll-up rule, stated once in the label.

The field names are the demo’s ownNo STS dictionary exists yet, so these names are the demo’s. The roll-up rule is stated once, as the answer to question 8.

The label as created, with no values yet: its profile on top — the industry, the product, and each place with its event and Scope 3 category, the part that follows the customer’s input — then the fields and questions as two tables, what each supplier receives, and the note that the field names are the demo’s own.

Presenter’s control

Label and request

CNT-BR-0417 · The STS label for the container

Label requested

Request sent to the three suppliersAll three at once, directly from the customer. Each supplier now has the request addressed to it; the chain view shows each step as requested.

Supplier	Originating company ID	Event	Request
QQuillara Lithium	QuillaraLithium	Extraction	Requested
BBrisemont Refining	BrisemontRefining	Processing	Requested
FFerrovane Freight	FerrovaneFreight	Transportation	Requested

What each supplier receives

Addressed toQuillara Brisemont Ferrovane

ContainerCNT-BR-0417 · Battery-grade lithium carbonate, 15.6 t

AsksThe six fields and the eight questions, each emission figure with its method flag

SentTo all three at once, directly — not along the chain

After sending: the three suppliers, each with its request, requested; the action is not offered again for this label.

Presenter’s control

Label and request

CNT-TM-0212 · The STS label for the container

Label created

ProfileFood packaging · Recycled-PET food trays, t

CCalverarecycling · Cat 1
TTessmarkthermoforming · Cat 1
BBrennholttransportation · Cat 4
AAldervikcustomer

#	The six mandatory fields
1	Originating company IDThe party the value comes from, as Setup issued its ID.
2	Units of measurementThe unit the document gives each figure, shown as written.
3	Source of dataWhere a value came from, in the document’s words.
4	VerificationSelf-verified, or audited with the verifier named.
5	Scope 3 emissionsEmbedded in the material at hand-over: own figure plus what arrived.
6	How the Scope 3 were producedThe own figure — Scope 1–2, or transport — plus what arrived.

What each supplier receives

Addressed toCalvera Tessmark Brennholt

ContainerCNT-TM-0212 · Recycled-PET food trays, 9.8 t

AsksThe six fields and the eight questions, each emission figure with its method flag

SentTo all three at once, directly — not along the chain

#	The eight label questions
1	Who generated the emissions?
2	What activity caused them?
3	Which product do they impact?
4	Where did they occur?
5	How were they calculated?
6	When did they occur?
7	Which STS transactions support the calculation?
8	How do they roll up into Scope 3 reporting?

The example’s five queriesAsked once the chain is complete

Show Category 1 emissions by supplier.What Scope 3 emissions are attributable to PET recycling?Which STS transactions support Category 4 transportation emissions?Which tray products contribute most to Category 12 end-of-life emissions?Provide a complete audit trail for all Scope 3 calculations.

Label — food packaging: the same six fields and eight questions; the profile follows the example — Calvera recycling · Cat 1 › Tessmark thermoforming · Cat 1 › Brennholt transportation · Cat 4 — for container CNT-TM-0212, and the example’s own five queries, Category 12 end-of-life in place of Category 11.

Label definition

The standard’s side of the label: meaning, unit, where each value comes from, what stands in — the demo’s own.

Who and when: Any party — the customer from its label, a supplier from its request — and the working group watching.
What it is for: The label as a semantic layer, not a form: for each field and question its meaning, unit, where its value comes from and what stands in when there is none, and the roll-up rule. The demo’s own definitions — no STS dictionary exists yet.
In the flows: Opened from Label and request or from a supplier’s request; no flow of its own.

