Visitor guide
Everything you can do on Greencelium without an account, and what a free account adds.
On every page, the round “?” button at the bottom left starts a guided tour of the page.
Greencelium in brief
A free digital commons helping small organisations — micro-businesses, SMEs, associations — move from good intentions to a CSR roadmap they keep, with others and close to home.
- Free, with no advertising or commission.
- Hosted in Europe; the AI assistant runs on our servers and sells nothing on.
- Six languages: French, English, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese.
- Measured eco-design: light pages, little JavaScript, EcoIndex grade A.
The method: reduce, contribute, regenerate
The Compass draws on doughnut economics and the Convention des Entreprises pour le Climat programmes. It is followed in this order:
- Reduce: first cut your own pressures (energy, materials, water, transport, working conditions).
- Contribute: additionally fund traceable projects for what remains — never a “neutrality” claim.
- Regenerate: help a living environment or a territory end up better than before (hedges, soils, water, social ties).
Where to start
The simple self-assessment takes ten minutes, with no account: ten questions, and you leave with your priorities. Nothing is saved unless you ask.
- Then read the method and the free resources linked to your priorities.
- A roadmap spreadsheet template can be downloaded to work offline.
Knowledge and the Agora
Everything can be read freely: sourced reference guides, the members’ wiki, a glossary of over 150 terms, and the Agora conversations.
- The Agora assistant answers from the knowledge already published, citing its sources.
- To ask, answer or write a page, you need an account.
- A page becomes “verified” after review by a peer.
Local actors and companions
The directory lists associations, advisers and social organisations helping the transition, by topic and town. Companions support a roadmap.
- Is your organisation in the directory? Claim its listing to keep it up to date.
- Each companion states their terms (volunteering or paid service); Greencelium takes no commission.
- Peer meetups (circles, drop-in sessions) are run by companions and the team.
What a free account adds
Account requests are reviewed by a team member; the answer arrives by email within 48 working hours. An account gives access to:
- a roadmap prepared with the assistant, then kept by hand;
- the full self-assessment, the framing and the assistant’s suggestions;
- the team, sharing, co-development with peers and support from a companion;
- versions, the annual review, the VSME report and the spreadsheet export.
How Greencelium is funded
“Sow” receives voluntary contributions. They first cover an operating reserve per account; anything above that is passed on to local partner associations.
- The Transparency page publishes flows, costs and every payout live.
Your data
Without an account, Greencelium does not track you: no advertising trackers, no third-party analytics. With an account, you can download all your data or delete the account at any time.
Getting help
The round “?” button, bottom left, starts a guided tour of the page or the site. Search covers the whole site.