Yes, and this is even common among major retailers. Typically: Ecobalyse or Carbonfact for French compliance, Fairly Made for supply chain traceability, and Glimpact for European group reports. Tools can generally export and import data in standard formats, limiting technological lock-in. The decision mainly concerns the combination's overall cost and potential duplication of work.
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