Presenter’s control

Label definition

The demo’s own: no STS dictionary exists yet, and the working group will define it · the same for every party

Read only

#	Field	Unit	Comes from	When there is none
1	Originating company IDThe party a value comes from.	—	The request	never missing
2	Units of measurementEach figure’s unit, as written.	—	The document	an error
3	Source of dataWhere a value came from.	—	The document	an error
4	VerificationSelf-verified, or audited and by whom.	—	The document	an error
5	Scope 3 emissionsEmissions embedded in the material at hand-over — the party’s own figure plus what arrived with the material. The buyer counts it in its Scope 3; the profile says which category each part falls in.	tCO2e	Roll-up: own + received	awaiting upstream
6	How the Scope 3 were producedThe own figure — Scope 1–2, or the transport of the container — plus what arrived.	tCO2e	Document and parent	an error
7	Method flagMeasured, or estimated and how.	—	The document	an error
8	Embedded emissions receivedWhat arrived with the material: the upstream party’s reported total.	tCO2e	The parent transaction	awaiting upstream

#	Question	Comes from	When there is none
1–6	Who generated the emissions, what activity, which product, where, how calculated, when?	The document	not stated
7	Which STS transactions support the calculation?	The chain: the parent links	—
8	How do they roll up into Scope 3 reporting?	The roll-up rule	—

Rules

Applies toOne container, CNT-BR-0417

AllocationEach supplier allocates its own emissions to the material in this container and says how; the demo computes no allocation or yield.

Roll-upOwn + received is what a party passes on; the customer’s Scope 3 is the carrier’s total

Document termThe supplier’s own name for a value, shown beside it in the review

Eight entries of the label on the left, the eight questions and the rules on the right; read only, the same for every party, with no figure of anyone in it.

Chain view

The container’s path mine → refiner → carrier → customer, each step’s state and the roll-up.

Who and when: The customer, after the suppliers have responded and the responses are reviewed — and earlier, to see which have answered.
What it is for: Shows the container’s path, mine → refiner → carrier → customer, each step with its transaction and review status, and — once the chain is complete — the roll-up into the customer’s Scope 3 for the container, by category.
In the flows: Flow 1, step 7 (the steps requested); Flow 3, steps 1 and 6 (the chain fills in, the roll-up).

Presenter’s control

Chain view

CNT-BR-0417 · Battery-grade lithium carbonate, 15.6 t · mine → refiner → carrier → customer

Chain complete

Q
Quillara LithiumMine · extraction

24 t lithium concentrate

Accepted

STS-EX-0001

Category 1 · no parent
B
Brisemont RefiningRefiner · processing

24 t concentrate → 15.6 t lithium carbonate

Accepted

STS-PR-0001

Category 1 · parent STS-EX-0001
F
Ferrovane FreightCarrier · transportation

CNT-BR-0417 · 15.6 t, Mejillones → Austin

Accepted

STS-SH-0001

Category 4 · parent STS-PR-0001
V
Velmora Battery WorksCustomer · end of the chain

CNT-BR-0417 delivered

No transaction of its own
Scope 3 38.2 tCO2e

Roll-upAll three transactions exist · figures as reported, in tCO2e

Party	Transaction	Own emissionstCO2e	Embedded receivedtCO2e	Reported totaltCO2e	Review
Category 1 · Purchased goods and services		35.7	Sum of the own figures
Quillara	STS-EX-0001	23.3trucking to the refinery included	not applicable	23.3	Accepted
Brisemont	STS-PR-0001	12.4	23.3	35.7	Accepted
Category 4 · Upstream transportation and distribution		2.5	Sum of the own figures
Ferrovane	STS-SH-0001	2.5transport of the container	35.7	38.2	Accepted
Category 11 · Use of sold products		not in this chain yet — downstream of the customer Its buyers would report it.
Velmora Battery Works · Scope 3 for the containerCategory 1 35.7 + Category 4 2.5		= Ferrovane Freight’s reported total		38.2

The chain complete, all three steps accepted, each with what it handled — the concentrate, the carbonate made from it, the container on its way, delivered. The roll-up: each party’s own figure — Scope 1–2, or the transport of the container — and what arrived with the material, Category 1 and 4 summed, Category 11 not in this chain yet — downstream of the customer — and the customer’s Scope 3 as the carrier’s reported total.

