Water footprinting maps and measures the amount of water withdrawn, consumed, or
discharged by stationary sources. You can manage your organization’s water footprint for
reporting to local bodies or for corporate requirements, and strategize better with actionable
data.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions
Here's an image that shows the high-level steps to manage your water footprint:
As a Net Zero Cloud Manager, you:
Record the stationary assets and their types.
Record all of your organization’s water-related activities, such as withdrawal,
consumption, or discharge of water. For more information, see Create a Water Activity Record.
Enter the water-related risks that exist for your organization.
Calculate the stationary asset water footprint based on the total volume of
water from the associated water activities. Also, the water footprint quantifies the
intensity of these activities. For more information, see Create a Water Footprint Record.
Create a Water Activity Record Create a record for all of your water-related activities, such as withdrawal, consumption, or discharge of water that is related to your stationary assets.
Create a Water Footprint Record Create a record for the total volume of water from your water-related activities, such as withdrawal, consumption, or discharge that are related to your stationary assets. Additionally, water footprints quantify the intensity of these activities using the aggregated water activity records.
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