Helping you prosper
With the right tools, carbon accounting doesn’t have to be complex or time-consuming. That’s why we’re hosting a short, practical webinar on Wednesday 25 February, 10am–10.30am, to show how Sumday works with Xero to help you quickly understand, report and act on your emissions and how to make the most of Sumday’s 12 month free access for Xero users who sign up before 31 March 2026.
Why this matters now
Understanding your emissions is becoming an essential part of running a resilient, future ready business. Getting started now can help you:
- Prepare for emerging reporting requirements
- Access insights that support long-term decision-making
- Spot operational inefficiencies and potential cost savings
- Build confidence with stakeholders who increasingly expect this data
- Make sustainability part of your growth and planning conversations
And with free access available for a limited time, Xero users can establish their carbon baseline at no cost.
What you’ll learn in the webinar
Bradley Pitt (APAC Lead at Sumday) and Harriet Hodgson Grove (Audit Partner & Head of Sustainable Business Services, UHY London) will walk through:
• How Sumday connects with Xero to build your carbon footprint automatically
• What Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions mean in practical terms
• How simple the process is with automation and UHY support
• Real world examples where better emissions insight has helped businesses save money or plan more effectively
• How to activate and make the most of the free 12 month access
• What happens once the free period ends
• A short Q&A with specialists from Sumday and UHY
The session is designed to give you clear, useful insight without the jargon.
Who should attend?
Business owners, finance leaders and Xero users who want a straightforward way to get started with carbon accounting and take advantage of a time limited opportunity.
A chance to get ahead – at no cost
This offer gives Xero users the chance to build their carbon baseline and explore their emissions data for free. With expectations and reporting standards evolving quickly, now is the ideal time to start.