Presenter’s control

Chain view

CNT-BR-0417 · Battery-grade lithium carbonate, 15.6 t · mine → refiner → carrier → customer

Chain incomplete

Q
Quillara LithiumMine · extraction

24 t lithium concentrate

Requested
No transaction yet
B
Brisemont RefiningRefiner · processing

24 t concentrate → 15.6 t lithium carbonate

Requested
No transaction yet
F
Ferrovane FreightCarrier · transportation

CNT-BR-0417 · 15.6 t, Mejillones → Austin

Requested
No transaction yet
V
Velmora Battery WorksCustomer · end of the chain

CNT-BR-0417 delivered

No transaction of its own

No roll-up yet Nothing has responded. The roll-up appears once each of the three steps has had a transaction.

Request sent, no response yet: each step requested with no transaction, no roll-up.

Review

One interpreted response — the labelled values, never the file — accepted or sent back with a note.

Who and when: The presenter, acting as the customer, once a supplier’s response is interpreted: opened from the supplier’s step in the Chain view, one transaction at a time.
What it is for: The human check on what the AI made of a document: the labelled values and the eight questions answered, never the original file, then Accept or Request clarification with a note. Both are final and confirmed first.
In the flows: Flow 3, steps 2–4; Flow 5, step 4

Presenter’s control

Chain view

CNT-BR-0417 · Battery-grade lithium carbonate, 15.6 t · mine → refiner → carrier → customer

Q
Quillara LithiumMine · extraction

24 t lithium concentrate

Accepted
STS-EX-0001
B
Brisemont RefiningRefiner · processing

24 t concentrate → 15.6 t lithium carbonate

Pending
STS-PR-0001
F
Ferrovane FreightCarrier · transportation

CNT-BR-0417 · 15.6 t, Mejillones → Austin

Accepted
STS-SH-0001
V
Velmora Battery WorksCustomer · end of the chain

CNT-BR-0417 delivered

No transaction of its own

Roll-upComplete · the customer’s Scope 3 is Ferrovane’s reported total, 38.2 tCO2e

Party	Own emissions	Embedded received	Reported total	Review
QQuillara	23.3 tCO2e	not applicable	23.3 tCO2e	Accepted
BBrisemont	12.4 tCO2e	23.3 tCO2e	35.7 tCO2e	Pending
FFerrovane	2.5 tCO2e	35.7 tCO2e	38.2 tCO2e	Accepted

STS-PR-0001Pending

Brisemont Refining — processing

Processing PR · Category 1 · parent STS-EX-0001

Requested
Submitted
InterpretedOct 25 14:33
ReviewPending

ValuesContextActivity

Originating company ID: BrisemontRefining
Units of measurement: tCO2e“tonnes of CO2-equivalent”own term
Source of data: Refinery process records and utility invoices“Basis of preparation”own term
Verification: Third-party audited — Veridane Assurance“Assurance”own term
Scope 3 emissions: 35.7 tCO2eown + received, added by the label
How the Scope 3 were produced: Own Scope 1 · process fuel“Process fuel”own term3.6 tCO2emeasured

Own Scope 2 · grid electricity“Purchased electricity”own term8.8 tCO2eestimated

Embedded · STS-EX-000123.3 tCO2eQuillara’s

The field names are the demo’s own — see the label definition.

Note for the supplier

Both decisions are final; each asks you to confirm first.

Brisemont Refining’s transaction, pending. The Chain view stays behind the drawer, open from its step. The drawer reads the six mandatory fields with a method flag beside each emission figure and the document’s own term beside each value, and the trail of the response with the time it was interpreted; the two actions sit at its foot.

Presenter’s control

Chain view

CNT-BR-0417 · Battery-grade lithium carbonate, 15.6 t · mine → refiner → carrier → customer

Q
Quillara LithiumMine · extraction

24 t lithium concentrate

Accepted
STS-EX-0001
B
Brisemont RefiningRefiner · processing

24 t concentrate → 15.6 t lithium carbonate

Pending
STS-PR-0001
F
Ferrovane FreightCarrier · transportation

CNT-BR-0417 · 15.6 t, Mejillones → Austin

Accepted
STS-SH-0001
V
Velmora Battery WorksCustomer · end of the chain

CNT-BR-0417 delivered

No transaction of its own

Roll-upComplete · the customer’s Scope 3 is Ferrovane’s reported total, 38.2 tCO2e

