IFS has launched IFS Zero, an agentic emissions operating system designed to help asset-intensive industries measure, disclose, and optimize carbon emissions.

The new platform provides a unified calculation environment for managing Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 emissions. IFS said the solution was developed in consultation with customers seeking more efficient approaches to carbon emissions management.

IFS Zero integrates with the company's Sustainability Management module, which consolidates enterprise sustainability information, including emissions, social impact, and diversity metrics for corporate reporting. The new platform focuses specifically on carbon management by providing real-time emissions intelligence and detailed operational insights.

According to IFS, many organizations continue to rely on fragmented data sources, manual reconciliation processes, and time-consuming reporting methods. IFS Zero applies agentic Artificial Intelligence across the data lifecycle to map data sources, validate information, identify anomalies, and generate audit-ready outputs.

The company said the platform can establish an audit-ready emissions baseline within weeks and reduce emissions data collection efforts by 30%, while saving hundreds of hours of operational time annually.

IFS said the platform is intended to help industrial organizations move beyond emissions reporting and use sustainability data to support operational and decarbonization decisions in real time.

IFS Zero launches alongside IFS Cloud 26R1, which became generally available on May 28, 2026. The latest release includes enhancements across Enterprise Resource Planning, Service Management, Enterprise Asset Management, and Aviation Maintenance applications and expands the company's Industrial Artificial Intelligence capabilities.