Sustainability management software helps monitor non-renewable energy usage, reduce operational costs, ensure compliance with regulations, and minimize the emission of harmful production byproducts. Businesses use these tools to reduce waste and create more sustainable production systems, often as part of a broader environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) strategy. Government agencies also rely on these products to track environmental data trends over time and assess the impact of emissions on climate and public health. As more companies face regulatory requirements for emissions standards, sustainability management software becomes an essential tool to ensure processes stay compliant. These products share many features with energy management software, as both assist organizations in monitoring resource and energy use while promoting sustainable decision-making. However, energy management software tends to focus more specifically on energy consumption related to HVAC systems, aiming to reduce operational costs. Businesses concerned with regulatory compliance often use both types of software. Sustainability management software integrates with resource monitoring infrastructure (such as metering and equipment) and existing IT systems. It acts as a third-party monitoring tool that plugs into and collects data from existing systems. This integration with the current IT infrastructure is crucial for accurately tracking emissions and identifying operational inefficiencies.