Party	Own emissions	Embedded received	Reported total	Review
QQuillara	23.3 tCO2e	not applicable	23.3 tCO2e	Accepted
BBrisemont	12.4 tCO2e	23.3 tCO2e	35.7 tCO2e	Pending
FFerrovane	2.5 tCO2e	35.7 tCO2e	38.2 tCO2e	Accepted

STS-PR-0001Pending

Brisemont Refining — processing

Processing PR · Category 1 · parent STS-EX-0001

Requested
Submitted
InterpretedOct 25 14:33
ReviewPending

ValuesContextActivity

1Who generated the emissions?Brisemont Refining · BrisemontRefining
2What activity caused them?Processing · PR
3Which product do they impact?Battery-grade lithium carbonate, 15.6 t · container CNT-BR-0417
4Where did they occur?Brisemont Refinery, Mejillones, Chile
5How were they calculated?Measured — process fuel; estimated — grid electricity, location-based factor. Allocation: 15.6 t of the 1,560 t of carbonate produced in Q3 2026 — 1 %, by mass.
6When did they occur?Q3 2026, 1 July – 30 September
7Which STS transactions support the calculation?STS-PR-0001 · parent STS-EX-0001, Quillara’s
8How do they roll up into Scope 3 reporting?Category 1 for Velmora; passes on 35.7 tCO2e: its own 12.4 plus 23.3 received.

Both decisions are final; each asks you to confirm first.

The Context tab: the eight label questions answered for Brisemont — who, what activity, which product, where, how calculated with its allocation to the container, when (Q3 2026), which STS transactions, and how it rolls up: Category 1, passing on 35.7 tCO2e.

Presenter’s control

Chain view

CNT-BR-0417 · Battery-grade lithium carbonate, 15.6 t · mine → refiner → carrier → customer

Q
Quillara LithiumMine · extraction

24 t lithium concentrate

Pending
STS-EX-0001
B
Brisemont RefiningRefiner · processing

24 t concentrate → 15.6 t lithium carbonate

Pending
STS-PR-0001
F
Ferrovane FreightCarrier · transportation

CNT-BR-0417 · 15.6 t, Mejillones → Austin

In error
STS-SH-0001
Missing: verificationNo review status.
V
Velmora Battery WorksCustomer · end of the chain

CNT-BR-0417 delivered

No transaction of its own

Roll-upIncomplete — Ferrovane in error · no category sum, no customer total

Party	Own emissions	Embedded received	Reported total	Review
QQuillara	23.3 tCO2e	not applicable	23.3 tCO2e	Pending
BBrisemont	12.4 tCO2e	23.3 tCO2e	35.7 tCO2e	Pending
FFerrovane	STS-SH-0001 not counted: verification not given			In error

STS-SH-0001In error

Ferrovane Freight — transportation

Transportation SH · Category 4 · parent STS-PR-0001

1 mandatory item is missingThe document gives no verification. Nothing is guessed. The transaction has no review status and cannot be accepted.

ValuesContext

Originating company ID: FerrovaneFreight
Units of measurement: tCO2e
Source of data: Bills of lading, the shipping line's emission statement and the haulier's fuel log
Verification: Unavailable
Transport of the container: 2.5 tCO2eestimated“Transport emissions, sea and road”own term
Embedded received: 35.7 tCO2eas reported by Brisemont · STS-PR-0001

No action on a transaction in error. The values the document gave are read only, and the roll-up does not count them; the way on is a replacement upload by Ferrovane.

All three have responded: Quillara Lithium and Brisemont Refining interpreted, their review pending; Ferrovane Freight in error (verification missing). The error stands in place of a review status in the chain and in the roll-up, under the same transaction id; a response in error is not counted, so the roll-up gives each counted party’s contribution with no category sum and no customer total. No action is offered.

Queries and export

Questions in plain language, answered with the transactions behind each number; the export.

