GLYNT BLOG

Two years ago, a GLYNT customer sent us thousands of scanned utility bills. It was as if someone had been standing at a scanner for hours, putting stacks of bills through the machine. And accuracy rates were low. But today the situation is entirely different, bad scans are no problem!

Work from Rewiring America shows that U.S. households can save billions of dollars each year with smart appliances and energy choices. GLYNT enables kitchen table conversations with energy, water and emissions data in an easy-to-use report. We’re solving a big problem one spreadsheet at a time.

The Pew Center issued a key report on verified emissions 20 years ago. The need and challenges remain the same. What’s different is technology. GLYNT solves this problem.

Recent studies reveal that AI tools designed to help with COVID were mostly useless, as they were built on mounds of data which were often of poor quality. GLYNT’s AI only needs a handful of documents to deliver highly accurate results.

When you’re working with emissions data, “edge cases” and data wrinkles are all too common. The source of the problem is utility bills; they’re dense, diverse and complicated. GLYNT was built to untangle utility bills and make emissions data an everyday business flow.

For years the hope has been to make the capture of bills posted to websites, sent as paper mailings or PDFs easy–so easy that you can simply take a photo of the bills with your phone. Now it’s a reality.

GLYNT is pleased to introduce our new VP of Engineering, Kyle Forbes. A software engineer by background, Kyle spent the past decade leading various teams at PayPal, and now he’s ready to join the documents-to-data movement with GLYNT. Get to know him through our interview.

An image – or in this case a spreadsheet – can be worth 1000 words. GLYNT produces Scope 2 emissions data in a simple spreadsheet format. Transparent. Accessible. Ready to Use.

In the old days, IT made decisions for the entire corporation. Then we had “citizen developers” who tried out software and snuck it into the enterprise. Today we have a third wave, led by a generation who has been downloading apps on their phone for years.

Here at GLYNT we thought we might have a B2D business model too. But after studying the documents-to-data problem closely and working through deployment issues with our customers, we’re strongly in the standard B2B business model camp.