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Every figure on SustainTrue Pty Ltd’s portal that is not the company’s own published number is listed below, with where it appears and why it is standing in. Nothing else on the portal is illustrative.

15 illustrative values on this portal.
Figure	Value shown	Where	Why
Scope 1, direct	1.2 tCO₂e · FY26 · metered	/sustainability, the figures	Illustrative. SustainTrue publishes no emissions inventory; this row shows the shape a SustainQ figure arrives in, carrying value, unit, period and a metered-or-estimated flag.
Scope 2, market-based	8.4 tCO₂e · FY26 · metered	/sustainability, the figures	Illustrative. Both Scope 2 bases are shown because a single Scope 2 number with no basis is the ambiguity the unit rule exists to prevent.
Scope 2, location-based	11.9 tCO₂e · FY26 · metered	/sustainability, the figures	Illustrative. The second Scope 2 basis, carried alongside the first rather than instead of it.
Scope 3, total	142.6 tCO₂e · FY26 · estimated	/sustainability, the figures	Illustrative, and deliberately an AGGREGATE. Supplier-identified line items are level E on the permission ladder: a supplier’s data is the supplier’s confidential information, and the EU Omnibus I Directive caps what may be extracted from an SME supplier at all. Only the total crosses.
Scope 3, largest category	Purchased goods and services · 61.3 tCO₂e · FY26 · estimated	/sustainability, the figures	Illustrative. Category level is as granular as this surface goes; the line items beneath it identify suppliers and do not cross.
Total, all scopes	152.2 tCO₂e · FY26 · mixed basis	/sustainability, the figures	Illustrative. Marked mixed basis because it sums a metered and an estimated figure, which a total with no basis would hide.
Assurance status	Unaudited · not subject to external assurance	/sustainability, the figures	Illustrative. The state travels ON the figure rather than in a footnote, so a number cannot be quoted somewhere its assurance status is not.
Restatements this period	None · no figure carries supersededBy	/sustainability, the figures	Illustrative. This is the field that makes a restatement visible: when a figure is recomputed under a revised method, everywhere that quoted it flags itself rather than silently disagreeing.
Governance	82%	/sustainability, AASB S2 readiness by pillar	Illustrative readiness against the AASB S2 governance pillar.
Strategy	61%	/sustainability, AASB S2 readiness by pillar	Illustrative readiness against the AASB S2 strategy pillar.
Risk management	74%	/sustainability, AASB S2 readiness by pillar	Illustrative readiness against the AASB S2 risk-management pillar.
Metrics and targets	58%	/sustainability, AASB S2 readiness by pillar	Illustrative readiness against the AASB S2 metrics-and-targets pillar.
Board	78	/sustainability, policy against practice	Illustrative aggregate alignment score. Individual responses never cross the boundary.
Management	71	/sustainability, policy against practice	Illustrative aggregate alignment score.
Staff	64	/sustainability, policy against practice	Illustrative aggregate alignment score. The spread between the three is the signal; the responses behind it are not shared.

Also

Left out rather than invented

14 items the portal does not carry.
Item	Why it is absent
sharePrice, marketFigures and the header quote	SustainTrue Pty Ltd is not quoted on any exchange. There is no price, no volume and no market capitalisation, and deriving one would be arithmetic rather than data.
latestDisclosures, announcementTimeline and the announcement detail pages	An unlisted proprietary company lodges nothing with a market operator, so there is no release stream. The /documents page states the absence rather than rendering an empty timeline.
reportIndex, featuredReport and presentationList	The company publishes no accounts and releases no investor presentations. A reports shelf would be a band with a hole in it.
projectRail	The company names product areas rather than individual client projects, and every screen it publishes is labelled demonstration data. There is no named project to rail.
siteList	The company states only that it is based in Sydney. One line is not a site list, and it is already a row in the facts table.
ABN in the footer rather than the facts table	The house convention puts ABN in the footer’s registered-office block, which exists because a listed company’s facts table competes with figures that move. This company publishes no moving figures and no registered office, and the ABN is the strongest identity fact it does publish, so it is a facts row. The departure is recorded rather than made silently.
An investor-relations mailbox	The company publishes no investors@ address. The founder’s own address is published, but labelling a founder’s inbox as investor relations would name a function that does not exist.
A share registry	A proprietary company keeps its own member register and appoints no registrar. The governance page states this rather than naming one.
A board of directors, other executives and a company secretary	The company publishes two people and no board. Its own overview records this as not published, so the leadership page states the absence rather than estimating a composition.
A registered office address, a postal address and a telephone number	The company publishes "Sydney, Australia" and an ABN and nothing more. An address invented to fill a footer is a contact channel that does not exist.
Portraits of the two named people	The company publishes photographs of both. This pipeline does not republish images of real named individuals, so the leadership page uses initials.
Pricing, and the partner revenue-share rate	Neither is published. The company states only that revenue-share structures are tailored to each partnership, and that is what the questions page says.
Every number shown on sustaintrue.com	The company labels its own dashboard figures illustrative only, representative data, not a client position. Reproducing one on an investor surface would turn the company’s own demonstration into a claim.
The AASB S2 reporting-group thresholds	They are facts about Australian law rather than about this company, and the published figures are under revision. The questions page names the regime and links the company’s own guide instead of restating the thresholds.