Who and when: The presenter, acting as the customer, once the chain holds transactions: asks, follows a citation to the chain and back, and exports.
What it is for: One query box answered from the labelled data alone: every number cites its STS transactions with their review status, and what the chain cannot answer is said so, with the reason. The labelled data leaves as CSV — Excel and JSON if time allows — after a preview of its first rows.
In the flows: Flow 4, every step but the Chain view

Presenter’s control

Queries and export

Ask about the labelled data of CNT-BR-0417. Every number cites the STS transactions behind it.

Ask about the chain

The five example queries

Answers of this sitting, newest first

Which STS transactions support Category 4 transportation emissions?Oct 25 15:05

Ferrovane Freighttransport of the container, refiner → customer · parent STS-PR-00012.5 tCO2eSTS-SH-0001TransportationFerrovaneAccepted

The mine’s trucking to the refinery is inside STS-EX-0001 and counts in Category 1; the 35.7 the carrier received is the refiner’s figure relayed, counted in Category 1.

What Scope 3 emissions are attributable to lithium extraction?Oct 25 15:04

Lithium extraction is Quillara Lithium’s step: its own Scope 1–2, measured, trucking to the refinery included. It reaches Velmora inside Brisemont’s 35.7, in Category 1.

Quillara LithiumExtraction · trucking to the refinery included23.3 tCO2eSTS-EX-0001ExtractionQuillaraAccepted

Show Category 1 emissions by supplier.Oct 25 15:03

Category 1 by contributing party: each figure is the party’s own Scope 1–2, as it reported it. Brisemont is Velmora’s direct supplier; its 35.7 passed on includes Quillara’s 23.3.

Quillara Lithiumtrucking to the refinery included23.3 tCO2eSTS-EX-0001ExtractionQuillaraAccepted
Brisemont Refining12.4 tCO2eSTS-PR-0001ProcessingBrisemontAccepted
Category 1 total35.7 tCO2eThe own figures of STS-EX-0001 and STS-PR-0001, added once.

Three answers once the chain is complete, newest first: Category 4 — Ferrovane’s transaction alone, and why the mine’s trucking and the relayed 35.7 are in Category 1; lithium extraction — Quillara’s own 23.3, its trucking to the refinery included; Category 1 by contributing party. Each figure cites its STS transaction, accepted, each id a link to the Chain view. Export beside: CSV, Excel and JSON if time allows.

Presenter’s control

Queries and export

Ask about the labelled data of CNT-BR-0417. Every number cites the STS transactions behind it.

Ask about the chain

The five example queries

Answers of this sitting, newest first

Which battery products contribute most to Category 11 emissions?Oct 25 15:06

not in this chain yet — downstream of the customer

Category 11 is the use of the sold batteries, after Velmora Battery Works: it would be reported by the buyers and users of the batteries, labelled the same STS way, once the chain extends past the customer. This chain ends at Velmora, so there is no figure yet, and no product is ranked.

No transaction is cited: there is no number to cite.

Which STS transactions support Category 4 transportation emissions?Oct 25 15:05

Ferrovane Freighttransport of the container, refiner → customer · parent STS-PR-00012.5 tCO2eSTS-SH-0001TransportationFerrovaneAccepted

The mine’s trucking to the refinery is inside STS-EX-0001 and counts in Category 1; the 35.7 the carrier received is the refiner’s figure relayed, counted in Category 1.

What Scope 3 emissions are attributable to lithium extraction?Oct 25 15:04

Lithium extraction is Quillara Lithium’s step: its own Scope 1–2, measured, trucking to the refinery included. It reaches Velmora inside Brisemont’s 35.7, in Category 1.

Quillara LithiumExtraction · trucking to the refinery included23.3 tCO2eSTS-EX-0001ExtractionQuillaraAccepted

Category 11 asked: not in this chain yet — downstream of the customer — with where the figure would come from, and no citation because there is no number to cite.

Presenter’s control

Queries and export

Ask about the labelled data of CNT-BR-0417. Every number cites the STS transactions behind it.

