SQUAKE Reviews & Product Details

SQUAKE finally makes business-travel emissions something you can trust and operate on, not just a nice-to-have dashboard. I like how flexible the platform is: we can plug in data from different TMCs and expense tools, apply consistent methodologies across air, rail, hotel and car, and still trace every single CO₂e value back to its source. The API is fast and reliable, the product team is very receptive to feedback, and the audit-readiness (versioned factors, clear documentation, reproducible logic) gives us real confidence when we talk to finance, auditors and customers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Because SQUAKE is quite powerful, there is a bit of a learning curve for less technical users, especially when it comes to understanding methodologies and configuration options. The self-service analytics and UI are improving, but I would appreciate even more out-of-the-box dashboards and explainers for non-experts. Occasionally, some niche edge cases in the data (e.g. messy historical bookings) still require manual clarification with support, although the team is very responsive when this happens. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Using SQUAKE has given our company full transparency over the CO₂ impact and costs of all employee travel. It finally brought structure into our mobility data, helped us steer employees toward more sustainable options, and made our reporting effortless. Most importantly, it turned scattered travel information into clear insights we now use to cut costs and hit our sustainability targets. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The biggest drawback for us was the initial setup — integrating our existing tools and cleaning up legacy travel data took more time than expected. Some features required custom configuration to fit our workflows, and not all travel providers connected seamlessly from day one. While the platform is powerful, it also meant we had to adjust internal processes and train teams to fully leverage it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.