Manage your organization and facilities

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This article explains how to manage your organization’s facilities in Secaro. It covers how to create new facilities, update organization and facility details, and archive facilities that are no longer active.


Create a facility

Each facility in Secaro represents a physical location where your organization operates and reports data. This article explains how to create a new facility, which is then automatically linked to your organization. 

  • Select the Manage drop down menu from the top navigation bar
  • Select My facilities which will take you to the facilities management page
  • Select Add facility & fill in the required fields; facility name and address
  • You can add assigned users here or later by changing user permissions(LINK) or updating facility details.
  • When finished, select 'Create facility' 


     


Update your organization details 

  • Select the user icon in the top-right corner
  • Select Organization profile from the drop-down menu
  • Select the pencil icon next to Organization details
  • Update the necessary field(s) & select Save 


Update your facility details 

  • Select the Manage drop down menu from the top navigation bar
  • Select My facilities which will take you to the facilities management page
  • Find the facility you want to update, and select Edit in the Actions column
  • Update the necessary field(s) and select Save 

Archive a facility 

  • Select the Manage drop down menu from the top navigation bar
  • Select My facilities
  • Find the facility you want to update, and select Archive in the Actions column
  • Select Confirm in the pop-up

💡No data is deleted when you archive a facility, but it will no longer be visible to you or other users. 


FAQs

  • If you do not operate manufacturing facilities(office-based or intermediaries), you can still report at facility level.You create a single “office” facility

    Currently, only your direct supply is in scope. You do not need your Tier 2 suppliers to report on Secaro—these emissions are typically included in your Scope 3 estimates.

    If a customer requests Tier 2 supplier data that you cannot provide, you can reject the request and include an explanation.

    Secaro also allows you to act as both a supplier and a buyer. This means you can manage your own suppliers while reporting to your customers. If this is relevant to you, contact our support team for more information.

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