Ask about the chain

The five example queries

Answers of this sitting, newest first

Which STS transactions support Category 4 transportation emissions?Oct 25 15:05

Ferrovane Freighttransport of the container, refiner → customer · parent STS-PR-00012.5 tCO2eSTS-SH-0001TransportationFerrovaneAccepted

The mine’s trucking to the refinery is inside STS-EX-0001 and counts in Category 1; the 35.7 the carrier received is the refiner’s figure relayed, counted in Category 1.

What Scope 3 emissions are attributable to lithium extraction?Oct 25 15:04

Lithium extraction is Quillara Lithium’s step: its own Scope 1–2, measured, trucking to the refinery included. It reaches Velmora inside Brisemont’s 35.7, in Category 1.

Quillara LithiumExtraction · trucking to the refinery included23.3 tCO2eSTS-EX-0001ExtractionQuillaraAccepted

Preview of the CSVvelmorabatteryworks-cnt-br-0417-sts.csv · the first rows, as the file will hold them

sts_transaction_id	parent_sts	party	event	own_emissions_tco2e	own_method	own_category	received_cumulative_tco2e	reported_total_cumulative_tco2e	verification	source_of_data	review_status
STS-EX-0001	—	Quillara Lithium	extraction	23.3	measured	1	—	23.3	Third-party verified — Veridane Assurance	Site energy and fuel records, Q3 2026	accepted
STS-PR-0001	STS-EX-0001	Brisemont Refining	processing	12.4	measured; estimated	1	23.3	35.7	Third-party audited — Veridane Assurance	Refinery process records and utility invoices	accepted
STS-SH-0001	STS-PR-0001	Ferrovane Freight	transportation	2.5	estimated	4	35.7	38.2	Self-verified	Bills of lading, the shipping line's emission statement and the haulier's fuel log	accepted

Sum own_emissions_tco2e for the customer’s Scope 3; the cumulative columns already include upstream.

Download CSV shows the first rows before the file is saved: own_emissions_tco2e and own_category add up to the customer’s Scope 3; the cumulative columns already include upstream and are never summed.

Presenter’s control

Queries and export

Ask about the labelled data of CNT-BR-0417. Every number cites the STS transactions behind it.

Ask about the chain

The five example queries

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Ask one of the five example queries in the box above. The answers of this sitting stay here, newest first.

No answer yet: the box and the five example queries, with the empty state in the place the first answer will take.

Supplier: request

What the label asks the supplier about the container, and the upload of its own document.

Who and when: A supplier — the presenter acting as Ferrovane Freight — who opens the screen to read what the customer asks about the container and to answer it.
What it is for: The request addressed to this supplier only, read only: the label’s six mandatory fields and eight questions, and what arrives with the container — the upstream party’s transaction and its embedded total, which the supplier does not state. Beside it the supplier answers — by picking its own prepared document, or the carrier’s variant with the verification left out, or by dropping a simple text document in its own format. Uploading is submitting.
In the flows: Flow 2, steps 2–3 (and Flow 5, step 1 with the variant)

Presenter’s control

Request

From Velmora Battery Works · container CNT-BR-0417 · Battery-grade lithium carbonate, 15.6 t

Requested

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Interpretation
Outcome

What arrives with the containerBBrisemont RefiningSTS-PR-000135.7 tCO2eEmbedded emissions, as Brisemont reported them. You state only your own; the label adds them.

What the label asksSix mandatory fields and eight questions · label definition

Mandatory fields

Originating company IDTaken from this request, not from your documentRequired
Units of measurementAs your document gives them; nothing is convertedRequired
Source of dataWhere a value came from, in your document’s wordsRequired
VerificationSelf-verified, or third-party verified / auditedRequired
Scope 3 emissionsEmbedded at hand-over: your own figure plus what arrivedRequired
How the Scope 3 were producedYour own figure — Scope 1–2 or transport — and its methodRequired

QuestionsOptionalNot given in your document reads “not stated”

1Who generated the emissions?
2What activity caused them?
3Which product do they impact?
4Where did they occur?
5How were they calculated?
6When did they occur?
7Which STS transactions support the calculation?
8How do they roll up into Scope 3 reporting?

