
1. Technology overview
Sprih is a climate technology company founded by Akash Keshav, Hemant Joshi, Rohit Toshniwal and Ravi Singhal, with its customer base and operations rooted in India. It raised a USD 3 million seed round led by Leo Capital in March 2024 to expand into the US and Europe and to build AI models for climate data, and it serves users in more than 21 countries.
Its AI-native platform, SustainSense, covers Scope 1, 2 and 3 carbon accounting, water, waste and energy management, audit and assurance, peer benchmarking and ReportSense agents that turn data into compliance reports. A supply chain suite combines a climate database of over 120,000 companies with supplier engagement and a supplier data exchange that pulls public disclosures or estimates supplier emissions. Compliance hubs cover BRSR, CSRD, CBAM and California SB 253 and SB 261. Customers include Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, Indigo Paints and Bajaj Finserv.
2. Highlighted features & specifications
- Carbon accounting: Scope 1, 2 and 3 measurement across operations and the supply chain.
- Document understanding: AI reads PDFs, spreadsheets and scanned bills and normalises units and currencies.
- Supplier data exchange: pulls supplier disclosures or builds supplier-specific emission estimates.
- Logistics emissions: GLEC-aligned modelling of multi-leg shipments across air, sea, rail and road.
- ReportSense agents: AI agents that compile compliance reports such as BRSR and CSRD.
- SustainSense benchmarking: peer comparison drawn from more than 300,000 public sustainability reports.
3. Potential application
A Vietnamese garment or furniture exporter can compile Scope 3 data on hundreds of suppliers without manual surveys. A logistics company can calculate shipment emissions by mode under the GLEC framework for its customers. A listed group can prepare sustainability reports and benchmark itself against regional peers.
4. Benefits
Supplier emissions can be estimated from supplier lists and public disclosures instead of long surveys, which speeds up Scope 3 coverage. The ingestion engine reads PDFs, spreadsheets and scanned utility bills without fixed templates and maps data to scopes with confidence scores. One platform produces reports for several regulations, and SOC 2 Type II certification supports enterprise security reviews.
5. Market trends & opportunities
Scope 3 is usually the largest and hardest part of a corporate footprint, and buyers under CSRD, CBAM and US state climate laws now push data requests down to suppliers in Asia. AI that extracts data from documents and estimates supplier emissions is becoming the main way to close these gaps at reasonable cost.
6. Other information
Raised a USD 3 million seed round led by Leo Capital in March 2024. Research alliances with IIT Kanpur and IIT Bombay; long-term collaborators include ICF, GRI and JCSS. GRI partner, SOC 2 Type II certified and GDPR compliant. Users in 21+ countries and support for 30+ languages, per the company's 2025 review.
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