Nextera Track module map
Nextera Track is a mobile application, and its navigation is the tab bar at the bottom of the screen with five tabs: Home, Footprint, Offset, Activity and Account. Beyond those five tabs sit several recording screens, opened from Home or Footprint.
Recording comes first and everything else is derived from it — the Footprint summary, the Leaderboard and an Offset contribution are only as strong as the activities actually recorded beneath them.
If any term here is unfamiliar, read Carbon accounting concepts first — this page assumes it.
The starting point — it greets you, opens recording, and sums up what is going on.
Purpose. Getting you into recording in one tap. It carries a greeting with your name, the Ready to track? button, the Quick Actions row — GPS Tracking, Flight, Manual and Board — then Feeds & Updates and the Top CO2 Producers board.
Things to watch for. While a tracking session is running, that button turns into a readout of elapsed time, distance and running CO₂, with a stop button beside it. It is the only place in the app that tells you recording is still switched on.
Tracker — GPS Tracking
Section titled “Tracker — GPS Tracking”Record a journey live, from the movement of your device.
Purpose. Calculating journey emissions from the distance actually covered. You choose a vehicle in Select Your Vehicle, start recording, and stop it through the Stop Tracking confirmation. The vehicle can be changed part-way; the distance after that point uses the new vehicle’s value.
Depends on. The device’s location permission, and the vehicle list from master data.
Things to watch for. This is the only part of the app that keeps working without a connection. A journey is stored on the device first, then uploaded; anything not yet sent waits in Pending Uploads on the Activity tab. A session that never got stopped is not lost — it turns up in Active Tracking Sessions under Account and has to be closed by hand.
Insert Flight
Section titled “Insert Flight”Record a flight segment by segment, from route data rather than an estimated distance.
Purpose. Calculating flight emissions from the departure and destination airports. Connections are added through Add Connecting Flight as Connection 1, Connection 2 and so on. Preview shows the Flight Details for each segment — Distance, Aircraft, Passenger CO₂/pax/leg, Cabin Class and Aircraft Fuel Burn/leg — before you tap Save.
Things to watch for. Because the figures are attached to the route, a flight whose route is not in the data cannot be recorded here. An internet connection is required.
Manual Emission Entry
Section titled “Manual Emission Entry”Enter journeys that never got recorded, one record covering several vehicles.
Purpose. Closing the gaps. You fill in Activity Name, Date and Notes, then add rows under Vehicle Entries: choose a vehicle, fill in Distance (km), and each row’s emissions appear immediately. The Summary section totals them into Total Emissions.
Things to watch for. One manual record can hold several vehicles at once, so a multi-leg journey does not have to be broken into many entries. An internet connection is required.
Footprint
Section titled “Footprint”Your carbon footprint for one period, broken down by activity type.
Purpose. The Overview screen. The period selector at the top left — Today’s, Past Week’s, Past Month’s, Past Year’s, All Time — governs every number on the screen. Carbon Produced shows one card per activity type with its total, and Carbon Offset shows the OFFSET card.
Depends on. Activities that have been recorded and successfully uploaded.
Things to watch for. The add button on each card opens the matching recording screen, and tapping the card body opens the Activity tab already filtered to that type — the quickest route from a number to its detail. The DEVICE USAGE and OFFSET cards are still marked Coming Soon. The tree figure uses a fixed conversion of one tree to 500 kg of CO₂ and is rounded up; treat it as a communication aid, not as a carbon sequestration claim.
Activity
Section titled “Activity”The complete history that every number on Footprint rests on.
Purpose. The Results list carries the activity name, its date and its emissions, with Filter by Type for All Types, GPS Tracking, Manual Entry, Flight, Food or Device Usage. Tapping a row opens Activity Detail — Total CO₂ Emission, Activity Type, and the detail particular to that type, such as each flight leg with its distance and cabin class.
Depends on. All of the recording screens.
Things to watch for. The Pending Uploads section above the list shows GPS Tracking journeys not yet sent, with a status of Waiting to sync or Failed and its reason, and Retry, Retry All and delete buttons. For as long as a journey sits there it is not in the Footprint summary — which is the most frequent explanation for a number that looks too small.
Offset
Section titled “Offset”Support a partner project to compensate for your emissions, with a certificate as the evidence.
Purpose. Picking a project, entering an amount in rupiah or tapping Offset All to cover the whole remainder, then Proceed to Payment. The screen sets Your carbon footprint against Will be neutralized, and states how much CO₂ one price unit of that project is worth. Offset History keeps every contribution with its Serial Numbers and a Download Certificate link.
Things to watch for. This tab is still marked Coming Soon and cannot yet be used, and neither can Payment Methods under Account. When it does go live, two things will not have changed: offsetting is not reduction, and your contribution is recorded alongside your activities rather than linked to particular emissions. Nextera Track gives you evidence that the contribution happened, not evidence that a specific tonne was dealt with.
Leaderboard
Section titled “Leaderboard”The Top CO2 Producers ranking, across every user.
Purpose. Social comparison as a nudge towards the habit of recording. Opened through Quick Actions → Board, with Filter by Activity Type.
Things to watch for. The board is global across every user of the app, not per group, and it ranks the largest emitters — not the best performers. Weigh both up before pushing your team to use it as an internal competition.
Account
Section titled “Account”Your profile, your groups, and the upkeep of your own data.
Purpose. Managing the account. Groups for Create New Group or Join with Invite Code, with the types Family, Friends, Work, Community and Other; Invitations for accepting or declining an invitation; Your Groups for the groups you belong to, with member counts and the ADMIN role marker. In Group Detail, an admin manages the Invite Code, Auto-approve, Join Requests, Pending Invitations and Members. General holds Edit Profile, Change Profile Picture, Sync Master Data and Active Tracking Session; Other holds Logout and Delete Account.
Things to watch for. Sync Master Data is what refreshes the vehicle and offset project lists on your device — run it when the vehicle list looks incomplete. Saved Routes, Settings, Language, Help Center and Share Feedback are still marked Coming Soon.
What Nextera Track does not have
Section titled “What Nextera Track does not have”Because Carbon accounting concepts sets out a far wider discipline, the limits are worth stating outright. Nextera Track has no organisational boundary or entity consolidation, no Scope 1/2/3 split, no Scope 2 dual reporting, no base year or recalculation, no targets or reduction pathways, no intensity figures, no file import, and no disclosure output in any format.
Use this map to work out which screen you need. For an organisation-level emissions inventory, you need something else, outside this product.