Once the collection is complete, you will want to analyze your results. To do this, you will go to your analysis.
Except that once you are there, you see that there is a discrepancy between the tCO2e display in the green banner and the total displayed on the sunburst in the global tab.

Here, it is clear that the total results are different: 3733 tCO2e VS 2806 tCO2e.

This is due to the fact that we display the sum of the total emissions from the collection part (3733 tCO2e green banner) while the display present in the charts like on the sunburst sums the emissions of the data according to their sub-category.

Example: below, the Aluminium data has been assigned to the category "Purchases" which is a main category, however it is necessary to assign the data to subcategories for their value to be counted.

Indeed, by going into the administration part (red banner) you find the 'Aluminium' data present on the "Purchases" entry and not on a sub-entry that could be "Purchases of raw materials" for example.

To correct this, it is only necessary to change the category "Main Category - Purchases" to "Subcategories - Purchases of raw materials" for the data and the calculation on the sunburst will be done correctly again.