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 # Introduction to [GreenEdge](https://greenedge.axiansiot.com/)
 > This training course will help you discover how the greenEdge works and how you use it to keep track of your carbon footprint.
 
-## [What is GreenEdge?](./GreenEdgeInfo.md)
+## [What is GreenEdge?](introduction/introduction.md)
 Learn more about what the GreenEdge portal supports.
 
 ## [Dashboard](./GreenEdgeDashboard.md)

introduction/introduction.md

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+# What is GreenEdge?
+*GreenEdge automates data collection and reporting of greenhouse gas emissions for enterprises. It minimizes the effort and enhances the data quality for reporting and budgets along with a customized dashboard to further engage staff members, partners and customers.*
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+**GreenEdge** is made to give controll of your carbon emission footprint by automating the process of collecting the emissions.
+
+Througout this course we will go through all aspects of GreeEdge, such as *Sites*, *Emissions*, *Reporting*, *Budgets* and more.
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+<img src="/images/introduction_1.png">
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+## Basic principles
+
+### Organizations
+*Organizations* reflects the hierarchical structure of your organization, and may be made up of multiple levels which often reflects regions to some level.
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+*Organizations* are visible through the navigation of the GreenEdge dashboard. *Organizational* dashboards provides an **aggregated** overview of all *Business units* below.
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+*Organizations* cannot be managed through GreenEdge. Changes in the organizational structure is handled through integration with back-end systems.
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+### Business units
+**Business units** is where it happens! All *Emissions*, *Reporting* and *Budgets* are collected and managed on *Business unit* level. All *Business units* belong to one *Organization*.
+
+### Sites
+A *site* represents any type of facility, such as an office, a warehouse or a store. A *Business unit* may have one or more *sites*, and may share *sites* with other *Business units*.
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+*Sites* may optionally be connected where *emissions* such as electricity, heating and water is automatically collected.
+
+### Emission sources
+*Emission sources* are collected in a "raw" format, where unit and scale might differ. For instance, electricity is collected in kWh while diesel might be collected in liters. All *Emission sources* are catagorized and given a **factor**. This factor is used to convert the raw input to CO2-e.
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+There are three ways of *Emissions* can be collected:
+* Integrated sites
+    * *Emissions are automatically collected from meters and sensors installed on-site*
+* API integration
+    * *Emissions are collected from calling external vendors or partners*
+* File import 
+    * *Emissions are created through file-import*
+
+### Reporting
+GreenEdge comes with a reporting tool that can be used to analyse your carbon emission footprint. While there are many built-in reports, you can also create your own reports.
+
+### Budgets
+Your organization has an overall goal of how to lower the carbon emission footprint. This goal is defined by a "baseline" year, an "target" year together with a percentage of how much it should be lowered.
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+Each *Business unit* is given individual budgets aligned with the overall goal. To meet the budget, *Business units* needs to define a number of *Actions*. For instance, an *Action* might be "Switch all lamps to led", or "Only use HVO100 for service vehicles"