Microsoft Cloud for Sustainability

In the Scorecards & Goals overview within Microsoft Cloud for Sustainability, users often work with multi-level goal hierarchies. Currently, when a user expands certain levels and navigates into a specific goal, returning to the overview collapses all previously expanded levels. This forces users to manually re-expand the hierarchy each time, leading to inefficiencies and a frustrating user experience.

We propose implementing a feature that preserves the expanded or collapsed state of each level when navigating away from and returning to the overview. This would significantly improve usability, save time, and support a more seamless workflow for sustainability teams managing complex goal structures.

PLease allow more configuration to the system so we can limit user from certain web resources tab instead of disabling all of them

Customer request to automate the refresh of the data in Azure Emissions Insights and to also allow a Service Principal to download the data.

We have identified issue with the 'Organizational Hierarchy' filters in the Microsoft Sustainability Manager (MSM) out-of-the-box (OOTB) dashboards. Currently, these filters display a default of six levels of drill down, even when there are no underlying values present. This configuration is causing confusion among end users, as they are presented with options to expand filters that do not contain any additional data.

Request: We request an update to the OOTB dashboard filters to ensure that the drilldown (expand) option is not displayed when there is no data below the organization parent level. . This update will significantly improve the clarity and usability of the MSM dashboards, reducing confusion and enhancing the overall user experience.

Currently, in MSM -> Data -> Imports -> New, there are 4 options given to the end user, which might create unnecessary confusion to end users to choose from.

It would be great if we could have a setting to limit the options, for example, a certain group of users can only see the option of "Excel Template".

Hi,

not sure if this is the correct category to put this.

New requirements for what information a company will be required to have on their items is coming with the new European digital products pass.

MS to ensure that all data required to fulfill the new sustainable requirements of what information a company must have on a product, can be extracted as a report and all fields needed are in the released products table.

Br Vicki

Currently, when registering in the Factor library in the Microsoft Sustainability Manager app, there is no functionality to register factor values ​​for multiple years within the same factor name.

This functionality would make it easier for users to manage year-to-year changes in factor values ​​and calculations.

EXIOBASE Gross / Total Output has not been considered suitable for use as emission factors and their existence in MS Sustainability Manager has even been considered misleading.

More useful and obvious option for emission factors related to EXIOBASE would be:

EXIOBASE - MRIO extension multipliers (total requirement factors of consumption).

In other words, the hope would be to have 'EXIOBASE M PXP IPCC GWP100 AR5' emission factors in MS Sustainability Manager.

Import jobs are accessible (for editing or even examination) only to the creator of that import. That job can be transferred by that user to someone else. The documentation says that it's possible for an admin to transfer import jobs.

However, users with an admin security role in MSM are not able to do this. It may be a global admin who can do this outside MSM. But we don't know. This gives us risk because our imports are complex, and if someone were to leave the company without transferring, we'd have to rebuild these jobs. And they aren't easy to document, so we wouldn't have much to go on.

I'd suggest that either the system is modified so that those in the admin security role are able to transfer import jobs or eliminate this ownership restriction. No other parts of the tool (like calculations or All Emissions) are restricted to the creator. Imports (from our perspective) aren't in more need of this "protection" than other functions.

I would like to see the screen for MSM's main influencer function add the ability to remove information that is not useful and to view additional analysis results that are not displayed on the screen.

This feature will improve customer convenience.