Why our work differs from others
We live what we do.
Our own climate project in Togo has been with us since the early natureOffice days.
→ Most providers sell projects. We developed one. A project with social, ecological and economic depth. Togo isn’t a “product” It’s a long-term effort we’ve been building, measuring, financing and improving from the beginning. Very few can say the same.
And we’ve been fully remote since 2014 — long before it became common.
→ The CO₂ sector is surprisingly traditional: open-plan offices, travel, presence culture.
We were where others arrived in 2020 out of necessity — ten years earlier. For us, that shows conviction, not reaction.
Our combination is unusual: craftsmanship + software + projects.
→ In this sector, you’re usually either a consultancy or a software provider or a project developer. We’re all three — and at a serious level.
Our work culture is unusually clear and unvarnished.
→ Many in the sector communicate in big terms: impact, transformation, paradigm shifts.
We communicate:
precisely, calmly, honestly.
In the sustainability world, this clarity is almost rebellious.
We don’t treat CO₂ accounting as a theory — but as operational work.
→ Many consultancies sell methods, workshops, templates.
We deliver: real data, traceable calculations, results companies can work with immediately.
That makes a big difference.
We were among the first in the German-speaking world to build CO₂ accounting and compensation seriously.
→ Not nostalgia — experience.
Over the years, this has shaped a way of working that carries us: clear methodology, long client relationships, and results that don’t follow trends.
We build software from practice.
ecozoom isn’t a developer product. It grew from real calculations, real client situations and the data gaps that appear along the way.
→ Very few providers are this close to everyday reality.
That’s why we offer both standard solutions for different industries and highly individual models — including complex mass-flow calculations for specific clients.
We are not “greenwashing-tolerant.”
→ Many providers are careful — very careful — sometimes too careful.
We’re more direct, sometimes less diplomatic: if a claim isn’t clean, we say so. If something doesn’t fit, we name it clearly.
Because companies can only communicate with confidence when their statements are solid.