shipzero Logistics Emissions & Book and Claim Platform

shipzero GmbH is a Hamburg-based German software company led by CEO Mirko Schedlbauer that helps cargo owners and logistics service providers calculate, report and reduce transport emissions. Its platform targets Scope 3 transport emissions for shippers and Scope 1 to 3 emissions for logistics providers in sectors such as automotive, chemicals, fashion, FMCG, food and pharma.

The platform ingests data from TMS, ERP, fleet telematics and fuel card systems through APIs, EDI, flat files, database access or CSV, then calculates shipment-level emissions under ISO 14083, the GLEC Framework and the GHG Protocol and exchanges data in the iLEAP format. Decarbonisation tools compare trade lanes, fleets and partners, model scenarios and manage Book and Claim, which lets companies buy and claim emission reductions from low-carbon fuels through a claim database. Users include Hellmann, Nagel-Group, Rittal, Marken, NOSTA and Spedition Pflaum.

• Data ingestion: connects TMS, ERP, telematics and fuel card systems via API, EDI, files or CSV.
• Emissions calculation: shipment-level Scope 1, 2 and 3 under ISO 14083 and the GLEC Framework.
• iLEAP data exchange: shares shipment footprints with partners in the iLEAP format.
• Decarbonisation analysis: compares lanes, fleets and partners and models scenarios.
• Book and Claim: claim database for low-carbon fuel reductions and green freight products.
• Reporting: client, audit, CSRD and company carbon footprint reports.

A Vietnamese logistics provider serving European automotive or chemical clients can deliver ISO 14083 reports per shipment. A trucking company can analyse fleet data from telematics and fuel cards to plan lower-emission operations. A manufacturer can compare carriers on emissions in freight tenders.

Logistics providers consolidate data from many transport systems into one source; Hellmann's case study covers data from 20 transport management systems. Shippers receive audit-ready Scope 3 transport figures for CSRD and customer requests. Book and Claim lets companies fund low-carbon fuels and claim the reductions, which SBTi V2.0 recognises as a permissible chain of custody, and the platform runs on an ISO/IEC 27001 certified information security system.

CSRD and customer Scope 3 targets are pushing logistics providers to report verified, shipment-level emissions, while Book and Claim is emerging as a way to finance biofuels and other low-carbon fuels. Vietnamese and Southeast Asian logistics firms serving European manufacturers will face the same data requests in tenders.

shipzero GmbH is headquartered at Alter Wandrahm 13, Hamburg, Germany, with CEO Mirko Schedlbauer. Holds ISO/IEC 27001 certification for information security and supports ISO 14083, GLEC and iLEAP. Works with logistics firms such as Rhenus, Nagel-Group, Hellmann and Kombiverkehr.