Intuitive tools that make climate reporting, tracking, and raising awareness easy
So easy that everyone can do it
Perfect for companies using Visma
Climate reporting with Visma
Automated climate reporting with Visma. Use your financial data and Visma Expense to get a complete climate account for scopes 1, 2 and 3, without any manual data collection.
Perfect for organisations and municipalities
Make climate action a team effort
From Q3 2026, Ducky Climate Competitions will be managed by Kobla. You can expect the same great experience, with further improvements to come. Through gamification and engaging digital competitions, we help organisations raise climate awareness, inspire participation and build a strong culture of innovation.
Read more about Kobla and how we help businesses and municipalities.
Driving positive change with hundreds of companies
“The setup of the climate reporting tool is brilliant. It's so easy to understand —just the way it should be.”
Anne Randi Skramstad
CFO, NORGRO
“The climate competition is the largest activity we have carried out across departments. Now, I have 600 engaged employees to rely on as we implement further measures in our climate strategy.”
Ørjan Aall
Climate Strategist, Sweco
Free up time and resources to reduce emissions, not just report them
Working with climate and sustainability should feel meaningful and easy. But for many, it's complex and overwhelming.
That's why we exist: to simplify the complexity. With intuitive tools, we make climate reporting, tracking, and raising awareness easy.
Want to make climate work a little easier?
From Q3 2026, Disrupting IT AS will host the platform and handle data for climate reporting and related services. Kobla AS will manage Ducky Climate Competitions. Development will continue, making climate data easier to understand, interact with, share and use with AI. Planned enhancements also include transaction-based mapping and expanded Scope 3 reporting.
Get in touch! Ask us about a demo, a licence, or anything else – we're happy to help.