Your responsePick a prepared document or upload your own

Prepared documents

Carrier response documentferrovane-freight-response.pdf · PDF Carrier response document, verification left outferrovane-freight-response-no-verification.pdf · PDF

Your own file

Drop your response document here or browseAny simple text document in your own format, e.g. PDF

Picking a document or uploading a file submits it as it is — there is nothing to review first.

The request from Velmora Battery Works about container CNT-BR-0417, with the stepper at its first steps: Request read, Upload next. The carrier is offered two prepared documents — the one that gives every mandatory value and the variant that leaves the verification out — beside the drop zone.

Presenter’s control

Request

For Ferrovane Freight

No request yetNothing has been addressed to Ferrovane Freight yet. The request appears here once the customer has sent it, and the upload with it.

Before the customer sends the request: nothing is addressed to this supplier, so there is no request and no upload to offer. Nothing announces the request — it is there when the screen is opened.

Supplier: response and outcome

The supplier’s document, its status, its label read only, and the customer’s decision.

Who and when: A supplier — the presenter acting as Ferrovane Freight — after the upload, and again when the customer has decided.
What it is for: The supplier’s own file with Preview and Replace, the status of the response — here in error, the missing item named — and the outcome panel on the right. The supplier reads its own label as the customer reads it, read only, and confirms nothing before the review. A replacement is its way out of an error; answering a note with one is built if time allows.
In the flows: Flow 2, step 5; Flow 5, steps 1–2 and 4; Flow 3, step 4

Presenter’s control

Request

From Velmora Battery Works · container CNT-BR-0417

In error

What the label asksSix mandatory fields and eight questions

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Interpretation
Outcome

ferrovane-freight-response-no-verification.pdfSubmitted Oct 25 14:35 · only you see it

Response statusIn error

1 mandatory item is missingThe document gives no value for the item below. A replacement has to state it.

VerificationMandatory field

SubmittedYour document is in and handed to the AI.Oct 25 14:35
In errorThe document gives no value for a mandatory item.Oct 25 14:36

The values the document gave stay readable in your label, beside the error, as the customer sees them.

The carrier’s variant uploaded: the response is in error and names the missing verification; the stepper stops at Interpretation. A response in error has no outcome, and the customer can take no action on it — the panel on the right says so.

Presenter’s control

Request

From Velmora Battery Works · container CNT-BR-0417

Accepted

What the label asksSix mandatory fields and eight questions

Request
Upload
Interpretation
Outcome

ferrovane-freight-response.pdfSubmitted Oct 25 14:44 · only you see it

Your labelRead only

Originating company ID: FerrovaneFreight
Units of measurement: tCO2e“t CO2e”same name
Source of data: Bills of lading, the shipping line's emission statement and the haulier's fuel log“Records used”own term
Verification: Self-verified“Verification”same name
Scope 3 emissions: 38.2 tCO2eown + received, added by the label
How the Scope 3 were produced: Transport of the container 2.5 tCO2eestimated“Transport emissions, sea and road”own termEmbedded received 35.7 tCO2eBrisemont’s · STS-PR-0001

What the customer reads in your name. To change a value, replace your document before it is accepted.

Accepted: the response is closed to replacement. Your label shows all six mandatory fields as the customer reads them, read only, with the document’s own term beside each value; the document stays viewable, and no upload is offered any more.

Presenter’s control

Request

From Velmora Battery Works · container CNT-BR-0417

Clarification requested

What the label asksSix mandatory fields and eight questions

Request
Upload
Interpretation
Outcome

ferrovane-freight-response.pdfSubmitted Oct 25 14:44 · only you see it

Response statusInterpreted

SubmittedYour document is in and handed to the AI.Oct 25 14:44
InterpretedThe AI read it into a transaction for the customer to review.Oct 25 14:45

The status stays as it is when the customer decides.

Clarification requested, with the customer’s note: in the core it marks the response and leaves the note, and no Replace is offered. Answering the note with a replacement upload is the part built if time allows.

Key screens

The customer

Setup

Setup

Setup

Label and request

Label and request

Label and request

Label definition

Chain view

Chain view

Chain view

Chain view

Chain view

Queries and export

Queries and export

Queries and export

Queries and export

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A supplier

Request

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