Meet the team behind Emissa
We believe compliance doesn't have to be a burden. That's why we built Emissa — to make Scope 3 emissions reporting effortless for the manufacturers and suppliers keeping global supply chains moving.
Francis Eagleston
Francis founded Emissa to solve the compliance burden that mid-market manufacturers face when responding to Fortune 500 buyer demands. With a background spanning sustainability strategy and enterprise compliance work, he saw firsthand how manual emissions reporting was eating up time that teams should be spending on operations. He leads product vision, customer strategy, and the company's mission to make contract emissions reporting effortless.
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Austin Miranda
Austin co-founded Emissa with a focus on the technical infrastructure that makes emissions reporting reliable and auditable at scale. He's driven by the belief that every mid-market supplier — not just the Fortune 500 giants — deserves access to compliance tools that actually work. Austin oversees engineering, data integrations, and the contract insurance infrastructure that connects QuickBooks, utility providers, and freight carriers into a unified reporting pipeline.
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Large enterprises have armies of consultants to handle compliance. Mid-market suppliers don't — and they're the ones getting compliance emails from Walmart, Costco, Target, and Apple every quarter. Emissa was built specifically for that gap: the manufacturer with 50–500 employees who got their first emissions data request and has no idea where to start. We connect the data sources you already use — QuickBooks, utility bills, freight invoices — and turn them into audit-ready reports in the exact format each buyer requires. No spreadsheet wrangling. No consultants. No missed deadlines.
Turn Compliance Data Into Audit-Ready Reports
Emissa makes contract emissions reporting effortless for mid-market manufacturers under Fortune 500 compliance mandates. We connect the data sources you already use — QuickBooks, utility providers, freight carriers — and auto-categorize spend into Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, generating audit-ready reports in the exact format each buyer requires.