Blue Yonder, a Scottsdale, AZ-based company supporting the end-to-end digital supply chain, acquired Pledge, a London, UK-based software solutions company that empowers enterprise supply chain teams and LSPs to meet their sustainability goals and Scope 3 emissions reporting requirements.
The amount of the deal was not disclosed.
The acquisition will accelerate Blue Yonder’s sustainability roadmap and gives customers comprehensive insight to reduce carbon footprint and supply chain inefficiencies. Blue Yonder’s platform will now expand to include globally accredited logistics CO2e emissions reporting that allows customers to monitor their own emissions and those of their trading partners and suppliers.
Established in 2021 in the UK, and led by CEO David de Picciotto, Pledge provides software solutions that brings accessibility to freight emissions measurement and reporting, empowering businesses to measure, manage and help reduce their carbon footprint. Its capabilities automate the collection and exchange of shipment data from logistics suppliers to facilitate accredited and traceable emissions calculations across all transport modes, including air, inland (e.g., truck, rail, barges), and sea, as well as logistics hubs.
Blue Yonder customers can extend their applicable solutions to include this new capability, allowing them to receive emissions reporting that is in conformance with the Global Logistics Emission Council (GLEC) framework, developed by the Smart Freight Center (SFC), and aligned with International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 14083: Greenhouse gases, demonstrating accuracy and reliability.
Blue Yonder supports the end-to-end digital supply chain with its AI-driven platform and multi-tier network that empowers businesses to operate sustainably, scale profitably, and delight their customers. Its supply chain solutions and industry expertise help more than 3,000 retailers, manufacturers, and logistics service providers to navigate supply chain complexity.
FinSMEs
05/05/2025