Climate & Decisions Launched Intelligence Software
The new platform helps firms integrate climate metrics into operational workflows to meet IFRS S2 standards.
Updated on Sept. 21, 2026 in Software
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Climate & Decisions and Aera Technology have released Climate Decision Intelligence, a software product designed to link climate data with core financial and operational decision-making. The system provides five pre-defined tools to automate or support human-led decisions across areas like supply chain risk and carbon budgeting.
Why it matters
Organizations are increasingly pressured to align operational processes with IFRS S2-aligned disclosure requirements. This platform addresses the gap between abstract climate reporting and actionable business decisions such as procurement and pricing.
The platform includes 5 pre-defined decision tools that bridge the gap between climate signals and operational data. It tracks an audit trail for every automated or manual decision made within the system.
The players
Climate & Decisions
An Australia-based advisory firm specializing in integrating climate-related data into corporate decision-making frameworks.
Aera Technology
A software company founded in 2017 that focuses on decision intelligence platforms designed to automate and augment complex business operations.
The details
The platform functions by ingesting climate-related signals and cross-referencing them against a company's financial and operational data. Business owners receive these synthesized recommendations through a routing system that allows for manual approval, modification, or escalation. This creates a traceable audit trail, a critical requirement for organizations aiming to maintain compliance with IFRS S2, or International Financial Reporting Standards S2, which mandates the disclosure of climate-related risks.
Timeline
Aera Technology was founded in 2017.
Climate Decision Intelligence launched on September 21, 2026.
The Tech Race
This software aligns with the broader push to meet IFRS S2-aligned disclosure requirements by automating the connection between environmental metrics and corporate strategy. It reflects a growing industry race to move beyond static sustainability reporting and into active, data-driven climate operations.
Business leaders in supply chain, procurement, and sustainability roles can use the platform to automate compliance-heavy workflows like carbon-aware promotions. The tools are currently available for enterprise deployment, though companies must first configure their existing data feeds to work with the system.
The takeaway
Companies should track the adoption of automated audit trails as a benchmark for IFRS S2 compliance. Future performance will depend on the software's ability to ingest diverse supply chain data accurately.
Further reading
For broader trends in operational tooling, see our Software coverage.
Source note: This article includes information reported by IT Brief Australia.
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