video1.0<iframe src="https://www.loom.com/embed/a67bfd8c0fc14fb8a55a2649d607c05c" frameborder="0" width="1280" height="960" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe>9601280Loomhttps://www.loom.com9601280https://cdn.loom.com/sessions/thumbnails/a67bfd8c0fc14fb8a55a2649d607c05c-00001.gif181Here you can find all the resources of the video along with its transcription. - Step-by-step with Decision Tree: https://ctitool.com/start-and-understand-your-circularity-assessment-step-by-step/ - CTI Framework by WBCSD: https://www.wbcsd.org/contentwbc/download/11256/166026/1 - How to import data on the CTI Tool in the right excel format: - Support: support@circular-iq.com Video transcript: Hi there! Have you ever wondered which kind of data you need in order to start assessing the circular performance of your products, site locations or the whole company? Defining a clear scope is crucial to knowing which data you'll need. In case you haven't decided what to analyze yet, you can find a decision tree on our step-by-step link in the comments that can facilitate this process for you. If you already know what you'd like to analyze, you need to think about materials, compounds and products that are entering your scope, that’s your inflow; and the ones getting out of your scope, the outflow. For example, in this assessment of a computer mouse, the scope is taking into account the materials to build the mouse, and waste left from the production, energy, water and revenue. The inflow data contains materials such as copper wires, silicon metal and ABS housing. The outflow contains the final product: the mouse, and its scrap. For both inflow and outflow, the data you'll need are material masses, sources and percentages. On the inflow, you enter the masses, whether they are virgin or renewable, and the percentages. On the outflow, you enter the masses, the cycle type, the percentage of the recovery potential, and the percentage of the actual recovery. In case you are not 100% sure about what these terms are, you can find detailed information on the CTI framework. You can add and edit the data manually, but there is also the option of downloading the template on Step 3 by clicking on **Import Data > Download Template**. Then, fill in the necessary data mentioned and import it to the tool by clicking on **Import Data > Import Data**. We also have another video about how to add data to the tool in the right format. In case you are not sure if you have the inflow and outflow information or where you can find it, you can talk with the Procurement team of your company or your suppliers to gather inflow data. For the outflow data, you can ask your colleagues about the information on design and waste management. Finally, you can also add national rates of material recovery in case you don't have data yourself. For example, if your country recycles 80% of all plastics, you might be able to consider that your outflow recovery for plastic materials is also 80%. If you're still unsure about how to do it, or if you have further questions about the tool, just drop us a message at support@circular-iq.com