Sustainable manufacturing: A path to ecological production.
SAP Green Token.
Enhancing sustainability and traceability in your supply chain.
SAP Green Token offers an innovative solution by leveraging blockchain technology to provide transactional-level proof of sustainable actions across the entire supply chain. By utilizing blockchain, SAP Green Token ensures that every step of the supply chain is transparent, traceable, and immutable.
This technology enables your organization to verify and document sustainable practices, from raw material sourcing to production, distribution, and final delivery. By integrating SAP Green Token into your supply chain, you can achieve greater visibility, accountability, and compliance, paving the way for a more sustainable future.
Key benefits of SAP Green Token.
Enhanced traceability
Track the origin and sustainability of raw materials with precision.
Regulatory compliance
Ensure compliance with standards such as ISCC, REDcert, and EUDR.
Operational efficiency
Integrate seamlessly with your existing ERP systems, including SAP ECC, SAP S/4HANA or non-SAP platforms.
Transparency
Provide stakeholders with verifiable data on the sustainability of your products.
SAP Green Token combines three innovative principles.
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Tokenization
Tokenization lies at the heart of SAP Green Token. This process converts physical assets into digital tokens that represent the sustainability attributes of raw materials. These unique digital twins can be tracked and managed throughout the supply chain, ensuring that the sustainability claims are both verifiable and transparent.
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Blockchain technology
SAP Green Token leverages blockchain technology to create an immutable and auditable chain of custody. This ensures that every transaction and transfer of materials is recorded in a secure and transparent manner. Blockchain provides a trusted platform for verifying the origin and sustainability of raw materials, helping businesses comply with industry standards and regulations.
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Mass balance accounting
Mass balance accounting is a flexible approach that allows businesses to account for both sustainable and conventional materials within the same supply chain. This method tracks the input and output of materials, ensuring that the proportion of sustainable materials is accurately represented. Together with segregated accounting, traceability for commingled and continuously processed materials is ensured.
Multi-site management.
SAP Green Token also supports organizations with material movements between sites or entities via multi-site management.
The multi-site feature of SAP Green Token allows businesses to manage sustainability data across multiple locations seamlessly. This functionality enables the centralized tracking and reporting of sustainability attributes for materials sourced from different sites. By integrating data from various locations, companies can ensure consistent sustainability practices and compliance across their entire supply chain. This also supports compliance with EUDR requirements, even for shipments coming from non-EU countries.
EUDR compliance readiness.
Since December 30th, 2025, large companies located within the European Union (EU) or selling goods in the EU must comply with the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR).
SAP Green Token is designed to help businesses meet EUDR compliance. The solution supports automated Due Diligence Statement (DDS) reporting, coming in 2025 and meets the audit history requirements mandated by EUDR. Additionally, it integrates with data providers such as LiveEO TradeAware for standardized location information and the EUDR reporting platform, TRACES, ensuring that businesses can efficiently manage and report their sustainability data in line with the new regulations.
Innovation meets integration.
White paper.
Sustainability roadmap with an integrated planning solution.
Sustainability Analytics: How to set up a Corporate Carbon Footprint with SAP S/4HANA and SAC. – Part 1
Sustainability Analytics: How to create your carbon footprint monitor. – Part 2
Sustainability Analytics: How to integrate the reporting and planning of your carbon emissions into your company. – Part 3
