Track the fields that matter
Configure sustainability fields alongside your specifications. Apply the same completeness principle as Spec Score to see what is populated and where information is missing.
Define the sustainability fields that matter to your products. Use completeness scoring to find gaps, then roll up configured measures across components and BOMs for reporting.
Request a demoReview sustainability field completeness, inspect the missing information, and ask LINQ Assist what to follow up. Then explore quantity-based rollups and a sample reporting export.
10 of 12 configured sustainability fields completed across 3 components.
The same field-completeness principle as Spec Score, applied to sustainability data. This example counts four fields equally on each component.Field completeness counts populated fields. Mass coverage shows how much of the assembly has recycled-content data. Neither is an environmental performance rating.
This sample has 10 of 12 configured sustainability fields populated (83% complete). At the selected quantity of 100 assemblies, the rollup contains 320 kg of material and 150 kg of known recycled material.
Field completeness counts four sustainability fields per component. Separately, recycled-content values cover 93.8% of the assembly’s mass. Its mass-weighted recycled content is 50% across the known materials.
The protective insert has no recycled-content value or source declaration. Its 20 kg of material is included in the reporting total but excluded from the recycled-content percentage. Missing does not mean zero.
Each field is counted once per component. BOM quantities do not multiply the completeness count.
Configure sustainability fields alongside your specifications. Apply the same completeness principle as Spec Score to see what is populated and where information is missing.
Aggregate recorded measures through your BOMs using configured rules. Calculate totals and weighted values, with data coverage visible alongside the results.
Bring source attributes, rolled-up measures, and quantity-based totals together for reporting. Review gaps with LINQ Assist and prepare outputs for your reporting needs.
It shows how much of your configured sustainability information is populated, using the same field-completeness principle as Spec Score. This example checks material type, component mass, recycled content, and a source declaration on each component. It measures data completeness, not environmental performance or verified accuracy.
Your recorded attributes, component quantities, units, and configured aggregation rules determine the results. This example totals material mass and calculates mass-weighted recycled content across components with data, then scales the material totals by product quantity.
Ask about the product’s sustainability information, the source of a rollup, or the gaps to review before reporting. The example explains the missing recycled-content value and declaration, shows the supporting records, and suggests the next follow-up.
Roll up the configured measures your reporting process needs and review coverage alongside the totals. The sample CSV includes source fields, material totals, known recycled mass, missing fields, and calculation notes. These can support sustainability and EPR reporting preparation; the example is not a verified footprint or a submission to a reporting program.
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