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GoGreen home page overview

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The GoGreen home page is designed to give a quick overview of how the team is progressing toward environmental and sustainability targets, and whether they are adopting best practices. It also provides you with navigation points to the GoGreen Adoption index and cockpits and gives quick visibility of key information including the current month’s consumption status of each cockpit and the GoGreen index score.

Image: The GoGreen home screen in PMI

What’s on the page?

1. GoGreen Index

The GoGreen index indicates how well you are adopting GoGreen best practices to effectively manage your resources and consumption. The goal is a score of 8 out of 10 or above.

The progress ring is color coded:

        • Green = Index is 8.0 or above. Good use of GoGreen.
        • Orange = Index is between 5.0 and 8. Some progress has been made.
        • Red = Index below 5.0. GoGreen is not used as intended.

Click on the tile to go directly to the GoGreen dashboard.

2. Green impact YTD vs LY

This tile shows:

        • The amount of CO2 consumption in tons.
        • The difference in consumption from current year to date to the same period last year. This is calculated using the figures in ‘Cost’ view in the GoGreen learning cockpit. 

If consumption is less than last year, it will be in blue. If consumption is more than last year, it will be in red. 

        • The number of trees that have been saved. This is calculated by:

Trees = Sum CO2 ton multiplied with 15 = 1 trees (factor 15 per ton CO2) 240 tCO2 = (240×15) 3,600 trees

Click here for more details on this calculation. Reference: EPA

3. CO2 emissions progress bar

This tile shows how you are pacing month to date and year to date. Hover over the bar to see the actual values.

The CO2 emission target is based on the target for consumption reduction set by your head office.

4. Guest satisfaction

Here you can see the guest satisfaction rating on a scale of 1 – 10. An average of the ratings received month to date is compared to the same period last year.

The scores are provided by Loopon and are updated daily. If you do not have an integration with Loopon, this widget will not be available.

5. Cockpits

Each GoGreen cockpit, including individual energy cockpits, have their own tile with progress bar displaying your performance vs the target. Click the tile to be taken directly to that cockpit.

Troubleshooting tips

This section provides additional troubleshooting advice for readers experiencing specific issues. While it’s packed with useful insights, you may skip it if you’re not facing any related problems.

What does GG stand for?

In PMI “GG” stands for GoGreen. This initiative focuses on sustainability and environmental responsibility. The abbreviation “gg” is commonly used by users when referring to sustainability tools and features within the full PMI software suite called GoGreen. For more about the GoGreen module view this article: GoGreen home overview.

Goal Distribution Tool (GDT)

What is GDT? The GDT helps set long-term sustainability goals at the chain level, breaking them down into property-specific and monthly targets. These targets are visible in the GoGreen cockpit and Planning pages.

Goal Targets Not Displaying

  • Ensure that goals have been properly set and distributed at the chain level.
  • Check if the property has the required data, such as historical usage and occupancy figures.
  • Verify that the property’s activities and local weather conditions have been factored into the calculation.

Correct, change, register or add consumption

To register consumption, use the 'Add consumption' button within the cockpit. This allows for the input of new consumption values easily. If needing to update an entry, simply input the new value; PMI will override the previous entry with the new one, ensuring the latest data is always reflected. However, note that imported values cannot be overwritten in this manner. For tracking food waste specifically, use the "Production" category to enter total food waste figures accurately.